New Britain herald., 1927-10-27

lHtit VIII DC all IIlpol ldIiL llIcCt- ing tonight at the Tabs hall at Upsons corner. Many important items will be taken up and the Of ficers Of the society are looking for war to a large attendance.
 Mission to start
 The mission for the Italians of start next Sunday at a special mass at o'clock. The mission will be conducted by Father Ferrari of the Dominican order. There will be a special mass each morning and de- votions at 7:3u in the evening. Father IjcrrJu is q native Of Rome and speaks little English. He has found the customs of the American people very different and stated that it is causing him much inconNen- ience. The food of the American people is too fiat and tas,eleSs for the priests taste. At each place he runs mission plans are made by the people to make up Italian dishes to suit the taste Of Father Torrarj. The Italian mission in New Britain was a success and 1t IS eS- pectcd that the local people will turn out in large crowds,
 E.N-poStmastcr on Vacation
 W. W. Fa@an. formerly poStmas- ter Of Berlin, is on q two weeks va cation. He plans to spend the '''n' rcsting up and also in doing n''l' hunting. As yet, he has made nc plans to leave town on his vacation
 Tabs Hold Whist
 A large gathering of Tab mem hers and their friends attended th' whist party held at the Tabs hal last night. Great interest was shown in the games played for Narl ous prizes The first prize tor 'h' ladies was captured by Miss Schlcl cher and the second gift went t' 1 Mrs. W. J. Pagan. The Nlc',m 10 the booby prize was Mrs. T. Had dock. The star offering for the hi'' 1 fell to the lot of William Bacon | Thomas Malarncy surprised hlhs"i 1 and his friends by being aWarde' the second prize. Tin" quips Of tn crowds fell on the head Of Joh' Skenc. who, after big stand, man aged to win the hooby prize. | The affair was a success ana II planned to hold a number or Whls parties during the winter season. Work On Road Progresses Tho work on the new state high i way is progressing at a rapld pace The cement has been laid under m railroad underpaSs and about lo wards ,Ip the road. The stree leading to the railroad station IS SUI i closed but if is expected 10 open ,,lp by tomorrow A strip of lan' extending from Dpson's corner the foot of the hill has been e ncnted and widens the road c1gi feet. This will prevent tho cal from passing at dangerously clos uositlon as they turn around U | eon.s corner. The local constable are watching the cars as they taF inc turn as the drivers ot Nolllc'' are making speedway out Of U new road at this corlrcr.
 Storh Visits Constable
 A son was born late last night
 Constable and Mrs. John Hacket'
 The Ci. G. G. club held meetll
 at the home of Miss Anna Inosl
 last evening on New Britain ro' KcrGngton.
 Fast Berlin Items
 . The library whist held at q home of Mrs. L. r. Turner yestcrdi
 afternoon was well attended al
 much enjoyed. The prize Winne
 were as follows: Bridge table pla Mrs. James Mcpherson; whist, MI George Lawrence, first prize al Mrs. R. B. Stevenson, consolatlC | The November whist party will $ held at the home of Mrs James M
 Pncrson.
 The Halloween social held l. 9 evening at the Community club W - attended by more than 1oo. T Q hall was decorated in holiday att l bv.the committee and all of [ r games were iN keeping with the ( a rasion, The masquera c' |. tunes were varied and many. ' { prizes for the costumes were aWar e ed as follows: Best dressed m;