New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
Viola B0ardman,
 Meeting Tomorrow


 The Wednesday Night Whist club will hold its weekly meeting tomor- row evening at the home of Mrs. Adolph Schultz of School street, Prizes will be awarded to the win- ners of the games and refreshments served.
 The meeting next week will be held at the home of Mrs. Earle Brown of Warrington ridge.
 Plans Completed
 All arrangements have been com pleted by the Warrington Com munity association for the concert to be given tomorrow evening at the Berlin Congregational church by the Wennerberg chorus. The chor- us h made up of 35 male voices and Is known throughout the country.
 An elaborate program will be pre- sented under the dictatorship of John Lindsay of New Britain and 1t k expected that the affair will prove decided success.
 The association is prosecuting the chorus for the purpose of receiving higher education in the way of mu- sic. The proceeds will be used to make a number of necessary repairs to the Community hall. The general public is invited to attend and may procure tickets today and tomorrow from members of the association or at the door.
 Warranty Deed Filed
 Frank B. Day has sold | house on the old Buckley property on the road to Harry C. kem- merer of New Britain, according to a warranty deed filed at the office of the town clerk. The house was built by Thomas Cashman.
 Mid.Week Services
 Mid-week services will be con- ducted at the Kensington Method. st church tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock. Rev. L. E. Adkins will <! De in charge and will deliver the 
 Meeting Tomorrow Evening
 There will be an important meet | ng of the Smith Robinson WomAn's l Hub of Berlin tomorrow evening at l he American Legion hall in ken- 'ington at s o'clock. All the mem oers of the organization are urged | o be present as many matters of will be discussed.
 Due to unavoidable developments he club has been unable to secure ; speaker to address the club at the 
 East Berlin Items
 An oyster supper will be served at 1880 o'clock this evening at the banquet hall. The sup Yer is not restricted but is open to Ill. The proceeds to 70 to the Vesleyans of the Methodist church.
 4 large attendance marked the whist and social at Sacred Heart hurch last evening. There was an large list of prize winners. he following being awarded prizes n regular whist;, Mrs. J. Watkins. ;. w. Dickinson, Miss Nora Mo- nerney. Miss Emma Beahn. Mrs. J. lawson, Mrs. Thomas Ringwood. frs. Julia Donovan, Miss Marion ialloran and Mrs. R. Hanbauch. The 'rize winners in bridge whist were ' follows: Jarvis c. Dowd, Mrs. 'homas C. Dolan. Mrs. H. A. Gaud- tie and Mrs. Irene Carbo. Another ocial and whist will be held next fonday evening at which Miss Nora fcInerney will be the hosteas.
 MT. and Mrs. R. o. Clark quietly bserved their 44th wedding anni- ersary yesterday. They were ex- ended congratulations by their 1any friends. The Community club f which MT. Clark is president sent leasing remembrances of the day. An entertainment program con- sting of songs and humorous read ,ss and miscellaneous selections ill be held at Community hall Fri- ay evening at S:1S o'clock. J. c. 'eorge of Meriden one of Connect. lt's best known entertainers with will have charge of the rogram. The entertainment is be- E staged under the auspices of the 1esleyans.
 The Fife and Drum corps will hold rehearsal Thursday evening at go o'clock at Community hall.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Clark and Imtly returned home last evening