New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
It was learned today that

It was learned today that two state policemen will patrol the turnpike within the bounds of the town. These officers have beats which overlap at Berlin and the town will be doubly protected.
 Judge George Griswold stated to- day that the bars will not be let down the slightest degree on this account. The town patrolmen will be out as usual to deal with those who have the opinion that the turn pike is a speedway. Special atten- ton will be paid to the street in tersections and those falling to exercise due care when passing in- tersecting streets will be halod into court. & s.#
 The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Hub bard, who died yesterday at her home on Hudson street, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from the Berlin Congregational church. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pas tor of the church. will officiate and burial will be in Maple cemetery.
 Community Club Meeting
 A whist, with refreshments and dancing following, will form the en- tcrtainment feature at the next meeting of the East Berlin Com munity club, which will be held Wednesday evening, April %, at the Knights of Pythias hall. A meet. ing of the committee in charge of entertainment for the next meeting was held last night and it was de- cidcd that this form of amusement would be the most satisfactory to the residents. The public will be invit- ed 10 attend this affair.
 Attending Methodist Conference
 Rev. May B. Lord, pastor of the Kensngton Methodist Episcopal church. is in attendance at the New York East conference. being held at Jamaica, Long Island.
 Third and Fourth Degrees
 The third and fourth degrees will be eXemplihed on a class of candi- dates at a meeting of Berlin Grange next Tuesday evening. This class re- gently received the first and second degrees. The degree team from the Southington Grange will be present and will work the two degrees on Tuesday evening. Following tho ceremonies a harvest supper will be served in the basement of the hall.
 Items of Interest
 Mrs Ralph Wooding is in Hart ford today, where she is attending a meeting of the board of directors of the Methodist Church Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Loomer of Kensington have returned from Bev- erly, Massachusetts, where they spent the Easter holidays.
 C0nlon's Team Defeated
 John Conton came down from the woods last night and met the Tabs team at setback in the T. A. B. hall. The final score was 26-22 favor Of the Tabs. Each team was compos- ed of eight men. four members sit ting in at each table.
 John Conlon was coupled up with Newton Baldwin and the two T. A. B. members who opposed them were James Pagan and Thomas Malar- ncy. From the start John and Newt didn't have a look in. The festiVi- ties at that table ended with the Tabs taking 10 out of l 2 games from Conlon and Baldwin. How they missed the other two no one knows,
 It was reported about town today that John has been practicing for the past several weeks. What he has been practicing is not known. but it is rumored that he was not practicing the same game that was played last night. The best player on the Blue Hills team was A. F. Slmms who did a great deal toward keeping the score up as high as 1t was.
 John gave no alibis today, He merely went about his duties quiet ly as if something great were weigh ing on his mind. It Is rumored that | he and his bunch are thinking of 1 taking up golf.
 Record Attendance Expected
 It is expected that the Grange hall 1 will be filled 10 capacity tonight, when the benefit dance of the Lo-Hi club of the Berlin Congregational | church will be held. The proceeds of this dance will go toward the ! support Of an orphan in the Near East.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 Miss Josephine Wrobleski or l