New Britain herald., 1924-10-23

TOT lHe CnOlCe or the subject at this time is to bring before the public the necessity for a more varied -in- class representation in the next as- sembly.
 Carnival Starts Tonight
 The carnival being arranged by the Kensington Athletic club will start tonight at Foresters hall and will have many novel features, both of entertainment and dancing.
 The entertainment tonight will be furnished by local talent, consisting of several well known singers and comedians. Dancing will be enjoy ed, music being furnished by Mo- Keon's orchestra. There will be many booths in operation and a good time is assured. The carnival will close Saturday night.
 New Sidewalk Laid
 A new cement sidewalk is being laid on the north side of Galpin's hill along the Galpin property on the corner of Berlin street and the East Berlin road. The new walk will ex- tend along the side of the property for many feet and will make a de- cided improvement in the appear ance on the street.
 On Trip To Canada
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Pierpont, John McKeon and Miss Anna Nc Keon left today on an automobile trip to Canada. They will remain in the English territory until Sun day and expect to stay in Montreal.
 Pickett-Skinner
 Invitations have been issued for the coming marriage of Edgar Nal colm Pickett, son of Mir. and Mrs, George A. Pickett, .and Miss Flor ence Marian Skinner. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Skinner, both of Berlin. The wedding will take place on November l.
 Both young people are well known in Berlin. MT. Pickett is as- sociated with his father In the American Brick Co.
 Quit Claims Farm
 Hertz Shulansky of Berlin has quit claimed to Sarah Levy of Brooklyn N. Y, all interest in 50 acre farm situated in Beckley. The deed has been filed with the town clerk.
 Real Estate Deals
 Leonard P. Hayden of Bristol has sold to stefania Mastananni ot southington Lot No. 101 on Treasure Field.
 Dennis s. Negri of Kensington has sold to John Mazzali of Kensingtor house and lot on the New Britain road.
 Annual Meeting Here
 The annual meeting of the Cen, tral Association of Congregations Churches will be held in the Berlin Congregational church on Wednes. day of next week, afternoon and evening. The following churches have been invited South and First churches, New Britain; Stanley Me. morial church, New Britain; First and Center churches, Meriden; Rocky Hill, Southington. Plantsville Middletown and Kensington.
 This meeting will bring a large number of delegates from each oi the churches mentioned and exten- sive plans are being made to make the meeting one of the largest held In some time.
 Return From Trip
 Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor 0, the Berlin Congregational church and Mrs. Fiske, have returned iron an automobile trip to Shelburn, Falls, Massachusetts, the home ol Rev. Mir. Fiske.
 Will Play AIl-Middletown
 The All-Kensington gridirou eleven will play it's second out O town game for this season, when i meets the fast and heavy All-Mid dletown eleven in that city Sunda, afternoon. The Middletown aggre gation has gained a reputation fol itself in past years and is reputed tt be some punkin's." The loca squad has confidence and a round O good plays, besides having a grouT of the best players in this section It is expected that the game will bt one long 10 be remembered.
 The All-Ksnsingtons will prsc, tlos tonight at : o'clock at T. A B, hall,