New Britain herald., 1926-02-08

countered by autom obiles. It is re- ported that the turnpike. between Berlin and Merden, is also in fair condition.
 The resumins Of the bus schedule relieved Berlin street residents of their enforced isolation, as trolley cars which operated on Friday. Sat nrday and Sunday went only to Jacobs corner in kcnsinston. Der lin residents without automobiles had to walk from Berlin street to Forestcrs' hall If they desired 10 go to New Britain.
 Sewing Club Banquet
 The kensiugton Sewing club will hold its annual banquet at the Der lin Community house. Warrington Ridge. on Monday evening, February l.. The party will be large one and there will be speeches. songs and games in the course of the eYonine. IL Is expected that the af- ::ir will be q huge success, inas- much as all members arc working ;o make it a memorable one.
 Mrs. Paul G. Baker is chairman of tho committee in charge of the h2nqutt Mrs. Ora c. Elgerly will act as toastmistrcss and Mrs. Ray mond Williams will he in charge of ithc songs.
 The committee on games includes Mrs. Douglas DcMers. Mrs. Clarence F. Baldwin. Miss Marjori" Moore, Miss Anna Nelson and Miss Adele Bassett. Mrs Harold t'pson and Miss I.aurctta Alling will take care of the table decorations.
 Congregational Club Meeting
 With the gradual clearing away Of thu snow and the opening of the roads, it is expected that th" at tendance at tho meeting of ,hv Central Congregational club at thc Berlin Congregational church tomor- low night win b. d large one. Sup Der will he served at G:lS o'clock and the meeting will begin at 7:15 o'clock. The speaker O! the cycn- ing will be Miss Laura. Wild. head Of th" nihlicaI department of Noun, Hoiyo!;e coli2e, who will speak on, "Is the Church Keeping Pace With Our Youth" ."
 Son Is Born
 son was born yesterday a, the New Britain General hospital to Mir and Mrs. George Skcne. wcll known East Berlin residents,
 Woman'S Aid Meeting
 Tn" regular monthly meeting of the Woman's All society Of the Der lin Congregational church will he held at the home Of Mrs Jennie II. Deming of Worthington Itiligc. on Wednesday, afternoon at . o'clock An interesting program is being ar ranged.
 Thanked For Gifts
 Mrs. GeoYs" $. Griffith. pr' s!ioMt CT the N"nsingtoN LcaEue of Womr; Voters. has received from th" ma Iron Of 'h: Ho"Ir Tor Crippled Chil- drcn at NovinEtoN q letter thanking: the mrmJrrs ol tln club Tor the Christmas gifts sent 10 that institr. ton. TEc lnttrr stated that th" gifts were much appreciated hy the youngsters.
 Meeting Is Postponed
 The meeting scheduled for tomor- row night by the Kensington League Of Women Voters, has been post poned until Tuesday evening, March 2, it was announced today, This meeting will feature a round table discussion of the World Court. Ii was decided to postpone the session due to the fact that some of those taking part in the discussion reside in Blue Hills and it would be diff cult for them to reach Legion hall tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Wcisgrabcr
 Many Berlin residents will re- ccive with deep regret the news of the death of Mrs. Elizabeth H. Weisgraber. proprietress of Ye HI Club Inn, Meriden. Mrs. Weisgraber was well known to Berlin residents, who were in the habit Of stopping at the inn from time to time. Her , death occurred Saturday at Si. Francis hospital, Hartford, after an onrration.
 "-idc acquaintance ihrou,.. ..a; l.., statc and had been owner of the Inn for ten years. The funeral was held this afternoon al o'clock at the Inn. Burial was in Walnut Grove cemetery. Moriden. To Attend Grange Meeting
 It Is expected that 8 large dcle-