New Britain herald., 1926-09-24
Farmers Club to Start

Farmers Club to start
 President Thomas C. Cashman of the Farmers Club of Berlin is mak- ing arrangements to call the first meeting of the year some time next week, The date has not been definitely set as yet although it is thought that October will be chosen for the opening meeting, The meetings will be held at the Worthingion Community center Programs which include many good speakers apd3 several extra features will be worked out by the entertain ment committee for the coming sea- son and the organization looks for ward to big year.
 Car Stolen
 William Chamberlain of Farming ton avenue has reported to the po- lice that his car a sedan,'was stolen in Meriden while parked in front of the Meriden police station. Evi- dently Meriden thieves have no respect for the minions of the law in the Silver City as the car was in plain sight of the windows of the lock-up and several officers were in the vicinity when the theft was made.
 Shooting Meet Tomorrow
 The regular weekly meet of the kensiHgton Gun club will take place tomorrow afternoon at the PerCival avenue field. The Kenton Hill Gun club will also meet at the home of Claude W. Stevens in their Satur- day regular match. Both clubs are developing some crack shots and the coming meet between the two organizations should be interesting to shooting enthusiasts here.
 Executors Chosen
 The New Britain National Bank and Arthur W. Epson have been chosen as executors ef the estate Of the late Samuel A. Hart of Kensing- ton. A notice has been posted from the office of Bernard F. Gaffney 10 the effect that six months has heen fixed as the limit date for the filing of all claims on the estate.
 On the petition of Leona Harri- son Thoms of Torringten. the pro- bate court has posted a notice that executors be chosen for the estate of the late Anne A. Hart, wife of the late Samuel A. Hart of Kensington.
 Real Estate Transfer
 The Bodwell Realty Go. of New Rritni, hoe raportaJ tbo oIa of ,u-o lots on the Fair Ground property on Pennington Road to James Per retta.
 Committee Chosen
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of Bottom Kasica Post, American Legion has chosen as the committee to work on the arrangements for the daRce to be given Tuesday. September 2S. Mrs. Eva Gianotti, Mrs. Agnes Ham, iton and Mrs. Goodrich. The com mittee will work in conjunction with the committee appointed by the post.
 The Legion promises a successful dance as the committee has been working on the affair for the past month and arrangements are. near ing completion.
 East Berlin Items
 The opening guns for the greatest fair in the local towns history have been fired and now extensive pre- parations are under way for the big event which will take place in Con- munity hall October 2S, 29 and 80. A committee of six headed by George Demore with Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs Arthur Lawrence. Mrs. Edward Kahms. Archer Walsh and W. 1T. Payne assisting, will have complete charge of the fair with power to choose assistants.
 On the opening night of the fair the "Old Time Minstreis" will per form, the troupe having been re- hearsing for several weeks past. On the second night the entertainment will be for children, and will be known as "children's night" The last night of the fair will be a gala time. A Halloween festival and costume dance will feature the even ing's program. Numerous booths will be placed about the hall.
 In previous years the East Berlin Improvement society has held fairs In Athletic hall but with the selling of this structure it is beliveed that the company will pass out of exist enee leaving the Community club to promote the fairs of the future. - The newly organized fife and drum corps met last evening at Commun-