New Britain herald., 1926-11-11

passed with an overwhelming vote.
 Whether this debt will be paid from the emergency fund or from the appropriation is not known as neither the first selectman nor the town clerk could be reached today.
 Mid-Week Services
 The regular mid week services of the Kensington Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:4o o'clock. Rev. May B. Lord will re- sume the study of stewardship, her special theme being "The Historical sources of Stewardship" The usual large gathering which has visited these talks on stewardship is ex- pected to be surpassed this evening.
 The mid-week praper meeting of the Second Congregational church of Berlin will be held this evening at the church at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske will lead the services.
 League to Elect
 The Kensington League of Wom- en Voters will hold it's weekly meet ing tomorrow evening at Legion hall. The annual election of officers for the coming season will be held. Reports on the state convention will be given by the delegates attending the meeting in New Haven. All women voters eligible for member ship are cordially invited to attend the meeting.
 Tabs Anniversary Smoker
 The St. Paul's T. A. x B. society's Fife and Drum corps is planning q smoker and social to be held on Monday evening, in the Tabs rooms in kensington. The evening marks the 17th milestone of the clubs activities in the musical field and an anniversary celebration will be held that will include speeches by the older members of the club and a concert by the present band. The kensngton aggregation has just completed one of the most sue cessful seasons of its history, talk ing many ribbons and cups back to this place from meets throughout the state. Under the leadership of Major Clarence Walker, who is termed the best drum major in New England, the band has journeyed throughout to meets and returned the victor in a ma ajority of them.
 The club was formed in 1909 and since then has been known through this section of the country for its superior playing. Mondays meeting Is under the direction of Secretary J. J. O'Brien who has announced that the rehearsal will begin at S:3o o'clock and the social at 9:15 o'clock. All members of the organi- zation are cordially invited to be present at the meeting.
 Armisticc Day Celebrations
 Aside from the supper and social to be given this evening by Bottom kasica post of the Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary of the association, Armistice day was celebrated quiet ly in this place today. Flags border ed Berlin street from Hudson street to the Worthington school but aside from that there was little indication of the fact that eight years ago many local residents who will gath CT tonight 10 hold festivities in the kensington hall laid down their guns with a sigh of thanksgiving and began to think of home. A certain group in this place will | never forget that November morn- ing but it is generally thought that the majority of Berlinites are too prone to forget the celebration of the day of peace in Europe.
 Sunshine Society Plans Whist The local members of the Canon icus branch of the International Sunshine society are planning to hold a whist party at the Berlin Grange hall on Saturday afternoon November 20th. As there are ap- proximately 30 members Of the | branch residing in Berlin and Ken sington and as the New Britain chapter has offered its cooperation to the affair. it Is thought that the event will be success.
 What They're Doing
 Postmaster s. NJ. Cowles Of tho Kensington post office is spending his 15-day vacation around his home here. The postmaster is planning tc move into his new home in the neal