New Britain herald., 1926-11-22

Miss Phyllis Sennins, Claude W. Stevens, George B. Carter, Miss May Nichols and Miss Elizabeth Gugerty. Refreshments and entertainment will be included.
 Selectmen's Meeting
 The board of selectmen will hold a meeting this evening in the town clerks office of the town hall. Im- portant business Is on the docket for discussion and 1t Is probable that the question of providing warning signals for the approaches to the underpass at the railroad station will come up. Heavy routine busi- ness is slated for disposal.
 Valentine Bohnert The funeral of Valentine Bohnert was held from his late home in East Berlin yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. A. D. Burgreen, pastor of the Methodist church Qffi- ciated. Interment took place In the Wilcox cemetery.
 To Hold Elections
 The St. Paul Tabs Fife and Drum corps will hold it's annual election this evening at the Tabs hall fol- lowing the regular weekly meeting at 8 o'clock. Several new names will be added to the list Of mem- bers as the drive for membership is meeting with much success.
 Rod Cross to Start The drive for membership in the New Britain chapter of the Ameri- can Red Cross will visit this town during the coming week, according to a report from the headquarters in the Hardware City. Solicitors will canvass the town as in past years and it is hoped that Berlin will continue it's good record of en- rollment.
 Injured Man Better Thomas Secunda, who is suffering from injuries sustained in an accl- dent on Pennington avenue. is inn proving rapidly and it Is hoped that he will be released from New Brit ain General hospital in the near future. An N-ray examination proved that he was not seriously injured internally as was feared at first.
 Bus Service Affected A fire on the outskirts Of Merl- den disrupted the bus service through this town this morning The Connecticut company cooper ated with the passengers to the eN' tent of adding a bus to the line until the vehicles returned 10 schedule. No lengthy delays were reported after the company became aware Of the situation
 Bruce Congratulated
 Harold Bruce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bruce of this town is receiving congratulations on the type of game he played while in the line-up of the New Britain High school game in the yearly pattle with Hartford on Saturday. Ali though suffering from an injured knee. Bruce played the whole game and was member of one of the hardest charging lines ever sent on the field by the Nigh school. Being the only local boy In the lineup all Berlinite eyes were on the big guard.
 Church to Give Supper A cafeteria supper will be given to the public on Friday, December 8 in the chapel of the Second Con- gregatonal church of Berlin from o'clock on. Preceding the sup per will be Christmas sale of fancy articles beginning at 4 o'clock for the benefit of the Woman's Aid society. Articles for sale will in clude dolls, lingerie and baby artt- cles.
 What They're Doing Mir. and Mrs. Albert Fritson en- tertained at their home on Robbins road Saturday evening. Dinner was served and games and dancing were enjoyed by the guests.
 The setback tournaments post poned game for tomorrow evening is in doubt as the managers Of both the teams are not surs of their players being free. Last week s game was held up by the severe storm.
 Thanksgiving turkeys adorned the markets this morning as 2 focerun- ner of Thanksgiving. They are r5- ported as being scarce this season East Berlin Items Confirmation exercises were held