New Britain herald., 1925-06-26

present time, according to local physicians. No explanation of the occurrence can be reached, the medicos stating. that it is highly inn probable that there should be con- tagion. The cause has not been de- termined, physicians stating that the painful eruptions merely occur" in most cases.
 Fourth of July Picnic
 East Berlin people who plan to remain in town on July will be provided with plenty of entertain ment in the course of the day. The main event will be a picnic in the Grove. to which all residents have been invited.
 There will be games for both young" and old and William Ogle, head of the Boys club has arranged an interesting program of sports for the occasion. Each family will be requested to bring it's own basket lunch, although hot dogs" and ice cream will be sold on the grounds. The food will be pooled" and will be eaten from one large table set in the center of the grove. Coffee will be served.
 Those - persons who have pur- chased night fireworks are request cd to communicate with Max Sug- enhime to arrange for setting of the pieces collectively and thus make a large village affair of the evenings fun. Tn that way everyone may have a chance to enjoy the fireworks.
 Iirse District Meeting Tonight
 The annual meeting Of the Ken sington Fire district will be held to- night at s o'clock at Foresters' hall. Several matters of importance will be discussed including one change in the district regulations. A large attendance is expected.
 WorthingtOn District Meeting
 The Worthington Fire district will hold its annual meeting on Monday evening at o'clock at the Town hall, Berlin street. The annual re- port of the treasurer will be heard, officers for the coming year will be elected and a tax on the grand list of the fire district will be laid. Any other business proper to come be- fore the meeting will be disposed of, also.
 Will Attend Conference
 Miss Barbara sennlng of Kensing- ton will attend the Young Peoples summer conference at the Connecti- cut agricultural college at Storrs. The conference opened today and will continue for a period of 10 days. Miss Senning is a daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. George Senning. She was chosen as the delegate from the Congregational church.
 The party held last night in the church parlors to raise the funds to send delegate to the proved to he a decided success ih spite of the indictment weather. A large gathering was present and. although the affair could not be held on the church lawn as was previously planned, those present had a thoroughly en- joyable time.
 Mrs. Sisti Rcgains Health
 Mrs. Joseph sisti of Kensington has returned to her home after four weeks of hospital treatment. It was stated today that she has completely regained her health and is able to be about once more.
 Teams To Collect Rubbish
 The town teams will collect rub Dish and cans in Berlin on July 1 and 2, it was announced today. The teams will proceed through the town and will gather up whatever waste residents may wish to place at the side of the road for easy collection. No ashes or garbage will be collected at this time. Those desiring 10 have rubbish and cans carted away have been warned that they must leave this material along the roadside, as no trips will be made into cellars.
 Rain a Boon to Farmers
 Berlin farmers were overjoyed at the fall of rain which came yeser- day and last evening. Many of the crops are just beginning 10 mature and need as much moisture as they can get. The showers were not heavy ones and did a great deal to- ward insuring the success of the coming crop.
 Surprise Party