New Britain herald., 1926-04-22

regarding plans have been made as l yet, but it is expected that an at- tractive entertainment will be ar- ranged. Mrs. Norman Bigelow will be in charge of the social. No Meeting Held
 The attendance at the meeting Of tho General committee in charge of Memorial Day, which was sched- ulcd for last evening, was so slim | 1t was impossible to elect officers and the members adjourned, sub- ject to the call of the secretary, Arthur H. Bushnell. It was hoped that a large number of the prom inent residents of the town, noti- fled of the meeting, would be pre- sent. Another meeting will be called in the near future and it is hoped that the attendance will be largo enough for the election of officers.
 Private Dance Tomorrow
 A private dance tomorrow even- ing will be held at the Grange hall hy a group of young people from New Britain. A large number of invitations have been issued and 1t is expected that the affair will be q pleasant one.
 To Attend Conferences
 A large group of young people will attend the Older Boys confer ence in Bloomfield tomorrow and Saturday and the Older Girls con- ference in Bristol on May and 8. The Kensington Congregational church has announced its delegates to the meetings, but no word has yet come from the Berlin Congre- Gational church.
 Harold w. upson, superintendent of the Sunday school, will lead the group of boys from the Kensington church and the delegates will be Norman Holmgren, Goodwin Holm Gren, Weslaw Chotkowsli. Verne Lewis, Donald Lewis. Bradford Clark and Howard Hart.
 The girls who will attend the Bristol conference will be Marguer- ite Johnson, Ethel Hart. Edith Nel- son, Sarah Johnson and Dorothy Ross. Miss Lauretta filling will be in charge of this group.
 To Gaze At Stars
 In view of the fact that last Mon day night was not especially suited to studying the heavens, another party will be organized next month to so 10 the Van Week observatory at Wesleyan university. Middletown. where tn planets will be observed through the huge telescope. It Is expected that the group will make the trip the second Monday evening in May. Several New Britain men will be among those present, togeth- CT with a group from East Berlin, many of whom were present last Monday. The men will be privileg- od to take their wives with them he next time. it is expected.
 Flags Will Be Ready
 It Is expected that the flags to be sold by the American Legion will be ready by Memorial day. These flags will be placed along the streets In much the same manner as they arc arranged along Main street in New Britain.
 ForesterS to Meet
 A meeting of Court Mattabessett, Foresters of America, will be held tonight at o'clock in the hall in Several matters of inn portance will be discussed.
 Items of Interest
 The grange dancing class will meet tonight at o'clock at the hall on Damon's Hill.
 The Girl scouts met this after. noon at 4:S0 o'clock.
 The regular weekly prayer meet ing will be held tonight at T:SO o'clock at the Berlin Congregational church.
 East Berlin Items
 The educational committee of the Community club met last evening at he home of Miss Mabelle Barnes. The committee will be in charge of he meeting on June and it Is ex- 'ected that an interesting evening will result.
 Prayer meeting will be held to- light at the usual hour at the | Methodist church. Tonight will be mems night at the community hall, The men of the | community will engage in indoor ports such as basketball and indoor ,aseball. Russell Case has returned to his lome after undergoing an operation