New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

The attendance at the meeting was cvey slim, since the business was of a routine nature.
 Mrs. Carey Breaks Ankle
 Mrs. Mary Carey of Kensington is In the New Britain General hospital undergoing treatment for a broken ankle sustained yesterday afternoon when she fell. pr. A. J. Goodwin attended her and an X-ray at the hospital revealed the fact that both bones in her right ankle were frac- tured. She will be confined to her home for several weeks.
 No Court Session
 There was no session of the Der lin town court last night, all cases scheduled for trial being continued until next Tuesday evening. Several cases were on the docket, but they will be tried next week.
 May Breakfast Committee
 A meeting of the committee in charge of the May breakfast to be held by the Kensington league of women voters on Saturday morning, May 1. from 7:30 o'clock until 10:30 o'clock will be held Friday evening at Legion hall. This will be the only meeting of the committee and all members are requested to be in attendance. Those planning to at tend the meeting are requested to provide themselves with needle and thimble. since work will be done on the new curtains for the hall.
 The members of the committee are Mrs. Edward filling, Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mrs. Clarence E. Baldwin, Mrs. John Cashman. Mrs r. Kotzback, Mrs. Ora C. Edgerly. Mrs. H. Pagan, Mrs. R. White, Mrs. Charles Erickson, Mrs. Claude W. Stevens, Mrs. r. F. Williams, Mrs George Claron, Mrs. Edward Guger- ty, Mrs. Charles Gullong, Mrs. R. NJ. Hill. Mrs. Mary Carey, Mrs. Fred Peck. Mrs. John Moore. Mrs. Higgins. Mrs. Douglas DeMors. Mrs. John Sims, Mrs. R. A. Wooding, Mrs. R. Williams. Mrs. Edward Lardner, Mrs. Harry Burnham, Mrs Joseph Carbo, Mrs, Pasquale Gian- notta, Mrs. Harry McKeon, Mrs. M. O'Connell, Mrs. Frank Pierpont. Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. Percy Wells, Mrs. Allie J. Goodwin. Miss Josie Pagan, Miss Katherine Ryan, Miss Joanne Murray, Miss Katherine McGce, Miss Anna Nelson. Miss Phyllis Scnning, Miss Pauline Bauer, Miss Catherine Roche and Miss Rose Fitzsimons.
 Ban on Fires Announced
 District Fire Warden Lewis A. |! Griffith today announced that no l more permits for brush or grass fires ! will be issued until after q rainfall. | This does not affect small garden or rubbish fires, permits for which will | be issued, Several large brush fires are now raging In this section of the states and the wardens believe every precaution should be taken against new ones starting.
 Plan Community Club
 Interest in a community club has been revived by residents of Blue Mills and 1t is expected that action will be taken in the near future, 'elative to the formation Of such an 
 It is expected that if the resi- ients decide to form club of this sort a petition will be sent to the school board, asking If the old Blue Hills school house may be used as l meeting hall. This building Is no | longer in use and would make an deal community hall.
 Just when a preliminary meeting will be held Is not known, but senti- nent in that district argues for the establishment of an organization where residents may get better &C., luainted with each other and where lll may have enjoyable social gath erings.
 Sewing Society Meeting
 The Grange Sewing society will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at the hall on Damon's hill. The women will work on bed quilt which will be awarded at a carni- val in the near future.