New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

Company's busscs. The man was suf- fering with the intense cold, when brought to his senses, and he was carried into the A. E. F. barber shop, later being removed to his home.
 Sued For $100.
 Amos C. Case of East Berlin has been named defendant in un action brought by NJ. Irving Jester of New Britain through Attorney Mortimer II. Camp. The plaintiff claims dam ages of $T00, the suit involving d note, alleged unpaid. The papers were served yesterday by Constable Frank Brown and the writ Is return able in the city court of New Britain on the sccoru Monday in February.
 Will Meet Next Month,
 Bolton -kaSica Post, American Le- zion, will hold It's next meeting the first Thursday in February at p. m. The post, during the winter is meeting only once q month. instead of having two sessions each month, as has been the custom.
 Condition Unchanged.
 The condition of Miss Beatrice Thompson. who is seriously i'll at the New Britain General hospital, re- mains critical, it was said at the hospital today.
 The condition of Mrs. Charles Gullong, who is also confined to that institution as a result of an opera ton, is good.
 Radio Fans Bothered. Berlin radio fans arc up in arms regarding the intcretercuce created each evening by the operator of a rcgcncrative set, the whistles of which spoil many programs for en- thusiasts in town. Steps will be taken to find this pest, it is under stood.
 EntcrtainS at Whist
 Mrs. William w. Pagan enter taincd several of her friends at whist at her home in Kensington last evening, In the course of the , evening entertainment was provided and d luncheon served. Tho first and arcond whist prIzos wero awarded Miss Catherine Roche and Mrs. Catherine Watkins.
 Daughter Is Born
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Corr of Ken sington arc receiving congratulations i on tn" birth of a daughter at tho | New Britain General hospital last night.
 Organize Skiing Club
 group of five young mon of KensinGton has organized skiing club in that district of the town and all of them have taken advantage of tho frN orahle conditions which make this sport a pleasure. The many hills in Ecnsington present ample opportunities for skiing and nearly every evening these mon are seen gliding swiftly down the incline, q track having been made for the purpose.
 Meeting Date Uncertain
 The date of the meeting of the re- | scssmcnt committee, scheduled for Kcnsington. is still uncertain, First Selectman George B. Carter report ing that it has bcon, as yet, i'm. possible for him 10 secure d hall foi the purpose. This meeting will be similar to that held recently in th, Town hall and will be addressed bS experts along the lines of reassess ment and appraisal.
 Will Leave for Florida
 Elisha H. Clark and George Cochrane of Berlin will leave tomor row for St. Petersburg, Florida where they will spend the remainda of the winter. Mr. Cochrane vii join his brother Charles, a (orme resident of Berlin, who now make , his home in that southern stat MT, Clark will return 10 Berlin il , the spring.
 East Berlin Items
 The local members of tho Bo
 Scouts will attend a meeting a Berlin this evening. Mrs. s. Hazelwood of West Crom , well was the guest of relatives i town yesterday.
 The Smile Awhile" social, hel } yestP'day at the home of Mrs. L. I , Turner. with Mrs. Amos Bourgeoi [ as hostess, was well attended an , much enjoyed. The prize winner r were: Elindmans task. Miss Haiti
 Mildrum; button contest, Mrs. Wi