New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
Brown Makes Arrest

Constable William Brown arrest afternoon and lodged him in the New Britain station. He is charged with driving while under the innu- cnce of liquor. The case comes up in town court tomorrow night.
 Scout Meetings
 The Girl Scouts of the Berlin Congregational church meeting this afternoon.
 Tabs Whist
 The st. Paul T. A. E. society will hold their weekly whist party in their hall in Kcnsington tomor- row evening. Prizes will be award cd the winners in the mems and women's games. A large attend anCe is expected.
 Honor Local Girl
 Miss Gordon Head of the Hath way house at Wellesley college gave tea at the "Bookshop' Sunday afternoon in honor of Miss Marjorie Galpin. Miss Galpin was recently appointed studcnt-trlstee of the house. She is the only daughter Of Professor and Mrs Stanley L. Gal pin of Worthineton ridge.
 Tabs Revue
 After month Of extensive prac- tice the Tabs arc ready to present their cabaret tonight at the Lloyd hall In Kensington. \ three act play will be presented.
 A tasty menu will be served while the "'ollies' are being presented. Dancing will follow the play.
 Slight Accident
 X car driven by Frederick Frank of East Berlin collidcd with a car operated by Alphonsc Muar of A North street, Meridon, last evening at S:45 o'clock. The accident oc- cured at the corner Of Broad and East Main streets, Meriden. Both cars escaped with slight damage. No arrests were made.
 December Meeting
 The Emma Hart Willard chapter, Daughters of the American Rcvolu- ton. will hold their December meet ing this Thursday. december Ia. in the Community house at o'clock. Each member is requested to bring some article for the Ellis Island Christmas tree. The hostesscs are: Mrs. A. w. Mason, Mrs. F. w. Stearns. Mrs. Taylor, Miss Hollister and Miss Helen Roys
 III At Home Frank Wood of Hudson street is confined 10 his home with an attack of the grip.
 Congregational Club Meeting The regular meeting of the Cen 1 'rol Congregational club will be held | in Middletown at the First church. ! Tuesday evening. There will be in ! -erpretative organ recitals, illustrat , d with stereopticon slides. Clar- ence DiCkenson. q talented musical | director from New ! Nork city. will | speak on "Tha History and Develop nent of the Organ.' The lecture 'ecital, following the members dn- Ter. is scheduled at 7:30 o'clock and 5 open to lnc puUllc.
 Canvass Successful Returns from the every member 1 'anvass of the Berlin Congregation l Il church are not quite complete but | he pledges received so far indicate ! hat the canvass was complete suc- ,ess. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske wishes l o thank the men who conducted the 1 'anvass and the parish members.
 Receive Invitation The local members of the 40 and l }" have received an invitation from l he national commander. Pelham | St. George Bissell to visit his home | n New York city on New Years 1 lay.
 Local Man In Concert The Choral club or Hartford held ! concert Friday evening at the Foot | iuard armory. Among those who | ook part in the performance was | 'harles J. Stuhlman of kensington.
 Meeting Postponed The weekly meeting of the Ken ] lngton Athletic club scheduled to be leld tomorrow evening at tho Tabs | lall in kensington has been post ,oncd because of the whist party 10 'e held in the hall. A special meet F. 1. F,,t