New Britain herald., 1925-12-07
Thomson Wins Prizes


 James s. Thomson took seven prizes at the Bridgeport poultry show which closes on Saturday night. Mir. Thomson. who special lzes In Rhode Island Reds, sent sev- eral birds to the show and was highly elated to find that he had fared so well.
 His prizes consist of a first and a second, cockcrel; first and second, hen; first, cockerel; fifth, bullet, and prize for the best shaped and best colored male. These prizes were awarded on rose comb Rhode Is. land reds.
 To Attend Grange Meeting
 About 50 members of Berlin Grange will attend a meeting of Central Pomona Grange in Meriden tomorrow evening Officers for the coming term will be elected and the complication of the fifth degree will also be on the program.
 Judge GriswoId Recovered
 Judge George Griswod of the Berlin town court has now prac- tically recovered from his severe at tack of pneumonia with which he has been confined to his home for several weeks. The judge stated to- day that he feels well and that he expects to resume his duties at the Corbn Screw corporation, New Brit ain, sometime this week. He will take up his court duties next week.
 Will Decorate Hall
 Members Of Bolton- -kasica post. American Legion. will meet thi1 evening at the Town hall and will decorate the auditorium in prcpara, ton for the Legion show which will be held tomorrow night. It is ex- pectcd that the decorations will be elaborate and all members are asked to be present this evening in order to lend a hand in the work.
 The show tomorrow night l promises to be one of the best that has so far visited the town, IL will consist of five specially selected acts of vaudeville, featuring "The Sercn- ! lders' Of New Britain. clever quartet of young men, which has made a name for itself throughout | he state with singing and novelty | stunts. This quartet will present a 'aried program of the latest popu- ar selections.
 At the close of the entertainment lancing will be enjoyed until mid night, music being furnished by Me ieon's orchestra. It is expected hat there will be large attend IncH.
 Community Club Meeting
 A meeting of the krnsington Community club will be held to- light at s o'clock at the home of Arthur l.. Moffatt It is expected hat a plan of reorganization of the lub will be presented and steps aken 10 again begin the activitieg f the society. A large number of 'eople are interested in the organi- ation and the meeting tonight hould accomplish considerable.
 Stand Falls Down.
 A roadside refreshment stand To- ated on the turnpike near Maple ctetery, has had a change of luck nd now rests at a precarious angle m steep bank. The stand original y was supported by several wooden 'eams. which held it out over the 'ank, but these have given way and he small building as assumed a akish appearance.
 Meeting Of Sclcctmen.
 The board Of selectmcn, George B, 'arter, William II. Schroeder and laymond F. Dyer, will meet this vening at o'clock in the office of he town clerk and will take action n several matters which have been rought to the boards attention. Hans for winter work will be drawn ID, it Is expected.
 Auto Traffic Heavy.
 Yesterday, the first pleasant day ince early last week. brought out many automobilists anxious to take dvantage of the warm weather, 'erhaps the last before winter sets n in earnest. The lines of cars were ong and it was reported that there rere almost as many vehicles on the oad as there were on some Sundays lst summer.
 Cards ReCeivel Here.
 Cards have been received by Der In residents from Mr. and Mrs. A