New Britain herald., 1925-09-17

home in kensington, was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. pas tor of the Berlin Congregational church, officiated and burial was in West Lane cemetery, Kensington.
 Action of Foreclosure
 An action of foreclosure on a mortgage given June [. 1922, has been brought in the city court of New Britain by the Berlin Savings bank against Roger Smith, Charles Evanauskas, John A. Andrews com- pany, Inc. and Nj. Lasauskas. The property is on Orchard heights.
 Meeting of American Legion
 A meeting of Bolton-Kasica post, American Legion, will be held to- night at S:S0 o'clock at T. A. B. hall. The meeting will be an im- portant one and Commander Wilfrcd R. Moore is anxious to have all members present. Reports will be given on the recent state convention at New London and plans will be mapped out for the coming year.
 An effort to stir up interest in Legion affairs will be made this year. In the past eX-servlcemen Tn Berlin have been littlo concerned with the doings of the post and most of the members of the post were found to be absent from most of the meetings. The program which will be mapped out tonight, calls for the attendance at this meeting Of all members so all may have a part in arranging the schedule.
 Meeting of Team Captains
 A meeting of the captains of teams in the Kensington Bowling league will be held this evening at the home of Patsy Giannotta of Harding street, Kensington. The bowling season is approaching and it will be the object of the meeting 10 draw up laws, whereby the hague will be governed, and to make ar engagements for the beginning or the new series of contests. It is not known how many teams will enlist in the league this year, although 1t is expected that the number will be greater than that of last season
 Fair Opens Tonight
 All is in readiness for the open ing of the annual fair of Berlin grange tonight at o'clock. Tho fair. scheduled to be the largest IT the history of the organization. vii draw people from all towns in thl' vicinity. in the course of its three nights engagement. Parties iron other Cranges in neighboring towns are being made up in preparation for a visit to the fall exposition Il Berlin. Entertainment features, wealth of floral and agricultural eX hibits. dancing, food and genera good time are on the program. Th' fair will be held tomorrow afternoon and evening and Saturday afternoon and evening also.
 Girls Present Songs
 One part of the program present cd at the meeting Of Berlin Grans : Tuesday night, was unintentionall omitted from last nights Items. Th'
 mart was presented by Mrs. Mans
 fields class of girls from the Ken sington Grammar school. The : sang several songs, completing tn = three-part work in an eXcellen
 manner.
 r Excellent Community Program The program presented last nigh l ot tbe meeting of the East Berli . Community club, was, according | 3 many of the members. the best tha I has been offered since the organiza l ion of the club, while all those wh
 witnessed it were of the opinion tha e few presented in the past have bee T able to eclipse it. I The affair was held at Athlcti = hall East Berlin. The progral ( onencd with an overture by the o1 | chcstra. group recruited frol | along the many talented musician = of the village. The overture w'
 followed by solo by Francis Cope
 and a recitation by Evelyn Cudah . F. Vernon Reed, popular East Be ' line violinist, offered a solo on Il . instrument.
 A mock marriage was one or u
 features of the evening. The cha
 acters took their parts well and u n ceremony" evoked much mirth ar U applause. A musical revue col r cIuded the entertainment prograT