New Britain herald., 1924-03-04

time. according to statement made by him this morning 10 Il representa- tive of the "Hcrald." Dr. Goodwin has sent in his appeal from the de- eision of tho state board of health re- hoking his license as practicing phy- siclan. He said that he had noticed in tho papers where the men who have appealed may not be given hear ings for some time to come. If that is the case, according to the doctor, he will resume practice as many oth- ef physicians have done under the .'lnie conditions.
 E Finance Board Meeting.
 X meeting of the finance board Of reriin Nilfbe held in the near future, pfobably some time next week. 10 de- eilf ph the tax rate of the town, ac- eofdsng tof Il member o[ that com nfiA es.oday.
 S. Grange Meeting.
 Walter 0. Filly, state forester, will do'irc. on Illustrated lecture on for esfry in Connecticut tonight at a mecting Of Berlin Grange. He will tell ot inc ravagcs Of fires in the for rsts of the stpte and will also tell ether facts Of interest. The meeting is opsn to friends of the Grange.
 Offirrrs Of the organization have cen requested to be on hand early. IS ihc business meeting is scheduled 10 begin at 1:30 o'clock. There is much bus ness 10 be transacted and q full rVcr!ne is looked forward to. Fol- owing thc address hy Mir. l'illy. danc- Ing ~ill be enjoyed.
 Legion To Meet.
 lIol;on- kasica post O. tho Amcri- gan Legion win meet tonight al s, o'clock in T. A. B. hall. kcnsington.
 Bowling League Averages.
 The kcnsington Bowling league has compiled the averages O. tho teams in lie league for the week ending March c. The All kcnslngtons still ire in tho lead w,th a credit of 3i games won. They have lost only S turing tho season. The Gctems come ext with 27 games won and 2 lost, | being tied with the Berlin Construe- I ion company for second place, the | alter having also won 21 games. The 1 brum Corps has won 25 and lost fl. | 3araca. won 2l and lost 1S: Triangles. ' eon ia and lost 26: Forcstcrs. won s md lost S1: Tabs. won and lost S6. i
 Cooney Of the Berlin Construction l .ompan~ stands as high man in the 1 casuc. his average being o6. Others ' II tho list of high averages arc Horn. l '3: OConncll. 93: Johnson. 93: Hoff- ! nan. a3: Anthony. a2: McCabc. ai: ! I. smith. 70: Moore. 20: McCabe. 90; | N. ]. Pagan. 90: Monatt. 20: McCor- | nick. %.
 Tho leg sUe Nill meet again al the ! 'asino alleys. New Britain. on Friday | vcning Of this week. Tho season Is urncd to the banuurt which will wind | ID tho years activities. In past years he banqucts have been occasions 10 'c remembered by members Of thc caguc and it is expected that the ommittee in charge of the event this ear will not fall behind inc commit ncs Of other seasons in their accom- lishmenis. Several well known porting men and men in public life rom Berlin will he on tho list Of packers Of the evening and the prizes Till he given out.
 There is heavy competition among he leading teams right now for first iacc and it is expected that the last ession sill be hot one.
 Attends Hearing.
 John SandstTom Of the Berlin Con- Lruction Co. is representing the eTn- loves Of that concern at the hearing [ the state capitol. Hartford. today n the question of increased commu- .tion rates. The construction com any draws many of it's employes -orIi New Britain and Middleiown. nd others come from Hartfora and feriden. There is a large group of ommuters al the factory and they ave sent this representative 10 speak ,r them. i,
 Missionary Session Postponed. II The meeting of the Woman's Mis- onary society Of the Berlin Congre- ationaI church has been postponed om Wednesday afternoon 10 Thurs ly afternoon. The meeting will be s1d at o'clock at the home Of Mrs. 1 rank Woods and the speaker will Dc l iss Stella Dickinson. superintendent |
 the New Britain city mission who lsS iu saff- am fauf~rassnn EoIIe,w-iue, i |