New Britain herald., 1923-12-11
was received on the Lewis radio
 Next Debate in January

The next debate of the Mems Ly- ceum of Kensington will be held at the Kensington Methodist church on January t4. The subject for debate will be. Resolved: That the best in- terests of New England will be served by a unified ownership Of its rail- roads" On the affirmative side of the question will be Claude W. Stevens and Frank Clark. On the negative will be Joseph Wilson and Harold Up- son.
 We'll Baby Conference
 The next Well Baby Conference in Berlin will be held tomorrow after noon from 2 to 1 o'clock in Foresters hall. Much enthusiasm is being shown in these conferences. Last month 21 babies returned for examin- ation and better yet, seven new babies were examined.
 An effort is being made by the nurse to visit all mothers who come regularly to the conferences.
 Missionary Meeting
 The woman's Home Missionary so- ciety of the kensington Methodist church will met tomorrow afternoon at the parsonage of the church. The subject will be, Migrant work, do- mestic science in industrial homes, our attitude toward the child" The leader will be Mrs. R. A. wooding.
 Annual Meeting Of Glass
 The annual meeting of the Berlin Mems Bible Glass will take place to- morrow evening at o'clock in the Community House. Following the election of officers a social hour will be held.
 Real Estate Deal
 The Connecticut Valley Orchard company sold an eight-acre farm to- day to Carla nd Bertha ziel of Berlin. The deal was made through the Cash man Farm agency.
 Inanda Club Play
 Rehesrsais are being held regularly for the Inanda club play. The Two Letters" which will be produced Fri day evening of this week in Foresters hall. Miss Marjorie Moore of Ken sington is the writer Of the piece and 1t contains many interesting situations. Dancing will follow the play and drill.
 Bearers at Funeral
 The bearers at the funeral Of Ed win I. Clark, which was held from the Berlin Congregational church yester- day afternoon at 2 o'clock. were all Sons of Veterans. Those who acted In the capacity Of bearers were: Henry Austin. Herbert Damon. Harry iodge and Arthur II. Bushnell.
 Elected Publicity Committee Mrs. E. W. Stearns has been ap- pointed by Emma Hart Willard chap .er, Daughters Of the American Revo- | ution. to serve on the press and pub l icity committee of the chapter.
 Items Of Interest. The Girl Scouts met this afternoon ! t the Community House on Berlin i treet.
 The ladies Aid society of the Ber- in Congregational church expect to iold a meeting tomorrow at the l hurch.
 Fast Berlin Items | There will be the regular meeting If the Knights of Pythias at the hall i his evening. Final arrangements will De made for the minstrel entertain- nent to be given at Athletic hall Fri lay evening.
 Local members of the Girl Scouts will attend a meeting of their troop t Berlin, Wednesday afternoon.
 The 'Tsafanso" Club will meet at he home of Mrs. Charles Nelson on lain street this evening. il Miss Virginia Root of Main street eft recently for Washington. D. C.. There she will be the guest of reIa- ives indefinitely. The ladies of the Methodist church ill hold a social in the church base 1ent Wednesday evening. II Edson Maine, Jr., entertained the members of the Red Pepper class of he Methodist church at his home on fsin street last evening. The prize winners at the weekly .hist given by the ladies of Sacred Ieart church last evening were as fol- TVS: Mrs. Susie Nelson. ladies first; ITS. James 0,Toole. ladies second: . McPherson. gentlefnanfs first. O. oIigan, gentleman's consolation. The