New Britain herald., 1925-09-03

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 An important announcement re- sarding the necessity of securing permits before building bon fires has been made by Lewis A. Griffith of kensngton, fire warden of the town of Berlin. Mir. Griffith emphasizes the fact that permits 10 build fires must be secured from him.
 The announcement follows:
 Warning is given to all persons building fires Ill Berlin District that fire permits must be granted first, before starting the fires. This applies to any fire In the open, whether 1t be big or small. As permits are is- sued free of charge. there will be no excuse for anyone found burning a fire without a permit. State War den Dawes has instructed his depu- ties to see that all persons in the dis trict obey the rule, so as to prevent the outbreak of serious fires this fall. Permits may be secured by writing or calling Lewis A. Griffith, Berlin Fire Warden, Kensington. Conn.,"
 This announcement is an impor- tant one and should be obeyed by all residents, inasmuch as the dry fall season of the year makes it simple for fires 10 start in wooded territories, with the result that ser ious conf1agrations may result.
 Well Child Conference.
 The September Well Child con- ference will be held in T. A. E. hall, kensington, K on Friday afternoon, September II. from to o'clock, according 10 an announcement by the state department of health,
 Many of the children in Connecti- cut entering school this fall will start their school careers in a nor nal, healthy condition. This has been made possible by the monthly at tendance at the We'll Child confer i enco for pre-school children, which have been held in fl towns in this state.
 Each child has received a thor ough physical examination and mothers who are most interested in their welfare have been in touch with family physicians so that all in the way of physical de- fleets have been corrected.
 This work is worth while. There is q monthly Well Child conference in 1 kensington. Mothers should avail | themselves of the opportunity by at- tending the September conference.
 Quarterly Conference Postponed.
 The quarterly conference which l was scheduled for tonight at the Methodist church imme- diately after the prayer meeting, has been postponed until two weeks from tonight, due to the fact that Dr. J. | H. Bell of New Haven, who will con- duct the conference, will be unable | to be present tonight. Dr. Bell is dis trict superintendent, and he was ex- pected to be present to conduct the prayer meeting this evening, also. The leader for tonight, in Dr. Bells absence, will be C. w. Williams of The meeting will begin 1t 7:45 o'clock.
 Entertains Her Friends
 Miss Helen Phelps entertained a lumber of her friends at a corn | cast and social at the community rouse on Berlin street last evening. Dancing was enjoyed in the course # the evening, About 30 persons were present.
 Meeting of Council
 The Warrington Community | council will hold a meeting tomor- 'ow evening at the community | house. All members of this group | ire urged to be present, inasmuch 1 IS important business regarding the | all activities of the Worthington Community Center association will oe discussed. Committee chairmen Tor the coming year will be an- lounced at the session.
 Items of Interest
 Walter H. Dressel and Emery Elliott are on an automobile trip 10 N. T., where they will 'emain over Labor Day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roland DeWolf of | left yesterday on an au- omohiIe trip to Canada where they yill spend a vacation.
 Jarl Elmgren, son of Mir. and Mrs. \. Elmgren Of Warrington Ridge. | las been removed to the Hartford 1 hospital where he underwent an operation yesterday.