New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

The interests Of the parish dictated that Lloyd hall be permanently secur- ed and the deal was consummatcd. The society then faced problem.
 Kindly neighbors offered place for the storage of the society's furniture, but afraid lest such action might mean the end Of the organization, the Tabs decided to see knew quarters. Several sites were recommended, after which it was voted to take the present building, the old chapel at upsons corner. Since taking over this club room, the society has purchased it and now hopes to sec the day when a new building wil be on the site with adequata rfubroom facilities and with a hall in..which community entertain- mcnts may be held, President Hart said. In concluding his remarks. the speaker thanked the women of the rsrish for the important part Ecy played in inc anniyersary's success.
 First Sclcctman Carter
 Seloctman Carter said he had at- tended many social functions in tho town of Berlin, but was prepared to make the unqualified statement that he had never before attended a gath ering in which there were so many good looking people. At this remark tho entire assemblase smiled approv- al. The official said he always reads the papers to learn what the temper encc society is doing and feels proud of the organization when it brings 10 Kensinston prizes offered in competi- tive cents. He thanked the commit tee for the invitation 10 attend inc an nivcrsary and wished inc society con- tinued success.
 George kane of New Britain
 President Kane of the New Britain 'Tabs' stressed tho importance of set- ting young members into inc society. He urged the older members to carry On a membership campaign consist entity with inc thoughts Of now building their ideal, 10 he realized by an increased membership roll. He ad- vised the members gathered at the banquet that only through close COG operation with their officers could they hope to progress. In closing his remarks. Mir. Kane extended the best wishes Of the New Britain Tabs for many more anniversaries of prosper ity for St. Paui's Tabs.
 Seated at the speakers table with Mcssrs. Hart, Kane and Carter. was John Pagan, a former member Of the society and now Hiec-pres- iden Of the New Britain Tabs"
 In the main hall, music for danc- ing was provided by six piece or chestra. Preceding the banquet. q of seven dances was carried | out. A grand march was then held. | Chairman Edward Moore Of the an- 1 niversary committee leading. Pro- lessor William J. I;itchic. who acted | as prompter for the square sets, direc- ! ted this feature Of the program.
 Attractive dance programs, carrying i Inc seal of the C. T. \. l'.. were pro- vidcd and the dance numbers were in ! the form Of toasts 10 ths following in- , 1ividuais and organizations: The pres { dent, the T. X. &s E. society the I charter members. the American l.c- zion. the all-Kensington master, the American Paper Goods O.. the Tabs" orchestra. the treasurer and financial secretary. inc ladies Of the parish. the Holy Name society and the Lady Maccabces.
 Married 3I Wears
 Mir. and Mrs. James Garrity Of arc quietly oksersing the list anniversary Of their marriage al heir home today. They were mar jed in st. Fsurs church, kensineton, " the late Rev. ]. schelly. Six chil- lren have been born 10 the couple, Mrs. F.. Flanagan Of Hartford. Nellie. loretta. Agnes. James and George, all ,f kensington.
 To Hold Costume Party
 The young people of the Worthing- on Community Center association gill hold a costume party this oEpn- ng at the Grange hall at o'clock. This affair is one of the first ever lttempted by the Junior committee of he organization and all indications ire that it will be extremely succes3- ul. The young people have made IlI arrangements themselves, and ave secured Iiyder's orchestra or Few Britain to furnish music.
 Tho grand march will be led by ,hase CoaIe and Miss Victoria Fiske. Ihere will be prizes for costumes and , rnueraf euad tsr.c is fonErd far-