New Britain herald., 1923-10-27

ducted in the town. The feature to. night will be the South Manchester orchestra and dancing will be enjoyed Assessors Finish Kensington District The assessors, who have been fin | session at the Berlin Savings bank have practically completed their work in that district and will be in session at the Berlin Town hall on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday It is ex- pected that by Thursday of next week the property owners in both of the districts will have filed their lists and a final accounting may be made and the figures published within the next two months.
 Final Plans For Fair
 Final plans for the fair to be given in Athletic hall. East Berlin, have been completed,
 The fair will run on October So S1, November 1 and g. On Tuesday the program will consist of one act sketch to be presented by Mrs. Reed and Mrs. George Ventres. This will be followed by a musical act by Mir. and Mrs. George Tryon. On We'd uCoudy tnClG VIII OC DIs IIdo- querade dance. A suitable entertain ment has been selected for Thursday and is expected to be of high order.
 The distribution of prizes will be made on Friday night when the larg- est crowd of the fair is expected. On that night special orchestra will be hired and dancing enjoyed.
 This affair is to be conducted un- der the auspices of the Knights of Pythias and the Woodmen
 ShamrOcks vs. Cannons
 The Shamrocks of this town will meet the Cannons of Meriden at the kensington athletic field at o'clock this afternoon. Practice was held last night and the kensington boys are in fit condition to give good &C., count of themselves. Little is known of the record of the Meriden team and large crowd is. expected to be on hand to watch the melee.
 Church Services
 At the Kensington Congregational church Rev, Carleton Hagen will preach at the 1O:45 service on the subject of What the National Coun- cil Means to the Church." Sunday school at 12:10 and the Y. r. s. c. E. meeting at 6 D. m.
 At St. Paul's church in Kensington Rev. J. c. Brennan will conduct masses at and 10 o'clock.
 Rev. May Lord will conduct both the morning and evening services at he Kensington Methodist church. The morning service will be held at l0:45 and the evening service at 7:3O o'clock. Sunday school at 2 noon
 Rev. Samuel Fisko will preach at he morning service of the Berlin f Congregational church at 1O:45. The 'oung mems class will meet with the ,astor at 10 a m. and the Sunday 'chool at noon. The junior Y. P. s. ;. E. will meet at o'clock.
 Social At Community House
 A dance and social was held at the House on Berlin street ast evening. The affair was attended " about 50 of the younger set from 10th Berlin and Kensington.
 A meeting of the Berlin troop of 3oy Scouts was also held at the Com nunity house last evening.
 On Wcek-End Trip P. J. Buckley, Jack Giani, and 'homas McLarney arc enjoying a feek-end trip over the Mohawk rail. They are expected to return ome Sunday evening.
 Local Men in Suit.
 Robert Cole has brought suit gainst H. CerchiDisky for s75 alleg { d to be due on merchandise. Cole as retained Attorney Thomas J. abelus of New Britain. The papers ere served by Constable Frank ? rown this morning
 Leave to Attend Game. Iii Members of the local Boy and Girl u sout troops left this nqon to attend ie Yale Brown game in New Haven X