New Britain herald., 1924-11-26

town clerk was not meant, no names having been mentioned.
 The accusation came when Mr. Lewis upon being questioned re- gardinE the non-collcction of taxes. is said to have explained in town meeting that this was due to mis- takes made in the books by the town clerk and the other officials connected with summing up the figures. MT. Lewis. when asked to show the mistakes by the town clerk, is alleged 10 have said that he was not referring 10 anything done by Mr. Woodruff.
 No Seals on Face of Mall,
 Postmaster Sidney Nj. Cowles of Kensington today issued a warning to those sending Christmas pack ages that packages containing on the face Christmas seals or Red Cross seals, will be sent to the dead letter office unless a return address is given. It Is against the law to place seals of any kind on the face of letters or packages, The placing of seals on the backs of letters or packages is allowed.
 Thanksgiving Tn Berlin
 Tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day. will be generally observed through out the town with family reunions and large spreads, for which the holiday IS famous. Several residents will entertain guests from out of town.
 A special service will be held at the Berlin Congregational church at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning and Rev. Samuel A. E'iske will preach a sermon in keeping with the day. Tonight at 7;3O o'clock two Ken sington churches, the Methodist and the Congregational. will unite in the Congregational church for a special Thanksgiving service. Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips will preach and special music has heen arranged.
 The post offices in town will close lVAAlOl ION |pl pal | bl llit huNs l ItY will do business between the hours of 7:15 and 10 a. m., closing at 10 o'clock for the remainder of the day. There will be no rural delivery service tomorrow and in Kensington, no village delivery.
 Stores, generally will open their doors for q short time during tho morning hours The Berlin Savings bank will remain closed all day. as will the office of the town clerk. The A. F.. r. barber shop will remain open until gao o'clock tonight. but will close for the entire day tomor- row.
 There will probably be great many visitors in town tomorrow, to- gether with several Berlin young men and women who attend schools and colleges in various parts of the country.
 Will Entertain Guests
 Mir and Mrs. II. II, Damon of Berlin street will entertain Mrs J. NJ. Damon, Dr. William Damon and Dr. Howard Damon of Hartford, and MT. and Mrs. R. F. Damon and fam fly Of Maple Hill tomorrow.
 Annual Association Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Maple Cemetery association will he held to- night at o'clock at tho Berlin free library. Election of officers will be held.
 East Berlin Items
 The weekly meeting Of the Com. munity club will he held in the Methodist church basement this eve. ming at o'clock JarvIs Dowd and William Brown, Jr.. will have charge Of the entertainment program. whicl will probably take the form of { Thanksgiving entertainment
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Gates 0 West Cromwell are receiving con gratulations On the birth Of a Son
 The hours al the local postofIlc, Thursday. Thanksgiving. arc as fol lows: open at 7:3O a. m. and close a 9 o'clock; reopen at | D. m. and clos, at 6 o'clock.
 A Thanksgiving service will h, held at St. Gabricrs church Thurs day morning at 10 o'clock. Goorg Mitchell of New Britain will hav, l charge of the service.
 A number of the loCa member of tho Masonic lodge attended R sup per and meeting at Cromwell las evening"
 l Mir and Mrs Egnar Peterson 0