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FRS. DAWES will receive at )
IN o'clock this afternoon the
N ladies of the Senate and
House who gave a luncheon
in Memorial Continental Hall
today in honor Of Mrs. Brosseau,
president general National SOCIETY,
u. 4. r.. and the active officers and
members of the board now meeting
here. Mrs. Brosseau and the latter
group of guests will also be included
In the company.
The luncheon party was par
ticularlv we'll arranged and charming
affair. the congressional hostesses all
being members Of the II. \. r.. There
were many State tables. hut where
the representation was too small. the
groups from two or more States were
combined. each table having a dec
Grafton of Spring flowers.
The Illinois table. at which Mrs.
Nedill Mccormick presided, was n
particularly interesting one. and be
cause the president general was born
in that state. she was seated there.
while Mrs. Rissell of Connecticut. Mrs.
Rrosseau's present home state. was
also seated there.
Mrs. Lawrence y. Tyson. Mrs.
ROYAL $. Copeland Mrs. Duncan l..
Fletcher. Mrs. Frank l.. Green. Mrs.
Earle r. Mayfield Airs. Cole Rlease.
Mrs. Edward W. pou. Mrs. Ben John
son. Mrs. Edward T, Taylor. Mrs. l..
{. Dyer. Mrs f. r. kiesS Mrs. Percy
F.. Quin. Mrs :. W. Dempsey. Mrs.
l.. II Hadley, Mrs {. c. Kearns. Mrs.
j.. T. McFadden. Mrs clyde Kelly.
Mrs. Wallace White, Mrs W. c.
Wright Mrs. ]. !. Kindred. Mrs. Ii.
c. Ransley, Mrs. u. A. Reed, Mrs. NJ.
A. Romjue. Mrs. James I Begg. Mrs.
Frank Clague. Mrs. T.. Hart Fem.
Mrs. r. G. ReeCe Mrs. j y. Sandlin.
Mrs Adam NJ. WXant. Mrs. Charles
Brand. Mrs. Harry L. Garfield. Mrs.
W. +. Hun Mrs. j. b. kurtz. Mrs. r.
W. Phillips Mrs. w. L. Swope. Mrs.
NJ. II, Thatcher, Mrs. Charles r.. Win
ter, Mrs. {. G. Bachmann. Mrs. W.
r. Coyle, Mrs Samuel Rutherford,
Mrs II. X. Dougherty, Mrs. Frank
Briggs, Mrs. Frank W. Mondell, Mrs.
w. A. Rodenberg and Mrs. w. D.,
Wilson We're the other hostesses.
Mrs. William NJ. Jardine, wife of
the Secretary of Agriculture. attend
ed the luncheon given today by Mrs.
Edgar c. Ellis, wife of Representative
Ellis of Missouri, in honor of Mrs
Jacob Leander Loose of Kansas City,
Mo. The other guests were Mrs
Harry b. Halves, Mrs. Leonidas c.
Dyer Mrs. Joe J. Manlove, Mrs. VIII
bur j. Carr, Mrs. Amos A. Fries, Mrs
Everett Sanders, Mrs. Seldom p. Spen-
Ger, Mrs. George Mesta of Pittsburgh
and Mrs. Joseph H. Roy of Chicago.
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Logan-HaII Wedding i'm
st. Adams Church March I

The marriage Of Miss Helen Frances
Hall, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Fairfax Hall. to Mr. Arthur Ger.
aid Logan of Baltimore will take place
Tuesday, March /, in St Adams
church, the Rev. Charles Warner Off
eating. The ceremony will be fol
lowed by reception in the home of
the brides parents. at 3112 Thirty
sixth street. Cleveland Park The
bride will be attended by Miss Mildred
Whaley. Miss Mildred Curran and
Miss Katharine Muir.
number of pre-nuptial parties
nave been planned for the bride-elect
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Envoy and NObil de Martina
Honor Guests at Dinner.

The Amba dor of Italy and Nobil
Donna Antoinette de MARITIME will be
the honor guests at dinner this even
ing of Representative and Mrs. Sol
Bloom, who will entertain at the May
flower Hotel
Miss Vera Bloom was the principal
speaker and guest of honor at a meet
ing and luncheon of the Rector's Aid
Society in the parrish hall of st. Mar
garet's Church today.
The Ambassador of Germany and
Baroness Nathan have issued invi-
tations for a luncheon Tuesday In
honor of the r. II. DR. Raphael
Waller, o. S. B., Archabbot of
Beuron.
The Minister of Haiti and Nine.
Price will entertain at reception
and tea dance this afternoon In the
ballroom of the Wardman Park Hotel
from s 10 : o'clock in honor of the
officers and civil officials of the United
States who have co-operated with the
government of Haiti.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine
PoSton entertained at dinner last eve
ming i'm honor Of the Vice President
and Mrs Dawes Others i'm the com
pany were the Ambassador of Italy
and Nobil Donna Antoinette de Mar
tino, the Minister of Greece and Nine.
Simopoulos, the Minister of Ru-
ma MA Mr.. George Cretziano; Senator
and Mrs Guy Despard Golf. Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Leland
Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont. Nine. Ekengren. Mrs. TluXtun
Keale, Mrs. Herbert Jordan Stabler,
the second secretary Of the Spanish
embassy, Senior de Amoedo; the coun-
selor Of the Swedish legation, Mr.. 2.
Y, q. AsSarSson, and the commercial
counselor and Nine. Weidel.
Senator and Mrs. Robert Nelson
sStanfield will he hosts 10 small
company At dinner this evening.
Mrs. Stanfield will not observe her
day at home tomorrow and Thursday
February II. hut she will receive
Thursday. February "a.
Senator Frank y. Willis of Ohio
was host at dinner at the Willard
last night.
Mrs. Dale. wife Of Senator Porter
H. Dale. will be at home tomorrow
afternoon from 4 to o'clock in her
home, at "A r street northeast. wher
she Will have receiving with her Mrs
Gerry, Wife of Senator Peter Goelet
Gerry. who was recently elected pres
tdent of the Congressional Club.
Mrs. Couzens, Wife of Senator
James Couzens, will beat home tomor
row afternoon. from to O'Clock
for the last time this season.
The Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles :. Dewey
were hosts to company of IS al
luncheon today in honor of Mr.
Theodore Rousseau, house guest OF
the Speaker and Mrs. Longworth.
Mrs Sidney Taliaferro. wife of the
District Commissioner. entertained a
company of y at luncheon today If
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the party These also will be shown,
and the story of the old house and
It's tradictions recalled to memory
Assisting Mrs Berliner as hos
tess for the evening will be MIS-
Dwight Clark. Mrs. Arthur Keith,
Miss Mabel Law, Miss Grace Osgood,
Mrs. Lucy Cooper Shaw. Mrs. sum
ner Perkins, Mrs. Edith K. Courtney,
Miss Anna Darby, Mrs. M. b. Berry =
hin. Miss Jessie Dell, Mrs. Isaac
Dixon. Mrs. Henry Lockwood, Miss
Mary McCarty, Mrs. Ruth Moves
Crocker. Mrs. H G. Easterday. Mrs
Franklin Perry, Mrs. Nina Ailender'
Mrs. Wymond Bradbury and Mrs
Andrew Stewart.
Mrs. F. A. Strong Of Bridgeport
Conn who is at the Willard TOR
short visit. entertained at dinner there
last night.
MFR and Mrs. William r. Raynor,
who have closed their home at zb4l
Connecticut avenue and are spending
the Winter at the Wardman Park
Hotel. have as their guests for the
week their daughter, Mrs. David H..
Johnson Of Clevela nd, and her sma II
daughter Margaret. Mrs. Johnson
made her home In Washington be-
fore her marriage, and is a graduate
Of the Holton Arms School.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Crowley are
passing a few days in Washington
and are at the willard. having come
here to attend the dinner given last
evening by Secretary Work.
Mrs. Charles 4. Curtis from IAtch'
field. Conn, has taken one OF the
residential suites at the Wardman
Park Hotel for a months VISIT IN
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry HUMPHREYS of
Atlantic CITY entertained at dinner
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SOCIETY
Mrs. Dawes Will Receive Ladies of
the Congressional Circle and
Prominent ID. A. R. Today.

! honor of Mrs. Proctor Dougherty,
wife of the District Commissioner.
Mrs. Taliaferro will he at home to-
morrow afternoon.
The secretary of the Rumanian
| legation. Mr.. Andrea PopoviCi, arrived
in New York yesterday from Europe,
where he has been on vacation, and
will come to Washington today or
tomorrow. Mr.. ropovici served rs
attache of the legation and was pro
noted during his visit home.
Invitations are ont Tor the recep.
ton i'm honor of the Speaker of the
House and Mrs. l.oneworth, by the
Congressional Club, 2ool New Hamp
shire avenue Wednesday evening,
February l6, at 9 O'Clock.
Donna Ortensia Mienano. who has
been the guest of the Minister of
Rumania MIR. George Cretziano. and
his daughter. Miss Jeanne CretHiano.
went Yesterday to New York and will
sail Friday for Europe. She will be
in Paris for a short visit before join
ing her mother in Switzerland She
will accompany her mother to
Bucharest for the Summer and viii
return To this country in the Autumn.
Mrs r. c. Brandenhurg entertained
at luncheon today at the Washington
Club in compliment to Mrs G. r.
Lyon, who has recently returned from
a three year stay in London. The
table had charming arrangement of
yellow junquils. pink and yellow tn
lips. A number of guests remained
after the luncheon for bridge The
other guests were Mrs. Clifford X
Rpg.rsN-nlan ATpS N-alIoca
Mrs. Ralph Barnard, Mrs. s. T. An
sell, Mrs William NJ Skyles. Mrs
Carl A. Droop, Mrs. Edwin II. Brous-
sard. Mrs. Abram Lisuer. Mis-. Victor
Deyber, Mrs. Alfred ii. Plant. Mrs
Harry Wilkins. Miss Edna Patton,
Miss Mona Gin, Mrs. Theodore Shuey,
Mrs. a. Waller, Mrs Byron Adams,
Mrs. James c. Adkins. Mrs. Charles
:. Miller, Mrs s. H. Sasscer. Mrs. w
w. Bride, Mrs Charles j. Williamson.
Mrs. G.. S. c. Smillie. Mrs Israel Fos-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Boyd, Mrs. Alfred
Bou, Mrs. f. j. Kyle, Mrs. J. w. Nc
Carly, Mrs. Charles Hawley, Mrs.
James w. Orme. Mrs Frank A. Wolff,
Mrs. G. Fred Imirie, Mrs Marshall
Leighton. Mrs. William A. Mills, Mrs
ELI Bamford Smith. Mrs. John C.
Walker, Mrs. W. w. Spade, Mrs
Frank Stetson. Mrs. e. c. Oliphant,
Mrs. Ralph Given. Miss Jane Young,
Mrs. w. II. Sholes, Mrs William &
Corby, Mrs. William NJ Weaver. Mrs
Robinson White. Mrs Howard Moran,
Miss Kate Dean Owen, Mrs Harry
Haynes, Mrs. Harry Fowler. Mrs.
Eleanor Crolin and Mrs. Edward
Roland
Mrs. Frederick +. Chaplin will be at
home Friday afternoon after 4 o'clock.
in her apartment in the Dupont, lily
Twentieth street.
Mrs. George Mesta has returned
from New York to her apartment at
the MayHower
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Tsham OF New
York are at the Wardman Park Hotel
for the week. Mr. Isham is the grand
son of Mrs. Robert Todd Lincoln and
the late Mr.. Lincoln
Col. and Mrs James G. Darden, who
were married the latter part of Janu-
airy, have returned to Washington and
are staying at the Mayhower. Mrs
Darden kas formerly Miss Margaret
Larrimore of Cambridge, Md.
Mrs. ElonZo Tyner is at the Ward
man Park Hotel, having recently re-
turned from London, where she spent
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Col. and Mrs. James G. Darden, who
were married the latter part of Janu-
airy, have returned to Washington and
are staying at the Mayflower. Mrs
Darden kas formerly Miss Margaret
Larrimore of Cambridge, Md.
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The marriage IL Miss Ruth F..
Freishmein OF Washington and Mr.
Leo j. Sheehy. also of this city. took
place at Seat Pleasant, Md, Janu
airy 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Manwaring of
Philadelphia are passing a few days
In Washington and are at the Willard.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Tsham OF New
York are at the Wardman Park Hotel
for the week. Mr.. lsham Is the grand
son of Mrs. Robert Todd Lincoln and
the late Mr.. Lincoln.
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Mrs. ElonZo Tyner is at the Ward
man Park Hotel, having recently re-
turned from London, where she spent
three months
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Mrs. W. r. Kingston of Paris is
now in Washington a the Mayfower
Mrs. Kingston was formerly Mrs. Rice
of 399 Park avenue. New York.
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last evening at the Willard, where
they are passing the week
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Mrs. George Mesta has returned
from New York to her apartment at
the MaYtioWer.
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Mrs. F. A. Strong OF Bridgeport.
Conn. who is at the Willard Tor
short visit, entertained at dinner there
last night
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Mrs. Frederick E Chaplin will be at
home Friday afternoon after 4 o'clock
in her apartment in the Dupont, 1717
Twentieth street.
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Mrs. Dale. wife Of Senator Porter
II. Dale, will be at home tomorrow
afternoon from 4 to o'clock in her
home. at ~ r street northeast. when
she will have receiving with her Mrs.
Gerry, wife of Senator Peter Goelet
Gerry, who was recently elected pres
ident of the Congressional Club.
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Mrs. CouZens, wife of Senator
James Couzens, will beat home tomor-
row afternoon. from 4 to s O'Clock
for the last time this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-09

= Senator Frank y. Willis of Ohio
was host at dinner at the Willard
last night
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The Ambassador of Germany and
Baroness Nathan have issued invl-
tations for a luncheon Tuesday in
honor of the r. r. DR. Raphael
Waller, o. S. B., Archabbot of
Beuron
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HUMPHREYS OF
Atlantic City entertained ~ dlnneI
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Senator and Mrs. Robert Nelson
sStantield will he hosts TO a small
company At dinner this evening.
Mrs. StanfioId will not observe her
day at home tomorrow and Thursday.
February Il. hut she will receive
Thursday, February "a.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-07

ridge was cut down this morning. Constable Henry Austin supervised the leveling of the tree.
 The board of relief will hold it's third hearing tomorrow afternoon in | the office of the town clerk. The Woman's society of the Berlin | Congregational church will be herd Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. F. Honiss of | Hudson street,
 East Berlin Items
 , The Boys club track team headed 1 by Raymond Rich went to Meriden Saturday morning for the state championship meet of the county "Y's", Five of the eight counties were represented with list of about I60 participants. Raymond Rich won the championship in the junior running high jump with a jump Of i four feet, seven and three quarters inches, against a field of 1o competi- tors. The rest of the team could not get going and did not fare so we'll. 1 The local track squad will now pre- pare for the annual outdoor meet in May and more honors will be sought. There was a good attendance at the Pythian Sisters social and whist Saturday evening. there being 10 tables. Those winning prizes for the evening were as follows: Ladies' first, Miss Alice McCorkle; second, Mrs. Frank Cobey; consolation, Mrs. Frank Potts; gentlemen's first, Os- car Benson; second. Robert Cole: consolation. John P. Lewis.
 At the annual meeting of the East Berlin Coal and Wood Co.,. the fol- lowing officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: President, John P. Lewis; secretary and treasurer. James Holigan. Mr. Lewis was also appointed sales manager.
 The best series of pictures shown so far this winter were seen at the Methodist church last evening when Rev. A. l.. Burgreen gave a lecture on Logs and Men" The scenes were taken in the logging. camps principally in the northwestern part of the United States. There will be no pictures shown next Sunday eve ming but there will be lecture by Ian out of town speaker.
 The ladies of St. Gabriel's church will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Cobey Wednesday afternoon instead of at the church as previously an Inounced.
 The Sacred Heart church will hold a whist party in the church socia' rooms this evening at o'clock. The public is invited. Mrs. George Pol lard will be the hostess.
 Miss Mary Haskell is confined to her home on Wilcox avenue as the result of a fall a few weeks ago.
 The Knights of Pythias will meet tomorrow evening in their club rooms at o'clock. All members are urged to be on hand at that time.
 The Pythian Sisters will meet this tevening at Community hall at 8 o'clock. There are several matters lof importance to be brought up.
 The mid-winter institute of the
New Britain herald., 1927-02-07
PRENTICE MFG. co.
 RETAINS OFFICERS Successful Business Year Re
 1eCted in Annual Reports BEECH SWAMP ROAD HOWL
Mems Lyceum to Hold Debate This Evening on License Law - J. J.
 Jitzsimmons' Public Spirited
 Chicken Rolled in Attempt to Vote.

The annual meeting of the George .. Prentice Mfg. Co. was held this afternoon in the company's offices. Officers were reelected and a report of business conditions of the past year was submitted.
 The Prentice company has enjoyed one of the most successful years in Its history, running at top speed to fill it's orders. Until about a week ago. a night shift was employed this shift having been cut in favor of an expansion of machinery and day time hours.
 The concern declared an extra dividend in November and kept up its record of dividend issuance since it's incorporation in 1915. Consider able expansion has resulted from the firms increase in business since it's incorporation on that date and officials are hopeful for a continu- ance in prosperity during the pres ent year.
 Beech Swamp Road Conditions.
 Although the town is grateful to- wards the state highway commls- sion for it's proposed permanent highway which will be put through the Beech Swamp and Pennington avenue routes, it is also much con- cerncd over the present condition of Beech Swamp road and the failure of the commission to give the road any more than superficial attention.
 The road was in poor condition when the snow arrived last year and since then has become almost im- passble. Deep pits and gullies dot the surface of the highway. The Connecticut Co. busses which run over the road in their regular trips 10 and from New Britain find the go- ing hard and slowing up is neces- sary.
 The road is being constantly treat ed with applications of sand which are especially useless in that the ruts are just as deep within an hour after the spreading of the covering as they were before their treat ment.
 Residents advocate that until the permanent road is completed about the latter part of the summer, if es- inmates of the commission are cor rect, some step be taken towards aid ing the motorists who use the road.
 In the meantime work has already started on the Pennington avenue rraHch of the proposed highway, s- 7-s - ,r I' '. At pres
New Britain herald., 1927-02-07
MISS EDERLE GLAD OF
 VICTORY BY SWIMMER
Delighted That Mrs. Huddlcston Has Succeeded in Swimming
 Catalina.

Detroit. Mich. Feb UPl-Ger- trnde Ederle. first woman. to swim the English channel, is mighty glad' Mrs. Mrytle Buddleston was the first of their sex to conquer the Catalina channel and will let the sew hero's feat go unchallanged- as long as the vaudeville business continues brisk.
 Miss Ederle is appearing at De- troit show house with Aileon Rig gin and Helen Wainwright. Olympic diving stars, in q glass cage swim ming act.
 No. I am not going 10 attcmp pt to better Mrs. Huddleston's time across the Catalina channel" she said. that is, not unless this vaude- vile business fails me-
 'I'm through with channels for q while. I get so tired of hearing channel. channel, day after day. There's where I am going 10 do all my swimming for a while," point ing to large glass cage on the stage Miss Ederle sent the following mes sag of congratulations to Mrs. Hud- dleSton at Long Beach, Calif
 Congratulations on your wonder full Catalina swim; am glad that an American woman was the first woman to swim the channel. That gives us two records for others to go after. Good work"
 She signed it simply "Trudy."
 Asked if she considered the Cata- lima swim more difficult than the English channel, Miss Ederle said
 You know I couldn't and wouldn't gay"
New Britain herald., 1927-02-07

state groups of the Epworth league will be held this coming weekend at the Westyille Methodist church in New Haven. An invitation has been received by the local chapter to at tend.
 The weekly prayer meeting of the Methodist church will be held We'd nesday evening in the church par lors at 1880 o'clock The meeting will be over in time for all 10 at tend Community club.
 $. M. Hazelwood of West Cromwell was a visitor in town yesterday
 The official board of the Metho- dist church will meet this evening in the church parlors.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-07
They're Doing

l.l . llc lG@INg VNl uNTINS Ilg FsIsl ,3aSGn,
 What They're Doing
 The regular business meeting and r. .hoarsal of the St. Paul Tabs Fife and Drum Corps will be held this evening at o'clock in the Tabs hall, !o"";rgtcn. All members arc re- , :. t"l to attend as important husi- i , will be presented.
 \ large elm tree on the corner of IluGson street and Worthington
New Britain herald., 1927-02-07

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New Britain herald., 1927-02-07
"L. S. MILLS"
Businessmen Talk of League


 The formation of baseball league this summer is already being mulled over by the members of the Disbursements mines which had such successful season last year. The ; players figure they could put to- gether compact circuit, with themelves, the Trumbull Electric, the Standard Steel, the Plainvilie Casting Co.,. the Peck Spring Co.,, and possibly the Sessions Clock shop of Forestville.
 Just now. however, the Business men are anxious to know why Bus mess Manager Charley Meyerowitz has failed to send Pitcher Bill Cum ningham his bonus check for win ming the majority of his games last summer. Cunningham has not yet sent In his contract for 1927 and is threatening to jump to the Temcos. Mrs. Benzon Entcrtains
 Mrs. Frederick Benzon of Whiting street entertained at a small bridge party Saturday evening at her home. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Paul Hubbard of Bristol. Mir. and Mrs. Ward Parsons of Bristol, Mir and Mrs. Howard Smith Of Pennington avenue, MT, and Mrs. Ralph Sey- mour of Strong court, and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Spalding of Hartford. 1 Warantee Deed Recorded l A deed from Francis c. Mackay of New Britain to George H. Day and Elizabeth Brewster Day was recorded in the office of flown Clerk May Morgan Saturday. The prop critics mentioned are five lots of 20 feet frontage each on Westwood i avenue and are numbered 5l to 55 inclusive. The property contains house, shed and garage. 1 Notes
 Miss Lucy Tanner spent the week end with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Tanner of 6S West Main street.
 The Martha Rebekahs will hold d regular meeting at o'clock tonight in Odd Fellows hall
 Miss Dorothy Clayton. daughter Of Mrs. F l.. Benzon of Whiting street, spent the weekend at her home.
 Martha Hebekah Sewing Circle will give public social and whist at o'clock "Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. Getchell, 6 Cedar street.
 Miss Esther Trumhull Of Parl place attended the dances at Wes- leyan university during the week end.
 There will be choir rehearsal at the Baptist church Wednesday even- ing at 7:45 o'cloc<.
 The We-Uns club Will meet this ;evening at the home Of Mrs. Harry Hubbard on Rcdstone hill. A son was born to Mir and Mrs. Charles Butler of Bank street Sun day morning.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-07

lows of Wauregan. WHO was acting school visitor at that time for the town of Plainfield Rev. Ward took up the duties, also, of acting school visitor of the schools or the town of Plaintield. In this connection he frequently visited the Plainfield Grammar school and was enthusias- tic in support of the work of the school; helpful in criticisms and suggestions; interested in the work of the boys and girls: and was in every way great help in making good school. The inspiration Of his visits helped 10 carry the school work forward 10 a level that would not have been attained otherwise, By reason of his help 10 this school and because of the impression he made, I have been induced to write these few lines of appreciation.
 "SiRned.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-07

Milkw"cd Ia nsed in paper surgical dressings. textiles, glrcoae. cattle food. fertilizer and rubber.