New Britain herald., 1925-12-03

ed by the committee in charge. The entertainment will feature "The Ser enaders," quartet of young men from New Britain. which Is well known about the state, Supporting acts on the bill will be Texas Teddy" in a novelty western presen. tation; The Stenger Riddles" three children in song and dance revue; Bolger and Green, two girls in q clever dancing act; Tom Stag, come dian extraordinary. The Serenad- ers' will appear at the final act or the program and will offer a new selection Of the latest popular songs together with several clever dance orchestra limitations.
 Dancing will follow the entertain ment and the proceeds will go into the fund for furnishing the Legior quarters.
 Observe Wedding Anniversary
 A pleasant surprise was rendered MT. and Mrs. George Dalbey last evening at a regular meeting of the East Berlin Community club, the occasion being the 14th anniversary of their wedding, A supper was served and Mir. and Mrs. Dalbe! were presented with a handsome clock. Preceding the supper whist was enjoyed, the prizes being award ed to Mrs. Archer Walsh and E. Vernon Reed. The remainder of the evening was devoted to a social time, dancing being enjoyed until late hour. Music was furnished by Adam Krauth.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 A miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Margaret Mckay was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs James Thomson of Berldale avenue Berlin. Miss Mckay received many beautiful gifts and an enjoyable time was had. Refreshments were served and games were played Miss Mckay will become the bride of Eric Bockland on December 1o'
 $500 Is Cleared
 IL is estimated that the sum ot $500 was cleared last night by the Ladies' Aid society of the kensington Methodist church. as a result of the sale and chicken supper held in the church parlors yesterday All the booths were heavily patronlzed and the exhibits of fancy work drew forth many expressions of admira- ton. The supper was one of the most delicious ever served by the society and the entire event was a decided success. The large crowd present testified to the popularity oi such affairs
 Well Child Conference
 Children need plenty of sunshine and fresh air. During these late fall days when there is suggestion ol winter in the air, children should not he allowed to remain Tn the house by the warm tlreslde' Inc pIoying out of doors is conducive to health. Warm sweaters and mittenS will help to keep the cold out. and thus children can play with perfect freedom in any weather. Children who are thus allowed to play out ln the open each day come in for thelr meals with glowing cheeks ana laugbins eyes. and are healthy in the extreme. The little children who are allowed to take their morning or afternoon nap on the porch, are like wise healthier. because they have had plenty of air and sunshine dur ing this time.
 Such factors in health are discuss ed at the We'll Child conferences which are held monthly in Kensing- ion. The conference this month will be on Friday afternoon. December .l1. in T. A. B, hall, from ? to 4 o clock.
 Woman's Aid Annual Sale
 The annual sale conducted by the Womans Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church, will be held tomorrow afternoon and evening in the dining room and Sunday school rooms and it is expected that the at' fair will attract a great deal of at tention. Fancy articles of all de- scriptions will be on display and the sale will open at o'clock in the aft ernoon. From 5 until ' o'clock light refreshments will be served and special entertainment features will be provided during the evening The children will be entertained by Lit tie Miss Muffett" and there will also be a grab bag for the amusement oi those present.
 old Question Up Again
 With the advent of winter and tn,