New Britain herald., 1924-02-29

timers, so that the older people may also have chance 10 enioy tbon,. selves. Professor Gates Of ctomv,lI Will be the prompter for the old fash. toned dances.
 Business Picking Up
 The brick industry in this part of the country is picking up great deal, according to Ii tro d Clark Of the i Eastern Brick company, this morn. l Ing. Mr. Clark said that an increase in business is leo led forward to. The work of making brick will start in Berlin and kohsii gton as soon as the weather will permit However, in East Berlin the company has been making brick all winter n steam shovel being us-d 10 dig the clay.
 Fancy Ores Bail q
 The entire allotmcnt Of tickets for the fourth annual ,ancy dress ball to be given by the NO, thhgton Com nunity Center HssC citation at the Grange hall on March |, has been sold according to a report oi the commit tee today. The committee desires to thank tho residents Of the community and their friends for the ready rc- sponsc. No tickets win be sold at the door.
 Missionary Meeting.
 The womons Misslora Y society Of the kensington Congregational church and the Missionary soclcty or the kensington Methodist church Will hold joint meeting in observance Of the day or prayer for ilissions at the Methodist church Friday, March :, at o'clock. Rev. May Lord will be in charge.
 There will be an address by n1is- sionary. All women Of tne community are invited 10 be present.
 Items of Intc.c-t George r. Dodd Of Worthington Ridge is on q business trip to New . York city.
 A meeting Of the Muccabces will be . Eeld this evening at o'clock.
 William Carey. son Of Mrs Mary Carey Of kensingt0n. is co lfned 10 his homo with an attack grip.
 D. J. Trchy Of kensingtou coa- ined to his home by illness
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Curran or Massachusetts. are spcudlag : few days as the guests of Constable rank Brown and Mrs. lifoNn of Tn" couple are return ng from their wedding trip to New I orh city. Mrs. Brown and son. VII jam, attended the wedding Uf Mir md Mrs. cunu1 in oi8ston ast Mon Iay.
 Has S,aiieI Fever KenHcta B"echer. sen oi Mr. and irs. Louis Beecher CT Nensingtcn. Is E Il al his Home with scaryt lc,vr. Inc { fousc has ir-cn yuurauuncd. II is r,- $ .oTtod that th. cis, is mit4 onc.
 Hast Beilia IIcms
 The local incmhers of tho iioy q .couts will attend a meeting or their ( roop in 1;eriin this c,cning. Mrs. Adam krauth is.spcnding " sw days as thc gucst of friends and e ctaiit.s in NtW ! orh city. Y The library will he open satur5aE a ftcrnooH from s:Sg to 5:@0 o'clock a nd in the evening from 7.3o 10 a:@U n clock for the rNchaHsc O! books. h The Sacred Heart minstrels will re- st at their performance at the Athlc- ti c ball. Monday evening. March IT. 0 hey will put on an criiTc new show w 9d 1t promises to bs equally as much il [ success as their first performance. sl ancinE wi1I be enjoyed after the en- y .rtainmest. a st. Marks minstreIs of New Brit at n will present their entertainment Il tbe Athletic hall this evening at < clock for the benefit of St. Gabriel's W lupch. Both the modern and nid- r. simon dances will be enjoyed after Ia le performance. Refreshments wiiI e, . served. r Philip Sasc Of MiddIetown Is visit q 2 at his home on Wilcox avenue. 'i
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