New Britain herald., 1924-03-11

bs representing the affirmative won
 tn" deoatc at the Mems l.yccum of
 kensinston meeting last night at the
 k"nsing,on Methodist church. The subject was, Resolved. That tho Johnson Immigration Bill Should lic-
 come Law Tn" winning team
 gained their points on manner of .lc- livery and weight of argument.
 The meeting was opened shortly { after \ o'clock by tar president, lIar- old w. l'pson, who also acted a. chairman Of the debate, The sccr,,- tary, Charles R. Wright. called tho roll and it was found that ihcto were about 35 members of the organization present.
 The debate then started. the afr native team matching wits with q negative team composed of Lyman Hall and John Hart. Tho judges were Grorgo F.. Prentice and Fred <. rronp of Berlin nnd Ms Marjorie Moor' ol kensineton. Tn" negative side was awarded th" points for evl- Gcnt preparation. as it appeared 70 have spent ? erea; deal of ,imr on thr subject. According 10 Mir. tpson. inc ! Gchato was on" of the most fntcrcst- i ins ot ihc season.
 Following the drbgt" roie was taken among :hc members 70 learn | Low they stood on in" question. and | thc majority Of inc audience was found to be against the Johnson bi!.
 EXtcmpotanrors talks were given by J. l.. Wilson and Claude w. Stc- ytns, their subject bnins "old Fash toned Hospitality" Samu"l Emerson delivered an interesting fcn minute address on "liadio.'
 Wanted: satisfaction.
 Satisfaction is apparently is thc only 'h,ng one cannot get from Ber- lin's health officer. if tho reception given Il representative of the Her ild' today can b" taken as an cx- ample Of thc general run of things.
 Tn" reporter called Dr. Roger Al iriswold on the telephone and asked n his characteristic polite tone. Are ' my preventive measures being taken d smallpox in Bcrlin?'
 Haven't anything to say" mapped iho doctor. and hung up thc receiver. An awful blow 10 the reporter.
 Win Enter Parade. !, St. 'aul's T. 4. I'. drum corps will !, ourncy 10 MiddlctoWn Saturday light 10 take part in the parade be- ng staged by the T. M. Russell drum orps or that town. The local or anization will compete in the ap- : carancc and drum major contests . 'hc party will leave r. \. B. hall. =. .cnsington. at D. m. ,,
 Plan Community Doings.
 meeting Of tho heads Of several oinntiees was held al the home of = arold Clark in East Berlin last evr- ' ing 10 plan activities for the coming ] Iectings of the East Berlin commu- fly club. The arrangement has cen made whereby each chairman
 responsible for onc meetings rn- !: inm"nt. Assignments arc given out l nd il is then up 10 them 10 provide 1. ,mci hing interesting.
 The meeting tomorrow night prom- al cs to bc an excellent one. X n1u- T. calc will he held after the business pt dispensed with. Members or tho AT Ib will hc called upon 10 take part ;a the entertainment. that is. those cmbers who are nusical1y inclined of
 Whist schedule. is The T. A. F. society Of Kcnsington ., ili hold q whist at tho hall in Kens- ef gtou tonight at o'clock. instead of wi morrow night. T. Is expected that ca c sorials will bc held on Tuesday sy enings during Lent. vi Tho women Of St. Paul's church. no hnsinston. will hold a whist Thurs nI rII y afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at T. <. hall. This affair will be staged for or c benefit Of the society. m
 On Business Trfp. or F. W. Whitaker. manager Of the Iol icago branch Of the American Pa- p; r Goods company. was in town to- it- y on business. Mir. Whitaker is 10, II known in town. having formerly or sided in Berlin.
 Farmers Hold Meeting. pol A regular meeting Of Farmers Mix 1n, oducers association was held yes- day afternoon in the town hall. drI utinc business was taken up and dir cral new ideas for the :r1provr- els nj Of conditions were brought for tse rd. 1o