New Britain herald., 1924-01-11

iarly known as Dynamite" Jones' has practically all of his affairs wound up in town and expects 10 leave for Florida in the near future. Mir. Jones planned 10 mako the trip business transaction that had 10 be cleared up. He has not decided on his work in Florida as yet.
 Quiet on Police Beat.
 Things are running smoothly and quietly on the police beat There have been no disturbances in some time and it has not been necessary for Inc Berlin police to make any ar- rests In over week, Motorists on the turnpike seem 10 bo behaving themselves and Berlin Is It's usual calm and quiet self.
 Moore Much Improved
 Bernard r. Moore Of 1Sensington returned from the New Britain gen cral hospital last evening and 1t is re- ported that he is much improved in health. He resumed his duties at the American Paper Goods Co. this morn ing.
 Interest In Hockey
 During the past week much inter est in hockey has been developed in kensington. Tho youngsters have taken hold of the game in great shape and matches arc seen each day after school on tho ponds in kcnsington.
 Regarding the match scheduled for tomorrow afternoon, the warm wealth. CT and tho rain have caused a post The two teams will meet l the first cold Saturday. kensington | people, in general, are talking the | game up and opinion seems to be | evenly divided regarding the good 1 points of.each squad.
 The Cypress Hill aggregation has been practicing. not on the ice, and | according to their talk. are ready and willing to clean up in great shape, their advGsaries from Bottle Alley, while the Bottle Alley delegation, for practice at Mack's garage, will arrive at Railroad Pond, fully armed for grand smash at Giana's little boys.
 To Elect Officers
 Officers for the coming year will be elected at inc annual meeting of tho kensngton Congregational church. which will take place next Friday avcning. January IS. Reports of all departments of the church will be and other business will be brought ID. \ supper will precede Inc meeting, in the church parlors tH members Of the church, 2l years ,f age or over. are entitled 10 cast Icte.
 No Eytning school session
 Miss Mary Gri5wold superintendent ,f schools. has announced that there will be no session Of the Berlin even ng school tonight on account of the nclemcnt weather. The school this rear is meeting with a great deal Of 'uccess and those who arc attending nave been faithful in their work. |,
 Edward ThresIcr
 The body or Edward Thrcshcr orIner Berlin resident. who died in Bridgeport Monday night. was taken Q Hartford today and burial was in ,edar Hill cemetery.
 Errtting New Home
 Mrs. Charles r. Erickson is having HtN HuHlt bulil pN 1hE ftiEN Road. kensington. Work has al- cady been started on the house.
 Assessors Finish Nork
 The assessors finished their work f making out T5erlin's grand list. Ii piil be handed over o the town clerk and will probably v announced tomorrow. The as essors are Jason M. Taylor. Carl ,iueller and Frank c. Kramer.
 ~,Nut Meeting Tonight < meeting Of the Berlin troop Of Soy Scouts will be held this evening | o'clock in the chapel Of the seriiH Congregational church. It is xpected that routine work will be iscussed Rev. Samuel <. Fiske is he scoutmaster.
 East fstflin Items
 The local members Of th- Eoy : couts will attend a meeting of their -oop al Berlin this evening. Mrs. Charles Fiske and Mrs. Harold i kinner and daughter of Berlin were { ae guests of friends in town Thurs { ay . The Library uili he open Saturday ! fterHoon from s:ss to s.s1 o'clock ! gT