New Britain herald., 1926-04-15


 one of the leaders in the system carried out in New Britain. His talk will deal chiefly with the results at tained from employing the system in the Hardware City, The talk should prove interesting c residents Of this comm unity.
 Trip Through Mines.
 Members of the Berlin Mems Bible class were conducted on ar in teresting and instructive trip through the lead mines of inc west by George Dalbry Of East Berlin last evening. AIr. Dalbey. who is hetaIlurscal superintendent or tha Stanley Chemical CO, is an expert i1 his line, and the members of the Bible class were greatly apprecia~ tive Of his efforts 10 give them in. formation CT one Of America s great industries as represented by lead mining.
 The talk WAS iiberally illustrated, moving pictures being shown in connection with the address. Mining, 2mclterng, puriiication and other steps in connection with retaining Jho ore were Interestingly explained.
 The next meeting of the class, to be held some time in May will be the last one Of the season, and it is iAI-hy7f,j n speaker at that time. A social eve ming will he held, with each nem- Der providing several stunts on the program.
 Applications Are Wantcl
 Officers of tho Lad"s' Auxiliary os the Berlin post, American Legion, have rcqHos'ei all members tc senl in their applications for mcmbcr. snip al the earliest opportunity. so tlat the documents may he. sant 10 district h,ad,m1r. sr& for 1ijug.
 Goods Are Returned
 The goods stolen from the stort of James rcrotta in KcnSingtOn Mon day night has been returned to inc owner. Constable Frank Brown turned over the articles lo Albert Fraser, superintendent Of the Fraser Identification aud Detective bureau, New Britain, and Mr. Fraser, after Ii final cAeckup, returned tbcm to Mir. Porr"tta. The articles returned in- riudod nOol blanket gray cap. two blue shirts. two sweaters. two heavy Noolcn shirts two leather belts, thrre pairs Of soS. two pairs of 'rousers, one sh -pskiu coat and Two pairs of shoes. Wilbur Gregory. fine youthful culprit. vas caught with the articlas in Nnriden and ho was Tctmred 10 the N'Niden School for Roys. from which he escaped Monday,
 Carl Party Postponed
 r. was announced today that tho card party schcdulcd for the latter part of this month by the Kansing- on League of Women Voters, has been postponed untn some lime in May. The dalo will be announced laIer. lt Was deemed advisable 10 postpone the affair, drc 10 the press O. other events this month,
 Coalc Is III
 2. Cras" Coalc, chairman of the Ergln school board, k confined to his home with illness. It IS not be- .iaycd that Air. Coaie's sickness will prove serious.
 Parish Whist Date
 Due to q misunderstanding, those in charge of the parish whist which will be held for the benoht of St. Paurs church. KensinSton, annonnc- ed that the affair would be held on April 2S. Instead. the date set is Thursday. April %. Tho party will be held at I'ornsters' hall.
 Tocl Sale Tomorrow
 food sale for the benefit Of the NVonan's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church will he held at inc home Of Mrs. Frank L. Will cox. Worthingtor Ridge, tomorrow evening from 7:Sn until ?;3O o'clock. These sales have proved highly suc- rrssful in the past and it is expected that there will be a largo demand for the home cooked foods tomorrow evening.
 Prayer Meetings Tonight
 The regular weekly prayer meet ing will be held this evening st 7:So o'clock at the Berlin Congregational ~.~Hr be in charge.
 Rev. May E. Lord Till conduct the mid-week service tonight at T:45 o'clock al the Kensinston Methodist church,
 East Berlin Items.
 Miss H. R. Clark entertained st .