New Britain herald., 1924-03-03

Comedians, dancers, singers and al tho iNin's will be on the boards or
 the evening of March 2S.
 Several applications from eX-serv. icemcn for membership in the Legion i have been received and an era of prosperity is looked forward to. The boys arc beginning 10 take an interest 1 in the doings. It took lot Of work
 on the part Of Commander Gianno,ta. but it was worth it.
 In speaking of the honor roll. this morning Mir. Ciiannotta stated that the question is Il dead issue. lic said that the Legion has done all it can to secure the bronze tablet and that it Is now up to tho town. If tho town wants to have the old honor roll staring it in tho face for years to come, all well and good.
 Ii is thought that the post will ac- comrlish things in the future, now that tho boys have startcf to come around.
 Missionary Work
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Berlin Congregational church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Frank Woods. An interesting session is being planned. To Speak On Trees
 Tho next meeting Of the Berlin Motherhood club will be held on Wed. nesday afternoon. March i9. at tho home or Mrs. w IT. Meaglcy. The speaker of the afternoon will be John l.. Donnclly Of New Haven, who will address the meeting on Frees. Shrubs and r"rcnnials."
 Missionar, Meeting
 Creative Forces in Japan," will be the subject Of the meeting of the Woman's Missionary society Of the kcnsington Congregational church on March 19. The meeting will bc held at tho home Of Mrs. Sidney NJ. Cowlcs and the leaders will bc Miss Marjorie 1 Moore and Miss Pauline Bauer. The ! members of inc Inanda club will be i guests of the meeting.
 The railroad underpass in lSensing- | lon is not in good condition. accord ! ng to motorists who have to pass through there during the last few | lays. The gang Of workmen from the highway department have been busy. put the ice is thick and going is -ough.
 One needs to be a tightropc walker | Q walk along inc sidewalk in the f lnderpass without failing down. Y
 East Berlin Items
 NIT. and Mrs. Benjamin Dercnthal md daughter. Kathleen. of Spring ieid, Mass. are the guests of Mir. and Hrs. Patrick IIoligan at their home on fain street.
 The Red Pepper class of tho Meth dist Sunday school will give a finch arty and social in the church base ncnt this evening at o'clock.
 Miss Ivy Anderson has returned 10 CT home in New Britain after spend 1g the past few days as the guest of Hiss Georgia Kelsey at her nome on |, lain street. it
 \ few friends of Mrs. Arthur Law |, nncc gave her a pleasant surprise so- [ ial at her home last Friday after I con. tho occasion being a birthday i, After a bountifui lunch on was served. Mrs. Lawrence was [ rcss atcd with q reed basket and her uests departed wishing her many appy returns of tho day.
 tn Ash Wednesday scrvice will he fid at St. Gabriel's church Wednes- ay evening at 7:s5 o'clock. George itchtll of New Britain will have 1srGe Of the ser1icc. < meeting Of the Parish club Of St sbrinI's church will he held at fhe Iurch Wednesday evening after the sh Wednesday services. All mcm- FITS are requested to bc present ss Isinsss of importance is to be tran Icted.
 Thomas Holigan of southington has zen the guest of relatives in town. Mrs Ralph Gamble and daughter. rginia. have returned to their home ] Wilcox avenue from the Hartford ,spital.