New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-04

lished. It has been decided that the
new regulations Whereby each
shop opens and closes at the same
time as its competitors, will be of
benefit to each one.
The new rules will go into effect
on January /, 1926. From that time
on the shops will be open on Mon
days from S o'clock in the morning
until 1880 p. m. On Tuesdays, We'd
nesdays, Thursdays and Fridays the
hours will be from a. m. until
$50 p. N. On Saturdays the hours
will be s a. IN. until 1880 p. n.
Mrs. Suprcnant Recovering
Mrs. Henry Surrcnant Of Berlin
is slowly recovering from a badly
sprained ankle and ruptured blood
vessel which she sustained about
six weeks ago as she was aiighting
from one Of the New Britain-Bcr-
lin BUSES. 1t will be some time be-
fore she will he able to walk. Mrs.
Suprenant wishes to thank her
friends and ncighbors and also the
Motherhood clnD OF Berlin FOR
their Kindness during her illness.
Impression Is Corrected
Due 10 a misunderstanding, il
was stated in last nights Herald
that the meetings Of the Kcnsing-
ton League OF Women Voters
would be held on Wednesday
nights instead OF on Tuesday nights
from now on. Mrs. George S. Grif-
fifth. president of the club, stated
today that this change will he in
effect next week only and from
that time on the meetings will be
held on Tuesday evenings as usual.
Due to the fact that the American
Legion post is presenting n show
and dance at the Berlin town hall
next Tuesday night, the league de-
cdcd to hold its meeting on We'd
ncsday. After next week the scs-
sions will revert TO the regular
meeting nights, Tuesdays.
VIII Visit in Town
Word has been received by Mr..
and Mrs. John Pinchcs Of Worth
ington Ridge that their son,
Charles Pinchcs, and his wife have
left their home in Greenfield, Me,
and will visit In Berlin shortly, Mr.,
and Mrs. pinchcs loft Maine last
Saturday and will make a stop at
Pennington, New Hampshire, be-
fore coming on to Berlin to visit
Mr.. Pinches' parents.
In the message Mr.. Pinches
stated that when they left their
home there was a foot Of snow on
the ground and the thermometer
registered zero.
To Sing In New Britain
Several Berlin women will take
part in the presentation of Han
dcl's "Mcssiah' by tho New Brit
ain Choral club al the Capitol thea
ter. that city, on sunday afternoon,
December IS. Among them will be
the following: Miss Phyllis SEEMING,
Mrs. Florence Tryon, Mrs. Ora G.
EdEorly, Mrs, Thomas Emerson,
Mrs. Raymond Williams Mrs,
lanes Il. Ellsworth and Mrs. Har-
old Tpson Of Kcnsington and Miss
Colby Of East Berlin.
Meeting Of Team Captains
Tho meeting OF officers and team
captains OF Inc Eensington bowling
league. which was scheduled for
last night at the American Legion
hall, will he held tonight Just be-
fore the weekly matches start at
Rogers alleys. New Britain, to-
night. The matter of accepting new
members into the league will be
considered and the officers and
captains will also take action Of So
curing prizes for the winners in the
tournament.
Meeting at Church
A Joint meeting of the trustees
Of the Kensington Congregational
church and the missionary COM
mittee together with the solicitors
appointed TO make the annual
canvas will he held at the church
parlors this evening at 7:45. 1t is
hoped that everyone will plan 10
be present so that the plans may
he completed for the drive which
is to start on Sunday, December
L.. The solicitors appointed are c.
Il, baldwin, II. w. Upson, Lyman
Hall, J. l.. Wilson, II. Z, Taylor,
David Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. D.
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. Baker,
Mrs. George Clark, Gilbert John