New Britain herald., 1925-06-02
BOYS BLOUSES

ton. In appearance it is the same as the facade of the Berlin Savings bank. The exterior of the building is practically completed and work men are now occupied in completing the inside.
 Annual Women's Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Wom- ans Aid Society of the Berlin Con- gregational church will be held to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Miss Caroline K. Sav- age of Savage Hill, East Berlin. Re- ports of officers for the year will be read and officers for the coming year will be elected.
 Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske is president of the organization this year. Mrs. Robert Deming is president: Mrs. Arthur l.. Woodruff, secretary, and Mrs. s. Chase Coale. treasurer,
 Tomorrow's meeting promises to be an exceedingly interesting one.
 Poster Contest Winners
 The Berlin schools were well rep resented in the list of prize awards attending the third poster contest of the Connecticut Humane society. The pupils of the Worthington school received notice of the win ners from this district yesterday. The winners are pupils at the Worth ;n- Mnllu Variale. $1; William Coale, $1; Alice Cutie, s1: Norma Gibney, s1. Badges were awarded to the following chill dren, George Cutie, John Hodgson, Fern Bruce. Mary Pauloz and Wal ter Mueller.
 Several Cases For Court
 There will be several cases up for disposition fin the Berlin town court tonight. The state police have rounded up several law breakers and they will make their appear ance. together with several brought in by the local police.
 Kcnsington Man Fined
 Howard Palmer of Kensington was fined $10 and costs in the Plain vile town court last night. He was charged with failure 10 reduce the rate of speed of his automobile when approaching street intersections. He was arrested by Motorcycle Officer Fred Callen of Plainville.
 Return from Bridgeport
 Mir. and Mrs. George E. Greene of Berlin have returned from Bridgeport, where they spent Sun day with relatives and friends.
 Son is Born
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Beecher Of Berlin street are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a son. Leonard, on Saturday, May 30.
 Feed Wire Breaks.
 An electric feed wire on Berlin street broke last night during the terrific storm and a large tree in front Of the home Of George Pren- tice caught fire. It was several hours before the damage was repaired, as iiaemen had 10 be secured from New Britain. The blaze attracted large number of residents. who gazed with interest upon the spectacle.
 No serious damage has been re- ported from Berlin. The storm was a heavy one and old residents say that there have been few 10 exceed it in fury. A drenching downpour of rain made rivers of the thorough fares, and the wind which accom- panied the rain took branches from trees and filtered the streets with ;wigs.
 Lightning is reported to have struck several times in Berlin. al- though no houses or other buildings received the bolts. Hailstones as big as walnuts fell for a few minutes when the storm reached the height of its fury.
 Baseball Meeting Tonight.
 A meeting of the All Kensington baseball team will be held tonight at the Percival avenue field a; the close of the practice session of the squad. All members of the club hav- ing uniforms have been requested 10 attend this meeting. since Manager P. J. Buckley will have business of importance 10 transact with the team.
 Junior EndeavOr Supper.
 The Junior Endeayor society. Of tke- Berlin Congregational chdfch will hold supper tonight at 6 o'clock at the Community house, Berlin streat. 4 social will follow the