New Britain herald., 1927-04-30
BERLIN NEWS
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one day more 10 adequately pro- vide for their pets.
 After Monday, however. the town clerk has assured Berlinites that he will be stony-hearted in regards to accomnodating belated arrivals for the identification disks Those not registered by closing time Monday will be liable to q fine. Dog War den Henry Austin will begin his work Of checking up on Tuesday morning and promises woe to the local resident failing 10 show the re- quired licenses. About 100 dogs re- main 10 be registered, according 10 town records.
 To Present Play
 The ladies of the kcnsngton Methodist church will present play, Listen Ladies'" on Wedncs- day evening, May 4 at s o'clock at the church. The plays deals with the conversation of ladies' aid so- ciety and is headed by the presi- dent. who is played by Mrs. C. II. Johnson. Other members of the cast include Mrs. P. Hannon. Mrs. Roy Hultgren, Mrs. Alice Kent, Miss Kent, Miss Thelma Johnson. Mrs Percy Wells, Mrs. Harry Burnham Mrs. Margaret Ford and Mrs. c. ". Williams.
 Cake. sandwiches and coffee will be sold by the women Of the con- gregation following the performance. East Berlin Items Services will be conducted In the Methodist church tomorrow on day light saving time, Morning worship at 1o:45 o'clock followed by Sun day school at 12 o'clock. Junior , league at o'clock While it has not been announced it is understood that the Epworth league and regu- lar church meeting have now been , combined and the service will con- mence at 7:3O o'clock.
 The services at St. Gabriel's Epis- copal church will also be according 10 daylight time. Sunday school at o'clock followed by the regular morning service at 10 o'clock.
 Next Monday evening the ladies of Sacred Heart church will hold another whist party in the church social rooms. The public is invited to attend.
 The Knights Of Pythias will meet Tuesday evening at Community hall for their regular weekly meeting. Jack Walsh attended the Junior Y I 1 .,,f.b ( l, . New London. The New Britain Leaders corps Of which Jack is member put on an exhibition of ma, and apparatus work at the confer cnce. The boys will visit the sub marine base and so aboard the de- stroyers now stationed at the base. Elmer Johnson who appeared be- fore the Community club recently will be heard from WTIC Thursday evening. May 19. MT. Johnson is a resident of kensington but has as- sisted the local club in it's entertain mcnt program at different times. His work is of very high order and his many friends feel certain that he will go over big on the radio.
 Miss Betty Dalbey will spend the week end in New York city where she will meet relatives now in that city.
 The Junior baseball team will play tomorrow afternoon on the local grounds. The track team which will repre- sent East Berlin at ,ho first outfOor meet of the season to be held next Saturday at Trinity field is composed of the following members: Jack Walsh. Louis Cote, Everett Payne and George Macdonald. There may be additional names to be placed on the list before the meet. The an- i nual state meet will be held before the first Of June but the field has not yet been chosen.
 All those people planning to at tend the tenth annual meeting and dinner of the Hartford County Y are requested to send in their names to F. r.. Thienes at the Hartford County Y in Hartford not later than Gcldart who for the past 16 years has been a ' secretary in China will give details of the present situation in China that do not reach the press. He saw service In Shanghai, Soochow. Chungking and Hongkong. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS