New Britain herald., 1925-02-03

more to finally fight their way into one of the small busses. Some say that the representative of Berlin ought to enter a complaint, some think that the selectman should be in position to stand up for the rights of Berlin citizens. A number of Herald readers strongly favored an appeal 10 that paper, which always has taken a just view of matters relating to public welfare, which would, by stating the facts, bring about some change for the better. Conditions. as they are now, will certainly not add to the business of the Connecticut company in the fu- ture."
 "A BERLIN RESIDENT"
 Radio Fans Angry
 Radio fans of Berlin have been considerably stirred up during the past few weeks because of the fact that soemone, evidently inexperienc. ed in the operation of set, has been manipulating a regeneratiVe receiver in a bothersome manner.
 Several enthusiasts have consider ed taking the matter up with the au- thorities after first tra cling down the offending set. This can be done by means of special set carried from place to place in an automobile.
 It was said today that the whistles and howls from this set have ruined programs from several stations each night and the owners of other radio sets in Berlin are determined that the pest shall be found.
 To Hold Card Party
 The Motherhood club of Berlin will hold a card party in the con- munity house on Monday afternoon February g, at 2:30 o'clock. The public has been invited to attend Those wishing to reserve tables will communicate with Mrs. Robert Dem. ing not later than Saturday.
 Woman's Missionary Meeting
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Kensington Congregations church will meet next Thursday aft ernoon, entertaining members of tho Inanda club at the session. Mrs Sidney NJ. Cowles will act as hostes: and the fourth chapted of China Challenge" will be discussed under the direction of Miss Marjorie Moore.
 Business, Conditions Good
 Business conditions in Berlin ar' reported as being excellent at tho present time. The factories seem tt have all the work they can handle and the business houses are the re cipients of good trade from Berlir people.
 One well known business man il town. the owner of one of the town largest stores, said today that eaCi week sees an increase in his busi ness. He expressed the opinion tha steady gain in all lines of bushes will be noticed in the future.
 No Appeals To Board
 The first meeting of the board O relief was held in the assessors room in the town hall yesterday af ternoon, but no one appeared to ap peal from the estimates of the as sessors. The next meeting will b held on Monday, February g. iron 2 until 5 o'clock.
 Will Have Business Meeting
 A short business meeting of Der lin Grange will precedc the eNer cises which will be held in observ ance of the 10th anniversary of tn organization. This meeting will be gin at s o'clock. At S:S0 o'clock supper will be served 10 those pres ent, following which the evening program will be given.
 It Is expected that there will b q large attendance, not only iron Berlin Grange but from Oranges | other towns in this vicinity. It wi be a gala occasion and one Of tn biggest events in Berlin Grange his tory so far.
 I CIcf Quartet Concert
 The Clef Quartet of New Britain assisted by Miss Signe Peterson reader, salso of that city, will gjv a concert tomorrow night at o'clock a tthe Kensington Methods church. Reports so far have it tha there will be large attendance a this concert. inasmuch as the quar tet is well known for the qualit and excellence of its programs. 1 Town Tractor Stuck
 The new tractor, purchased by th