New Britain herald., 1927-11-30

Hart, s5,ooo; George B. Norton, s2,000; Eliza Dickinson. $1,000; Oliver D. Kent, $500; Henry F. Cornwell, $500; Margaret Upson, s2S4.53 and Robbins Champlin, s234.54 The total of the income from. the funds is s476. Receipts from church organizations, s400. The grand total of the budget count ing the home and missionary items is s3720. With the income from the funds and receipts from the church organizations subtra cted. the amount left to be raised is sc,S44. Gas From Ncridcn East Berlin and Cromwell will be supplied with 300,00O cubic feet of gas a, day by the Meriden plant of the Connecticut Light and Power Company. when the extensions are finally completed. The fuel will be conveyed through the pipe lines re- gently laid from here to the places named by the United Gas Improve ment Company. It will be the first time that East Berlin and Cromwell
  gas. The Meriden plant will cease the manufacture of gas within a year. A new plant Is in the course of construction in New Haven.
 Republican Women to Meet Republican women from Berlin are invited 10 attend a meeting of the West Hartford Republican club which is to meet in Webster hall, North Main street. West Hartford. Friday afternoon, December 9 at 2:3o o'clock. The meeting will be featured by talks of Mrs. Edward Van Zle of New York. Mrs. Joseph W. Alsop of Avon, and Walter E.. Patterson of Hartford.
 The West Hartford club includes among it's membership women from Berlin, Burlington, Plainvillc, South ington, Pennington and West Hart ford, The Berlin portion of the mem bership is very large. These towns are what is termed the fifth senatorial district of republican women.
 Notice of tho meeting was re- ceivcd this morning by Berlin of licers of the club from Mrs. Harriet Barber, vice. president, of West Hartford this morning
 Bazaar in December
 There will be a bazaar and cafe toria supper at the kensington Meth ,1, \N,lr.cI.,,- n,na,,1 1, n,. |. The sale will open at o'clock. Quite a variety of pretty, fancy arti- cles, as well ais many useful articles will be on sale.
 Tabs Whist
 The Tabs whist party at their home in Kensingtou last evening was well attended. The winners in the women games were: First, Miss Anna Giana; second. Miss Josephine Pagan; consolation, Mrs. Carey. The honors in the mems games went to Charles Giana, first; William Nc Gee, second. and w. T. Pagan, con solation. The next whist party will be held on December 6.
 Pancake supper
 A pancake supper will be served at the Kensington Congregational church on Saturday evening from 6 to s o'clock. The supper is being served by the Young Peoples so- ciety of the church. and the pro- ceeds will go for furtherins the work of this church department.
 Setback Match
 The setback match between Jack Giana's team and John Conlin's team will take place tomorrow eve ming. The best two out of three will be declared the winner and the supper.
 East Berlin Items.
 The Lafanso club will meet Fri day evening at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ralph Gamble on Will COX avenue.
 The Fife and Drum corps will not go to Hartford tomorrow evening due to changes in the original pro- gram. They were to have appeared on the program at the Hotel Bond tomorrow night.
 Wilhelm Johnson continues to i'm prove and is now out of danger. It will be several weeks however before he will be able to be about.
 Miss Muriel Johnson entertained the T. H. R. club at her home last evening. A most enjoyable time