New Britain herald., 1924-03-28

Berlin district, authorities saying that there are no cases in kensing- ton. It has been ascertained that there is no danger of the disease spreading and proper caro is being taken of the patients 10 see that they do not come in contact with out siders.
 Outlook Is Promising.
 +. o. Clark Of East Berlin, owner Of the R. Q. Clark Brick Co. and the C. r. Merwin Brick Co. of Ber- lin and the Aetna Brick Co. of Hart ford gave opt..a statement today 10 the effectFthatsthe brick industry for the coming simmer is extremely promising. He. said that there are many orders to be filled and that tho companies will have all they can do 10 flll them if the, present state of affairs continues. v
 When asked if any new equipment was being planned on, Mir. Clark said that there was no thought of sccur- ing any additional equipment, al- though a new tsae electric shovel has been purchased by tho company and is at present doing work at the yards in Berlin.
 Mir. Clark asserted that he was recently in New York city and that inc outlook from that angle also was promising. It is expected that when the rush starts about 100 more will be employed by the company, in ad- dition 10 iis regular force which is kept busy all winter. This additional help is recruited from the southern negro population 10 a great extent and houses are provided at the yards for thcso incoming laborers.
 On Cuisines Tn New York
 George r. Dodd of Worthinston Ridge left this morning for New York city where he will spend few days on business.
 Hall Is Decorated
 The town hail has been attractiveIy decorated by Bolton-kasica post of the American Legion for the show which will take place tonight under the auspices of the post. This will be the first endcavor of tho kind and tho organization has spent much time and money 10 make the affair big one. Commander Giannotta says that f tonight's event is a success, l}crlin may look for 2 regular schedule Of entertainment. The variety bill to- night is one which will please every ono.
 Arc Attending Convention
 Mrs. Leland Gwatkin. Mrs. Eliza beth Nickwirc. Mrs. F.. w. Miidrum. Mrs. Thomas C. Hodgson and Mrs I.uclla Stoarus are in New Haven to- jay attending tho state convention of Inc Daughters of thc American Rev Jlution. which is being held in that .ity. Tho convention started ycster- ley and closes this evening. The Berlin women arc representing Emma Hart Willard chapter.
 Motherhood Club
 The next meeting of the Mother hood club of Berlin is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, April IS. at the iome Of Mrs. Arthur l.. Woodruff. The subject of the meeting will he 'Houaehold Economics" The meet ng will bc in charge of Mrs. George E. Carter.
 Last Errlin Itcms
 The local members Of inc Boy scouts will attend a meeting of their roop at Berlin this evening.
 Mrs. IT. Beardslcy. who has been l he guest Of her sister. Mrs. Henry i Bailey. at her home on Main street, | ias returned 10 her home in West l 1avcn.
 \ number from this place uiIl at- {. snd the vaudeville entertainment i nd dance which will bc given by !, iolton- kasica post. American Legion. 1 [ the town hall in Berlin this eve i ing. The music for dancing will be furnished by Mckuon's orchestra. The members Uf the ''lsafanso" Tub will meet at the home Of Mrs. l 'harIes Nelson on Main street this vening at inc usual hour. 4 sve- ial business meeting Nill be held be- ore the social hour.
 Mr. and Mrs. NeIIo Bighinatti of his place arc receiving congratula- ions on the birth of 2 daughter at [ he MiddIcscx hospital in MiddletoWn uesday.
 St. Iraul's orchestra held 2 rrhcar- ll af the home of Charles Cobcy on Nilcox avenue last evening.