New Britain herald., 1925-08-26

are collaborating on plans for a car nival which will be held September 12 to 19, inclusive. The site has not tee of two members from each or ganization will begin work in the near future toward completing ar engagements. This committee is com posed of Harry McKeon and Daniel Malarney from the Athletic club, and James O'Brien and Robert Corr from the drum corps.
 Leave For Princeton.
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips and Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Phillip parents have left for Princeton, N. J., where Mrs. Phillips mother and father re- side. Rev. Mir. Phillips will return the latter part of the week.
 Miss Griswold Speaks
 Miss Mary GriswoId delivered highly interesting talk on the school situation in Berlin at the meeting of the Kensington League of Women Voters at the I<ensngton Grammar school last evening. A si2oable gathering was present Miss Ciris- wold's talk was entertaining as well as instructive and she gave many amusing instances in the life of tho school teachers of the town.
 Will Hold Garden Party
 The League of Women Voters will hold garden party at the home of Mrs. George Green on Saturday Sep tember 12. Several committees have been designated, the chairmen of which have been appointed. These chairmen will meet at the home of Mrs. Green on Monday evening next.
 The committees and their chair men are; food, Mrs. Carey: candy Mrs. Marion Goodwin; punch, Mrs Florence Tryon: ice cream, Mrs. Gladys Edgeriy; tickets, Miss Ethel Whitney; prizes, Miss Adele Murray; score cards, Mrs. Matthew Griswold; {; chair, Mrs Julia Moore; whist, Mrs. Jchn Cashman; "50O". Mrs. Emily Baker; bridge, Mrs, Jennie Baldwin. The affairs promises to be well attended and it is expected that the entertainment features will be in teresting.
 The League has come rapidly to the front since it's formation several months ago and it has taken a deci- Ged stand for the betterment and up- ! lift of the affairs in the district of 1 kensington, The League was re- sponsibe for the cleanup campaign which was waged with such success througout the town of Berlin a short time ago.
 Will Attend ConN ention Commander Wilfred R. Moore and 1 George Golmquist will represent Bol- toni -kasica post of Berlin at the an nual state convention of the Ameri- can Legion, which will begin tomor- row at New London. These two dele gates will remain through the entire period of three days that the mem bers are in session. It is expected that several osher Berlin LegionaireS will attend the meeting,
 Cars In Collision
 George H. Baldwin Of Kensingtor reported to Desk Sergeant Michae ]. Flynn at the New Britain police station yesterday afternoon that hi! automobile had heen involved in { collision with a car owned by Loui' H. Johnson of 157 Lake street anc another machine bearing the regis tration number. P5462, at the corne of Lake and High streets. MT. John sons car was damaged somewhat,
 BeckIcy Car Damaged X car driven by Louis Beckley 0 Kensington was slightly damage, last evening at about o'clock whcl it collided with another automobil in Dividend. MT. Beckley is employee at factory in that village and wa on his way home. The accident oc cured as his car rounded the corne from a private road owned by tn plant Another machine driven b. tho night electrician of the firm va about to head into the road. MI Bcckley's automobile suffered damaged radiator.
 Visiting at White sands
 Mrs. Elmer W. Dyer of Savag Hill, East Berlin. is spending a wee with her daughter, Mrs. Georg Ravlins at White Sands beach,
 Next Meeting Friday
 The next meeting of the Berli Land Valuation committee will b held on Friday evening at o'cloc' } in the office of the town clerk. n