New Britain herald., 1924-03-08

committee consists of Robert O. Clark, Raymond F. Dyer, and Arthur Benson and they are making list of all pro- perty within the boundaries of the district.
 Residents of East Berlin were be- ginning to wonder just what the com mlttee was accomplishing for tho dis trict. nothing having been heard from it tn some time. A. A. North, com mittec chairman. said today that no would be attempted as yet, He gave ns Il reason, for the seeming dormant nature of the dis could not get to work until tho board of relief had completed their report.
 Meeting Postponel
 The monthly meeting of the Berlin school board which was scheduled for last night, was postponed until next Friday on account of tho number of activities in town last night.
 John smith In Fad
 John smith of l2S Cherry street, New Britain, doesn't think that pro hibition law has gone into offect and, is d result. is cooling his fcNercd brow n the New Britain police station, awaiting trial in the Berlin court to- night. He will be arraigned before Judge Grorgc Grlswold on n charge ,f drunkenness.
 Constable Frank Brown nearly fell ,,cr him last night near the Ken 'ington Grammar school. where the IN,sfgas..ss.. ,1 gfa n IaFaHfI IRs. . The officer decided that looch did i. and sent him to New Britain.
 Mrs. Hickey Enterains
 Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey Of Berlin tr,ct last evening entertained about 70 Of her friends at dinner. The party ntcr attended the fancy dress ball given by the worthington Community Center association.
 Conmmunit, Club I,aiI
 The fancy dress ball given by the Community Center asso- i ,iation last night went far lover the i op" in both social and financial way. [ The party was a billiant one. there is ! 70 doubt, and it's success could be i cen last night from the number Of [ lappy couples dancing on the polish [ 'd floor at the Grange hall. Costumes ihowcd great variety Of color and i astc and the originality of many of | hem was commented upon.
 The prizes for the best costumes in ! he hall went to Mrs. Fred Troup and | Allon Jackson English. Mrs. Fred | sf,5t- s-,4 r..1 ' he awards for the greatest display Of ! Miss Johnson and William | torton won the prizes in the climina ion dance which was a feature Of the l Ncning. The judges for the costumes [ were Mrs. Alexander Huston. Morti- I ncr Rhodes and Dr. Thomas C. IIodg- on. NIT. and Mrs. s. Chase Coale ,pcncd the grand march which start d at 3 o'clock and the Alpha String orchestra Of New Britain, under the i Erection Of Ben Parker, furnished music until ls o'clock.
 Fred 1'roup was general chairman f the committc in charge Of Tho af- air. Mrs. Robert Dcming, Mrs. 'hsrlcs Pratt and Mrs. s. Chase Cole rcre in charge Of refreshments: liar y Gould, check room: Robert Silby. Icad of the ticket committee.
 St. Paul's Church.
 1;ev. W. D. Casey Of Hartford will ! c in charge of tho masses at Si. 'au1's church tomorrow morning al
 and 10 o'clock. Rev. J. C. Bren- an will conduct the service at acred Heart church. East Berlin, at
 o'clock.
 Kcnsington Congregational
 Mrs. Fannie Hazcn Gates. cousin [ Rev. Carleton Hagen, will make he address at the morning service 1G:45 o'clock. Mrs. Gates has for ears been a missionary in India and
 well prepared to talk on that sub- ct. Sunday school at 12:1O p. m. he pastor will meet a class of oung people at the parsonage at 5 clock for teaching about the Chris an life. The Christian Endeavor ,ciety will meet at s o'clock. The ibject will be Dangers of Trifiing -ith Life. God and the Soul" Frank . Clark will be fhe leader.
 Kensington Methodist.
 The house which ] build is great. IF great is our God above all Gods. " ill be the text fr0m which HeT. !