New Britain herald., 1928-04-12


 Lloyd's hall. Professor Gates oi Cromwell, one of the best proInpters in the state, has been secured tc prompt at the dance. The last af. fair proved to be very popular botf with the young and old people and a large attendance Is expected to. morrow evening.
 Missionary Society Meeting A meeting Of the Missionary soci- ety of the kensington Congregation. al church will be held tom afternoon at the homo of Mrs. s NJ. Cowles at 2:45 o'clock. All mcm- bers are invited to be present. Recover From Illness William Ritchie Jr.. who has beer i'll at his home from an attack o1 grip, has recovered and has return ed to work.
 Mrs. Frank pierpont, who has been il at her home for the past three weeks, has recovered and i. able to be about.
 Jason C. Taylor is confined to his home in the Blue Hills, suffering from a severe injury to his hand Four of his fingers were badly cul in an accident
 To Participate in Meet
 Members of the St.. Pa9l Fife and Drum Corps will leave from the T. A. F. hall in kcnsington on Satur- day evening at o'clock for South- ington where they will take part in meet being given under the au- spices of the American Legion in connection with its fair. All mem- bers are asked to be on time so an carly start can be made.
 Important Meetings
 A meeting of the Italian Fraternal society will be held this evening at the Italian Fraternal hall on Farm. ington avenue. All members are asked to be present.
 A meeting of the sewing class of the Kensington Methodist church will be held tomorrow afternoon at the church at 3:45 o'clock. There will be rehearsal of the choir in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Visiting Friends
 Simon Fitzharris, former resi- dent of kensington. who has been absent from the town for a long time. is spending a few days here visiting friends.
 Attended Republican Rally
 A large delegation from this place attended the first rally of the re- publican women workers held yes- terday noon at the Hartford club. every town and city in the state was represented. The was arranged by the state central committee. Among the speakers were Governor Trumbu!l. Chairman J. Henry Roraback of the state central committee and Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore of Yonkers. N. r., honorary president of the Ma tional Womfns Republican club. Political and governmental funda- were discussed by MT. Ror- aback while Governor Trumbull spoke on the value of party organi- zation.
 Those present from here were as Mrs. George Greene. Mrs. Samuel Fiske. Mrs. William Scott. Mrs. w. Savage. Mrs. w. L. Rose. Mrs. Molumphy. Mrs. Henry Hook er, Mrs. F. Johnson and Miss Alice Houstou.
 Additional Officers
 In addition to the list of officers published in another part of this column the following committees were elected at the annual meeting of the Berlin Mems Bible class last evening: Church work committee, $. A. Fiske, chairman, William Web ster and F. l.. Wilcox: membership committee. Charles F. Pratt, chair man, F. Woods and Charles W. "'el- don: sick visiting committee. w. H. Meagley. chairman. H. w. Wachtel- hausen and J. Thompson and social R. o. Silsby. A. Wood- Inf. Leon Honiss. F. o. Shjcrden Lester Deming and William Tomp- kins.
 East Berlin Items
 The Community club program and banquet last evening was considered by many as the best and most enter aiming of all programs> held in hall. About 125 attend ed the banquet which was held in he main banquet hall. The hall was prettily decorated for the event.