New Britain herald., 1925-06-04

of the American Legion, will ad- dress the Legion mass meeting which will be held at Berlin Grange hall tonight at S:l5 o'clock, day. light saving time. He will speak on the need of the endowment fund, for which drive is now being con- ducted.
 The committee in charge of the local drive expects that a large crowd will be present at the meet ing tonight, Mir. White is a forceful speaker and, as state commander of the Legion, he will be able to ey- plain thoroughly just why the drive has been so heartily endorsed by those prominent in the country's af- fairs.
 President Coolidge is honorary chairman of the national drive and Governor Trumbul is honorary chairman for the state of Connecti- cut. It is hoped that the people of Berlin will show their interest in the cause by the attendance at the meeting tonight.
 Mrs. Smith to Speak
 Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith, presi- dent of the Connecticut League Of Women Voters, will address a meet ing of the kensington branch of the league at the Kensington Grammar school on Tuesday evening, June 9. All interested are invited to attend, whether or not they are members Of tho organization.
 The league will take up the study of the history of the town of Ber- lin in the near future. This prom ises to hold interest for all members.
 Medical Society Delegate
 Dr, Roger NJ. Griswold of Ken sington, health officer of the town of Berlin and prominent physician, is in Providence today attending the an- nual meeting of the Rhode Island Medical society. Dr. Griswold is at tending this meeting as a delegate from the Connecticut State Medical society and was present at the ses- sion yesterday, as well as today. This meeting Is the ll4th annual. He will also attend the banquet at the Meta comet Country club, Providence, to- night as a guest of the society.
 Appoint Building Committee
 1,,f ct in n of the East Berlin Community club was taken last night when a build ing committee was appointed by the members. This committee consists of Max Sugenhime, Ralph Gamble, Jarvis Dowd. Mrs. George Dalby. Mrs. Archer Walsh and Mrs, Root.
 Just what plans will be made by this committee is not known. How ever, it is right 10 assume that a thorough investigation of building conditions and needs will be made. Whether or not the club will erect a structure for it's own use, is not known eitehr, hut it can he taken for granted that the committee will study he matter carefully before presenting resolutions or rccom- 10 the club itself
 Mrs. FiSkc Reelected
 Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske was re- elected president of the Woman's Missionary society of the Berlin Con- church at the annuel meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Caroline K, Savage. Mrs, Fiske has served as president of the organization for the past five years
 Other officers elected were, vice president, Mrs. Arthur L. Woodruff: secretary, Miss Caroline K Savage; treasurer, Mrs. S. Chase Coale, and junior lookout, Mrs, Leland w. Gwatkin.
 The reports of the officers showed that excellent work has been done by the organization during the past year and successful season is look ed forward to under the leadership of the different staff of officers.
 Heat Wave Continues
 The heat wave which has visited itself on Berlin for the past two days continued unbroken today. At 11:3O o'clock this morning the ther- mometer registered 94 degrees in the shade in Kensington. with prom ise that Ii would soar 10 greater heights before night, Tn the sun the instrument registered between l05 and ln5 degrees in town.
 Probably the hottest rart of town. fl there was one. NaE the section aL