New Britain herald., 1924-01-26

to go to New Britain every time they practice and are unable to have vis- itors come to Berlin for games, be- cause of a lack of accommodations
 Berlin Post Winner.
 Bottom -Kasica post of the American Legion took two out of three matches from the Plainyille post at the Plain- vile Recreation alleys last evening This was one of a series of games which Legion teams will stage during the winter.
 Card Party Draws Crowd.
 The card party hold last evening by the Worthington Community Center association was successful and drew largo crowd, considering the tenn pcratnre of the weather. There were ten tables of cards. The whist prizes went 10 Mrs. Clarence Boardman and John Pinches. The bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Matthew Griswold and Harold Stearns, the "500" prizes to Mrs. Oscar Erickson Of New Brit ain and Theodore Savage. Mir. and Mrs. Ruben Hadley took the nah Jongg prizes.
 Poverty Social Planned.
 The woman's Missionary society of the Berlin Congregational church will hold a poverty social in the dining room of the church oa Wednesday evening of next week.
 Leaves for Vermont.
 Rev. Carleton Hazen of the kcns- ington Congregational church left this for Vermont. where he will spend short time.
 Dance Being Arranged.
 Court Mattabessett Of inc Foresters will hold a Washington's Birthday dance in the hall on the evening of February 22, it was learned today. | The social committee is expecting 10 l make this one of the big events of the se ason.
 The social committee has elected | the following officers for the next six l Chairman. John DeLowry, i secretary and treasurer, Harry Taylor, publicity agent. Charles E. Wright.
 Hall Being Renovated
 The Grange hall in Berlin is being renovated. papcred and painted in preparation for the 39th | celebration which will ake place one week from Tuesday ,vening in the hall.
 The rganization has one active ,harter member, Hattie Hollister, who has taken part in all Grange ac- x iyities since fl was organized in Ber- in. Miss Hollister holds the distinction ,f being the only active member in he Berlin Grange. There are one or wo more, but these have either moved out Of town or have ceased to i Ittend meetings. fl
 With tbe Town Clerk The following birth certificates have ,cen returned to the office of the i own clerk during the past week. i. X daughter. Flora. has been born to 1r. and Mrs. Rogolo Cerasalli of Der ( In. i A daughter, Dorothy Roberta. has ] cen born to Mir. and Mrs. Francis { 'otts of East Berlin.
 4 daughter, Maria Antonia. has 1 cen born 10 Mir. and Mrs. Antonio 2 'otaro Of kensington.
 warantec and quit claim deeds have cen received as follows: Rudolph Pepiau has sold 10 Frank nd Annie Wilk nine acres Of land on ie old Jarvis poultry farm property. ! rudolph Peplau has also sold to ] tanislas BysicHfcz 12 acres Of land i n the same property. D The Meriden Permanent Building [ nd Loan association has quit claimed ' s interest in a piece of land in Ken il ngton formerly owned by Max ( ohen, 10 Joseph setens a
 St. Paui's Church . Masses will be celebrated tomorrow S and 10 a. ID. The regular ses- on of the sunday school win take ace after the 1J o'clock service.
 sacred Heart Church Q Her. J. C. Brennan Of St. Paul's . Iurch. Kensington. will have charge a the mass at T o'clock tomorrow T orning. sunday school will follow . e service. 0
 Berlin Congregational
 The Boys class will meet al 10 a. ts tomorrow The regular morning rrice will bs hold at io.f5 o'clock. c pastor choosing as his sermon biesf. The Ntw PersonaIftF.- Sun ' school al I 2 oclock in the chapel .