New Britain herald., 1925-04-21

Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff and Mrs. Woodruff, will receive medal and an honor award certificate, for the essay which he submitted in the course of the Home Lighting Con- test conducted last October and Mo- by the Connecticut Light and Power company.
 The New Britain office of " the lighting company has received word from the lighting educational com- mittee of New York that the award will be made on April 23, together with several other honor awards. The major prizes have already been presented.
 Harvey is a pupil at the Worth ington school, being a member of the eighth grade.
 Mrs. Clark III . Mrs. Hattie Clark of Hudson street, Berlin, is seriously i'll at her home, it was learned today. It was stated today that there has been no change in her condition. Mrs. Clark is the mother of Mrs. Charles H. Miller.
 Visiting In Berlin
 Mrs. George Jester of Youngstown, Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs. Charles Miller of Hudson street. Mrs. Jester is the former Miss Harriet Miller of Berlin. She fnfn Ic tN ty, ,nn tv. weeks.
 Fred w. Griswold
 The funeral of Fred W. Griswold was held from his late home this at ? o'clock. Rev. Asa c. Fuller, pastor of the East Berlin Methodist church, offiCiatcd and burial was in Kelsey cemetery, Cromwell
 Will Return to Berlin
 Dr. William A. Damon and moth- CT, Mrs. Josephine Damon, will re- turn to Berlin in q few days and will make their home here during the summer. as is their custom. They have been spending the winter months in Hartford.
 Library Association Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Der lin Free Library association will he held tomorrow evening at S:30 o'clock in the library rooms on Der lin street. Officers will be elected, reports will be read and other busi- ness pertaining to the association will be transacted.
 Parish Meeting Tonight
 The men and women of St. paul's church, Kensington, will meet to- night at s o'clock in the T. A. B. rooms to discuss plans for a parish whist which will be held in the near future. A committee will be ap- pointed and other arrangements will be made.
 To Change Bylaws
 IL was decided, at a meeting of the Berlin Sons of Veterans last night, 10 make several changes in the bylaws of the organization. These changes win be suggested at a meeting which will be held the second Thursday in May.
 The meeting last night was not graced by q large attendance. Resolution on the death of Herbert H. Damon were suggested and Ar thur H. Bushnell. secretary of the organization, was empowered 10 draw up resolutions.
 The organization will takes new lease of life this year, it is expect cd. IL was organized in Berlin in 1915. but for the past few years. it has been inactive, except on Memo rial days when it has taken part in the exercises. It is planned 10 interest all members in the society and 10 hold regular meetings. The meeting in May will take up many important items of business and it is expected that an attempt will be made to have all members present. Judge George G Griswold is presi- dent of the organization.
 D. 4. R. fo Meet
 The postponed meeting Of Emma Hart Willard chapter, Daughters Of the American Revolution, will he held on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thomas c. Hodgson The speaker will be Mrs, W. H. H. Smith of Hartford. who will deliver talk on "Sulgrave Manor" the ancestral home of tho Washington family. of which George Washing ton was a member.
 Preparing For Concert
 The lnanda club of the Kensing-