New Britain herald., 1925-11-09

John P. Lewis, Jr., will start Thurs day for Lynn Haven, Florida, where they will spend the winter. return ing to town next May.
 Meeting of Sclcctmcn A regular meeting of the board o1 sclectmen will be held tonight at 5 o'clock at the town hall. IL is eX- pectcd that one of the matters of business to come before the body 1 will be the appointment of an officer to take the place of Constable John r. Lewis while he is in Florida,
 Bible Class Meeting The monthly meeting of the Ser lin Mems Bible class will be held to- morrow evening at s o'clock at the community house. The speaker of the evening will be Robert T. Butler, corporation counsel of the city Of Hartford, who will address the or sanitation on "The World Court Nr. Butler is a we'll known speaker and he has made an extensive study of the world court. His talk should be interesting and highly instructive.
 The Berlin Mems Bible class, one of the towns liveSt organizations. has made q name for itself through its monthly meetings. Each month throughout the winter 8 special meeting is held, at which time the members listen to addresses by prominent individuals from all parts of the state. The class holds week ly meetings on Sundays at noon.
 William \. Lyons
 The funeral of William A, Lyons, late of Kensington, was held yrst"r- day afternoon al ? o'clock from the undertaking parlors of E, C. Por- ters' Sons, New Britain. Rev. May E. Lord, pastor of the kcnsington Methodist church, oficiated at the service. Burial was in Walnut Grove cemetery, Merid"n.
 The pail bearers were F. A. Clark and Wilhort Necley of New Britain, associates of Mir. Lyons at tho Nnl- can Iron Works, George Lacrosse and Clifford LaCrosse Of Mcriden, cousins of Mir. Lyons, Albert Olson of New Britain and Ruben Baldwin of New Britain.
 sec DartmoutI, Game.
 Mir. anl Mrs. Claude ". Stevens and Mrs. Edward J. Gug"rty o' KcnsinSton motorel 10 Hanover Now Hampshire, to witness th" Dartmou,h-Corncl football game on Saturday. They enjoyed themselves greatly. according 10 Mfr. Stevens. Mir. and Mrs. S;cvens' son, Claude W. stevens, Jr, is a freshman at Dart month,
 Mems Lyccum Supper. r. Is expected that there will b" a i large turnout on Wednesday even ing to hear James Giffcn of Hart ford address the Mems INceum Of Kcnsington. Mir. Giffcn. well known psychologist, will have as his subject "The Use of The lmagina- ;ion." The supper will be served at G:45 o'clock, and it is reported that thn sale Of tickets is proceeding rap idly.
 Third and Fourth Degrees.
 The third and fourth degrees will he cxcmplified at q meeting Of Ser lin Grange on Tuesday evening, No- ycmbcr 17. A largo class Of candi' dates will he put through at that lime and the work will he perform cd hv inc ladies' and mems degree teams Of the local Grange. The ruests of the evening will be the or ficers Of Pomona Grange. On inc same evening the annual Harvest supper will be served, Mrs. George R, Carter heading committed which will provide q bountiiu spread for tho hungry Grangers.
 American Legion smoker.
 Lcglonnair"s in Berlin are plan' ming to make the smoker on Wed nos.lav evening one of the bigges affairs ever held in town by the or ranization. This party will serve tt celebrate ArmistiCe Day and also t' celebrate the opening of inc neV meeting hall in the old post ollie building on Main street, kenslng ton. All serviccmen in town, wheth CT members Of the Legion or moi, ar invited to be present at the smoker and 1t is expected that a good tim
 will be had hy all.
 Paspualc Giannotta, one of t1 members Of 'he committee in Chargf and also one Of Eensing'on's Te known contractors. was busy todd getting th, placc ready for occn pancy by the Legion. There is con