New Britain herald., 1925-02-06

in Berlin.
 Reassessment Committee
 The meeting of the rsassessment committee of the town of Berlin, originally scheduled for tonight, has been postponed until next Friday evening at s o'clock. The meeting will be held in the town clerks office and further discussion on the appraisal question,
 School Board Meeting
 The Berlin schao board will meet tonight in the office of the town clerk. Routine business will be transactcd aud q discussion regard ing schools will besheld. It~>is not expected that the chairman, s, Chase Coale, will be present, as there is illness in his family.
 Sewing Club Organized
 Mrs. Fred Cutie of Berlin has been appointed by the Hartford County Farm Bureau, as leader of the sewing class for girls, which has been formed in town, in conjunction with several other classes arranged by the bureau. The first meeting of this class was held yesterday after noon at Mrs. Guite's home.
 Norma Gibney was elected presi- dent; Alice Cutie, vice. president and Mary Michaels secretary. The next hot fII,nrC61U " afternoon, February 19 at Mrs. C.uitc,s home, when it is expected that several more girls will join the class.
 Large Truck Gets Stuck
 A large truck belonging to Middletown feed and grain concern got into difficulties this morning when it attempted to pass under the railroad bridge on Farmingon ave me. The load was too high to per init passage, bales of hay beng placed on the truck, These eXtend- ed into the air for several feet above the top of tho truck.
 When it was found that the height of the load would not allow the truck to pass under the bridge ar effort to back it was made, but her difficulties ensued and nearly an hour was consumed in turning the vehicle around. The wheels could not grip the road, on account of the covering of slush and ice.
 The truck was stuck across the road, for some time, nearly blocking traffic for a period.
 Entertains At Bridge
 Mrs. Robert II. Deming enter tained three tables of bridge at her home in Berlin this afternoon, Din ner was served previous to the card party. This was meeting Of an in- formal club formed among 12 Berlin women, sessions being held at the homes of the members.
 Annual Legion Dance
 The annual dance of Bolton kasica post, American Legion, will be held next Tuesday evening at s o'clock at Grange hall. Tickets have been issued and it is expected that a large crowd will he present. MCKeon's orchestra of Kensington will furnish music, George Hull quist is chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements.
 Legion Holds Meeting
 Bolten-Kasica post, American Le- zion, met last night at T. A. B. hall, Kensington, for the purpose of com peting plans for the dance next week. Several serviccmen arpeareh i'd fill ont applications for adjusted compensation and other matters in connection with Legion affairs were discussed.
 The Berlin post is now proceed ing on firm basis and is enjoying great prosperity. it is understood. An effort will be made to interest more scrvicemen in the work of the Legion. as part of the mem- bcrship campaign, which is now in progress.
 Commander Wilfred R. Moore to- day urged members of the post 10 renew memberships. He said that there are several who have been members. but have failed to en- roll for inc coming year,
 ForestCrS Plan For. Dance
 Court Mattabessett, Forestors of America, made plans for q Wash irgton's birthday dance. at a meet ing last night, at which a commit