New Britain herald., 1927-01-06
over the others head.

America before all else in the hearts of the people was criticized.
 Rabbi Hadas stated that the for warding of American ideals over all else was not an honest attitude. America should take into considera- tion the rest of the world and by it's actions emblazon on it's standards the fact that it eXcels, not by close and narrow outlook that America is the world and the surrounding countries misfits.
 Does honesty pay? Of course it doesn't" said the rabbi. All Ro-
 tary clubs and kiwanis clubs and the book of Deuteronomy to the con- trary, honesty never paid nor ever will pay. Not in the coin with the eagles and dollar signs stamped on them. But in the coin which bears no interest and which has only Tn God We Trust on the face of the metal, does the honesty which l am advising pay"
 Rabbi Hadas paid tribute to R. o. 1 Clark, retiring president of the com munity club, stating that the fact that an old janitor, 8 chance ac- quaintance and good friend had all spoken of Mir. Clark's attitude to the world in general was enough to i convince him that the president was ! the type Of man to whom the words he t f,,l
 meaning. A set of cuff links from the club as a mark of gratitude for the unceasing work of the president dur ing his past term was presented by the members of the club.
 One of the honorary members of the club, Secretary E. E. Thienes of
 the county Y. M. c. A., was present and spoke briefly about the unusual success of the local unit among the others in Hartford county. MT. Thienes drew up the original con-
 stitution of the local organization
 and was present at the first meeting of the club.
 Special mention should be made
 of the work of the social committee
 for their share in the success of the
 banquet. Those composing the con-
 mittee are Mary Bourgeois. Louis Dalbey, Mary Kahms. Ruth Nc Pherson, Agnes Lawrence and Alma Lewis. The women worked tirclessly and the principal credit is due them. The waiting on tables was done by the men of the club. The men who served last evening were Max Sugenheim. George Dalbey. Edward l<ahms, Arthur Lawrence. Royal
 Morse John Lewis. Carl Lund, Ger aid Footit and Mills Griswold. Jarvis Dowd was master of cere- monies. Ralph Gamble was also a
 member of the original committed and had much to do with the prep aratory plans.
 Farmers Club
 The Berlin Farmers club will hold their second meeting of the year Saturday evening at the home of Willis Savage. J. r. Lewis, who is connected with the Storrs State Agricultural college will address the
 meeting. His subject has not ye, | been announced but a treat is prom
 ised to all those who attend. Pres-
 dent Carl Lund is striving for a | banner year in the clubs circles and
 1927's speakers will be first water
 entertainers in their various lines. Hockey Tournament
 After q long delay which was
 caused by the snow fall on adjacent
 ponds, the Cypress Hill-Bottle Alley | hockey war is due to take the field
 on Saturday afternoon when the two
 teams will meet on Murrays pond
 to slide the puck around in the first game of the Doyle cup tourna-
 ment.
 Manager Eddie Giana of the Cy-
 press Hill squad called the first prac C.
 tice this morning and the men
 warmed up. getting used to the feel
 of the runners beneath them. The
 teams are departing from their reg
 ular custom of playing on the Paper
 Goods pond as the snow has ruined the ice for skating on that body of water. A good contest is guaranteed when the two hated rivals meet each other this weekend.
 | Attend Ball
 ! Several local people were seen at