New Britain herald., 1926-04-12

May Discuss Highways
 l. is expected that the subject Of highways in Berlin will occupy q good share of the attention of the board of selectmen at their weekly meeting tonight. IL is understood that working plan will be outlined for the improvement Of the roads In and about the town. thus giving motorists what they are asking for.
 Return From Auto Trip
 Mrs. Annie Mulomphy and son. John, have returned from an auto mobile trip 10 Virginia, where they visited Mrs. Molumphy's other son, Garvic. who is a student at the staunton Military Academy. The trip consumed 10 days and Mrs. Molumphy reported that it vas q pleasant one. Nearly 1.50o mics were trarersed from the time they left Berlin until they returned.
 Carnival Begins Tomorrow
 The annual carnival Of the Ken sington Athletic club will begin to- morrow evening for a three nights run. Expectations are that the af- fair will he greater than any SO far staged hy the organization and the committee In charge feels that the entertainment features offered will appeal 10 everyone. A card party will he held tomorrow night as tho drawing attraction. McKeon's or chestra will furnish music for those who desire 10 dance.
 Congregational Club Meeting
 Several Berlin members Of the Central Congrc sational club are planning to attend a meeting of that organization al the south church, Middlctown. tomorrow evening. The speaker will be John DuXbury of London. England, who will give a dramatic recital of the Book of Job Mir. Duxhury has made a rcpu ation all over the world. Members anl guests Of the club will partakc Of supper at 6:S0 o'clock.
 WOman'S Aid Food Sale
 4 food sale, the proceeds Of which will go toward furthering the work of tho Woman's Aid society Of the Berlin Congregational church, will be he'd on Friday eyering from T:30 o'clock 10 9:3U o'clock at the home Of Mrs Frank L. Wilcox, Worthing- ton Riige. All kinds oI home cooked food will be on sale.
 Delivers Morning sermon
 Eev. NIT, Merrill, a graduate stu lent al the Hartford Theological Saminary, delivered the sermon at the morning service al the Berlin "ongre gational church yesterday. Re" Mir. Merrill is q graduate of the Union Theological Seminary and he made a favorable impression upon those in the congregation yes tcrday.
 Has Birthday Party
 Miss Marthena Fitzgerald Of Der lin entertained q group Of friends at her home Saturday afternoon in honor Of the anniversary Of her birth. Games were enjoyed and re- treatments were served. She re- csived many attractive and useful gifts.
 East Berlin Items
 Miss Edith Northrup has returned home after a weeks stay with rel atives in New Haven.
 W. H. Payne returned last even ing from Brooklyn. where he at tended the New York conference. Rev. A. L. hurgreen will return to- day.
 Tn" GirIs' club will meet al Com munity hall tonight at the usual hour.
 Edward Porter Of Hartford spent Sunday here with his father, Henry Porter
 Miss Carolyn Read has returned from a weeks stay with her grond- mother in West Cromwell.
 The Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist church will hold its an- nual business meeting in the church parlors Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 The boys and girls of the Junior lca 'S their bi-mouthly party Ia; t., .tatholist church par aonage Saturday afternoon. being the guests Of Rev. and Mrs. A. |. Rursreen.
 The entertainment program of the Community club for Wednesday evening will he in charge Of the fol