New Britain herald., 1927-11-10

will be made by the workers. AS yet no committees have been formed because of the absence of Mir. I'iskc for the last two days. He has been attending the Congregations con. ference in Bridgeport.
 Auxiliary to Entertain
 The Auxiliary of the Bolton kasica Post of the American Legion will entertain the members of the Legion tomorrow night at the Legion hall in kensington. A supper will be served at z o'clock and there will be an entertainment.
 Schools and Bank Closed
 The schools of Berlin will close to. morrow afternoon in honor of Arm istice Day. There will be appro- priate exercises in all the schools in the morning.
 The Berlin Savings bank will close for the entire day tomorrow ill honor Of Arlnistice Day. The post office will remain open all day, as usual.
 Bowling League
 The kensington bowling league will roll their matches off at the Rogers bowling alleys In New Britain on Friday night.
 Tabs To Meet
 The St. Paul T. X. B. society will meet tonight in their hall in Ken sington. Business matters will be dis cussed. \ full attendance is desired.
 Watchman Injured
 While watching the new highway last night at the turnpike, Ambrose Ciocca, age 31, of Kensington, was struck by q car on the way towards Meriden and was painfully injured. Ciocca is employed by the highway builders and was directing the traf- fife at the time. The accident occur red about 11:30 o'clock. He was treated by Dr. Matthew GrisW old and was removed to the New Brit ain General hospital for treatment. The hospital authorities reported that he was suffering with lacera- tons about the leg and possible fracture of his left leg. An examina- ton will be made today to deter mine the extent of the injury to Cioccas leg.
 Tabs Whist Party
 The St. Paul Tabs held their weekly whist party in the Tabs hall in kensington last evening and the biggest crowd of the season was Tn attendance. The games were en- joyed by the contestants and prizes were awarded to the winners of both the mems and women's games Mrs. Mrs. W. Lyons took the first prize for the women with Mrs. w. Pagan winning the second prize. Robert Corr proved to be the class in the mems games and was follow ed by Frank Picrpont.
 New Officers
 The kensington League Of Wom- 7n Voters held their annual election of officers on Tuesday evening. Members of the league were in at tendance at the convention held in Waterbury by the state leagucs for he last two days.
 Mrs. Henry Hooker was elected president and will be aided by Mrs J. A. Moore as first vice president )ther officers elected were Mrs. Paul Baker, corresponding and 'ecording secretary; Mrs. Claude stevens. treasurer; Mrs. Edward Mccormick. program chairman: 1rs. c. Carbo. finance chairman: Ind social chairman, Mrs. Raymond Williams.
 Birthday Party
 Lucy Sisti gave q birthday party 'eslerday in honor of her brother Anthony. who celebrated his fifth birthday. There were about 35 chil- lfen present and Anthony received many beautiful presents. Refresh nehts were served and different 'ames and dances were enjoyed. 1usic was played during the party.
 East Berlin Items
 program of entertainment was presented 10 the Community club ast evening that was reminiscent of he days of long ago, excepting that ne presentation was given through ne means of radio. The singers were seated behind a screen and lax sugenhime operated the dials n the set bringing in various sta Ions. Different selections were uned In. Walter Payne did the nnouncing. The Justus trio com- osed Of Mir. and Mrs. Philip Lotz nd Robert Potts sang several num-