New Britain herald., 1925-02-02

den, members of the traffic bureau of the New Britain Chamber of Commerce, have investigated the conditions and are among fhe lead = CTS in framing the ,petition. It is the desire of these two committee men to cooperate with the trolley company in bringing better service to Berlin.
 Anniversary Program
 The 40th anniversary program which will be presented tomorrow night at the meeting of Berlin Grange, has been fully arranged, and promises 10 be one of the best which has been presented in the organiza- tion. Great plans have been made by the anniversary committee and, in view of the importance of the occasion, it is expected that the halls capacity will be taxed to the utmost.
 The program follows:
 Vocal solo, Mrs. Douglas DeMcrs.
 Boosting the Grange" reading, Mrs. Annie Molumphy.
 Selections, Male quartet.
 Address, Worthy Master Claude w, Stevens.
 Vocal solo, Mrs. Raymond Will Hams.
 Address, State Master Allan B. Cook.
 Piano solo, Mrs. Ora Eagerly.
 Song by the Grange.
 The quartet which will take part in the exercises includes J. Nelson, l.. Goodrich, J. Anthony and George Tryon.
 A surprise has been planned for Grange members, the nature of which has not been disclosed. There is bound to be a great deal of interest in tbis unannounced event,
 Meeting is Postponed
 The meeting of the Mems Lyceum of Kensington, which was scheduled for tonight at o'clock, has been postponed until next Monday eve ming, February 9, at o'clock in the parlors of the Kensington Congre- gational church. The subject to be debated will be the reassessment question. now under discussion in Berlin. Since there are many In town who are anxious to hear both sides of the question, so as to form an opinion. it is expected that a large crowd will take advantage of this opportunity.
 Will Plan For Whist
 The ladies of St. Paul's church, Ksnsington, have been invited 10 nt- tend a meeting at T. A. B. hall to- morrow evening at s o'clock in order to make plans for another big whist social, which will be held some time in the near future.
 Readings Are Announced
 The readings which will be given by Miss signe Peterson at they con- cert at the Kensington Methodist church on Wednesday evening, have been announced as "A Leap Year Proposal" and "The Dutch Woman at the Theater."
 Miss Peterson will appear on the program with the Clef Male quartet of New Britain, an accomplished group of singers. Miss Peterson Is well known for the versatile quality of her readings.
 Diversified Farming
 E. l.. Putnam, representative ot the extension department of the Connecticut Agricultural college, made a plea for diversified farming in Connecticut, at a meeting Of inc Berlin Farmers club Saturday eve ming at the home of Thomas Cash man of Berlin street.
 MT. Putnam advocated diversified farming as an aid to greater pros perity for the dairy farmer. He demonstrated his points with stere- opticon pictures of prosperous farms in this section, where the plan had been tried with success, showing how this method could be employed with greater profit.
 He told some interesting statistics, touching not only on farm output and receipts, but also on the pro- portion of people employed in gain ful occupations, together with their income. He said that during inc perid from 1890 to 1920 the number of people employed decreased l2 per cent, but the income of those