New Britain herald., 1925-05-15

side the limits of the third district and it is believed that the ont break will not prove to be q serious one.
 -Dr. Matthew Griswold who as- sists his father, Dr. Roger NJ. Gris- void in the work of health officer throughout the town. gave out some precautions against the disease. He said that people should avoid con- tact with those afflicted with measIcs and that residents should pay par ticular attention to tho care of the nose and throat, as the propagation of germs takes place particularly in these two parts of the body.
 Dr. Griswold said today that peo- pie arc prone to regard the measles as a necessary disease which must visit all people. The doctor stated that the disease is q serious one un- less precautions are taken and he urged residents of East Berlin 10 he careful while there are cases in the district.
 Meeting of Finance Committee
 A meeting of the Terlin finance committee will be held tonight at the town hall. Important measures are expected 10 occupy the attention of the members.
 Sons of Veterans Meet
 The Berlin Sons of Veterans met last night at the Worthinrton com munity house and prcfacod plans for rhe part which the organization will talk" in the observance Of Memorial Day.
 Tho organization will become aC- five in th" future and it was the de- ciSion of thc members that meetings ftho organization be held in Inc community house on the second Thursday Of each month, 10 discuss business affairs and 10 make plans for various activities which will be arranged from time to time. Officers for thc coming year will be elected hv inc organization al 'hr Junc meeting. 1t tho conclu- sion of last nights business meet ing. refreshments were served.
 Births in Kcnsington Mr. and Mrs. Everett McMurraS Of Konsingt0n arn receiving congra. Iuatious ou tho birth of son yes. temlav. Nr. NcMurray is employed at the American Paper Goods Co,
 A son was born on Wednesday tc Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Pagan Of Hotch, , kiss street. Nensington
 Thirty in Communion Class
 Thirty persons will receive frs communion at the Sacred Hear church, East Berlin, next month Tho class is a large one. Rev. Johr tC. Rr,nnan, pastor Of St. Pant church, Kcusington. glycs instruction i to this group once each week,
 St. Paul'S Notes
 Tho first communion class f" adults will meet tonight al 7:&i o'clock at St. Paul's church. Ken sincton, for instruction. Rev. J. c Bronnan will bo in charge
 Rev. Father Brennan will give in struction to the children's first com munton class tomorrow afternoon a Il;20 o'clock
 Rev. W. n. Casey of Hartford vii assist Rev. Father Brennan at the and 10 o'clock masses at the churcl on Sunday morning next. Rev Father Brennan Nin conduct th services at Sacred Heart church a I o'clock in tho morning,
 Miss Baldwin Graduates Newton W. Baldwin, secretary an treasuror Of the Blue IIins Athieu association. and Mrs. Baldwin hay returned from Brooklyn, \. where they attended the Graduatio of their daughter. Miss Agda Pald win. from the Brooklyn Trainin School for Nurses. Miss Baldwin well known in kcnsington,
 Legion Meeting Tonight
 A discussion of the coming Na tional Endowment fund driv" wi lr held at the meeting of Bolton Easica post. American Legion, whic win be held tonight at s o'clock [ thc T. X. E. hall. l. is expect" that the meeting will he one of 'h most important sessions Of the sof son, since the drive will call fC much concentrated effort on tr part of members of fho orEanjza ion. in securing Berlns quota f. Inc drive
 Dancing tlass Closes
 About 50 couples were ipatten'