New Britain herald., 1925-01-31

tiff, through his attorney, NJ. A. Sex ton. claims damages of s1,200 on an alleged unpaid note of s1 ,030. He has also brought action 10 set aside on grounds of fraud a conveyance made last November by John Kraus to his wife. The writ is returnable II the city court of New Britain the third Monday in February.
 Few Attend Meeting
 There was an unusually small crowd at the. meeting in Foresters' hall, Kensington, last night, to dis cuss the question of rcassessment. It was said that there were not more than 15 persons present. Thomas Linder "nd Edward Mccarthy of New Britain were present and they explained the situation to those present, who were interested and enthusiastic regarding the project. There was a short period of ques- tioning before the close of the meet ing.
 It would appear that KensinSon is not interested in the reassess- ment question one way or the other. The meeting in Berlin was largely attended and many residents put questions to the speakers.
 Will Present Program
 The Clef Quartet of New Britain will present a varied and interest ing program of songs at the Ken sington Methodist church on We'd nesday evening at o'clock. inc quartet will be assisted by MISS Signe Peterson, reader.
 The program will be: "On the Sea" ...........'.. buch "Ole Uncle Moon" ..,..... Sco't "A Catastrophe" .......... Sprague Reading by Miss Peterson
 Honey. An Wants Yer Now Zoe "sunset" ........ Nanderwater "A Little Close Harmony 1ia1a Reading by Miss Peterson
 "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere - .........., Iearls Good Night ........''''' buch
 The quartet is composed Of C. ' stuhlman, first tenor: H. S. Winship second tenor: F. w. Macomber' first bass; F. w. Latham, second oass'
 This concert will be open to al interested and it is expected tha' there will be a large turnout, mas ] much as this quartet is regarded al one of the best in this vicinity To Hold Guest Day
 Canonicus branch, Sunshine SO l ciety, will hold Guest Day meeting at the Trinity Methodist church New Britain, on Monday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock. Mrs. l.. M. Barnes 1 will be in charge of the program and tea will be served. Members ar' asked to bring guests to the meeting 1 Berlin has about 25 members or thl society. Woman's Missionary Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting O the Woman's Missionary society O fine Berlin Congregational churcl vill be held Wednesday afternoon 0 next week at o'clock at the hom' of Mrs. Russell Gold. Mrs. Alexan der Huston will read a paper and a the conclusion of the meeting >a foo' sale. to which all are invited. wil i be keld.
 Recovering From storm Slipping. sliding and sloshing Ser lin pople this morning were traVcI ing about, still under difficulties, btu returning gradually to normaic! after the snow. ice and sleet storH 1 of Thursday night.
 Walks are being cleaned or haV' been cleaned in the majority 0 places and sand has been distributed 1 freely on icy places where picks ant shovels came in contact with a har' frozen substance resembling in con 1 sistency Q transparent concrete. Traffic on the streets is progress ing with some difficulty, large truck i keeping as much as possible in tn slushy ruts between frozen snoN banks. Driveways are being show eled out in many places but in oth CTS, indicating that the family ca has been placed in solitary confine ment for the winter. the shovel ha not vet amde appearance.
 Trolley cars, unable to fight thei i way through yesterday. are runnin practically on schedule today. Me with picks and s',ovels and the al of 6 snow plov worked all day yes