New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Department, American Legion, be- cause of the fact that he has anoth- CT engagement, will be unable to be present, but he has delegated F. L. White, Department Americanization officer, to be present in his place.
 Cannon Put In Place.
 The captured German cannon, asked for by Frank L. Wilcox, on behalf of the town, has arrived and was put in place Saturday by corps of workmcn. The cannon saw serv- ice on the German front and has a long history. It was captured by the American troops and brought to this country. A petition for q cap tuTcd cannon was brought 10 the at tenton of Marcus lIocomb, when he was governor Of the state. Ber- lin was one of the first towns in Con- necticut to make such a request.
 To Hold Entertainment.
 The East Berlin Community club will hold an entertainment, social and business meeting at R. O. Ciark's pavilion on Wednesday even- ing at o'clock. It is hoped that the entire membership Of 900 people will turn out at this meeting. En- tcrtainment from out Of town will he provided.
 Earl Henry Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown of Berlin, and Miss Mary Esther Urban, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John A. Urban of Newingt on, will be married by Rev. Samuel A. Fiske at the Berlin Con- gregational church on Saturday afternoon, November 15. at 1 o'clock. Both young people have many friends in Berlin. Mir. Brown is employed in Coles grocery store at the corner of Pennington avenue and the Berlin turnpike.
 NIildrum Is Delegate
 Ernest w. Mildrum of East Berlin has been appointed to attend inc state conference of Congregational churches as a delegate from the Berlin church, it was announced today. He, in company with Rev. Samuel A, Fike will be present at the sessions on Thursday and Fri day of this week.
 New Concrete Walk
 A new concrete walk has been laid fin front of the Grange hall in Rer- lin. This walk is a decided i'm provement and 1t Is expected that the entire side of the street in that vicinity will be paved before a great time has elapsed.
 Missionary Society Meeting
 The Women's Missionary Society of inc Berlin Congregations church will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Miss Hattie Roys of Berlin. The first two chap ters of the hook, "Chinas Challenge to Christianity" will be discussed by Miss Caroline Savage and Mrs. Eliza beth Wiciiwire.
 Get Out and Vote
 Get Out and Vote" is the cry Of both republican and democratic fac tions today, as the hour of the open ing of the polls draws near for one Of the most exciting contests Berlin will have had in many years. Pre- dictions of republican landslide n Fn m NfNst T In rf-a Ia cTF- Look out. The democrats have been working this year"
 Timetable Changes
 Two changes in schedule on the Middletown branch were put into effect yesterday. The train leaving Berlin at c:3j D. m, was set back so that if now leaves the Berlin depot at ? P. m, arriving at East Berlin at 2:10 o'clock The train which formerly left Berlin at sos r. m has been restored. after having been off tho i'm tables for some period. Both Of these trains stop at Beckley
 Clark Bitten On Hand
 Harold Clark Of East Berlin suf- fered s painful, but not serious in jury Saturday afternoon when he received a bite from a dog. A dog belonging to him and another canine were having a quarrel and MT. Clark interfcred. His dog subsidcd, but the other animal snapped at him, catching him in the Heshy part of the hand. causing a deep wound. Mir. Clark went to a physician for treat. meut.
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