New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12

general theme was the importance
of youth.
AS a result of the meeting almost
100 per cent of the men presen:
pledged their willingness to affiliate
with a Mems Brotherhood. an or
ganization which will be effected in
the near future.
Arrested by Constable
Patsy Spcnsieri of Kensington
was arrested Saturday afternoon by
Constable George kanupka on a
charge of drunken driving follow
ing slight accident on the Berlin
New Britain road. His case will
come up for disposal at the Berlin
Town court tomorrow evening.
Whist Wednesday Evening
Final plans for the whist and
bridge to be given Wednesday even-
ing at 1.loyd's hall kensington have
been completed and indications point
to a large attendance. The affair
is being given by st. Pauls parish
for the benfit of the organ fund.
The details of the party were ham
died by the women of the parish
with the aid of the men.
The party promises to exceed
anything of its kind in town so far
this year and the advance sale of
tickets has been large. Prizes will be
awarded the winners. An unfinished
hand made sowing cabinet will also
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served
Harvest supper
A harvest supper will be served
Friday evening. Nov. IS. at $50
o'clock by the Womans Aid society
Of the Berlin Congregational church.
Mrs. 7. G.. Hodgson is chairman OF
the committee in charge Of the sup
per. She is being aided by Mrs.
George Dodd. Mrs. Samuel Tiske.
Mrs. Harold Gould. ST., Mrs. George
3. Carter. Mrs. Lloyd Carter. Mrs.
Robert Dcming and Mrs. Elmer
Stems.
Those present will be given a
chance to look at the Animated
ma gazine for November This maya :
zine is not for sale but all in atten-
dance will be invited to look it over
To Handle seals
The Visiting Nurse committee has
taken over the contract to sell
Christmas seals this year and by SO
doing will be allowed to keep IS
cents of each dollar Tor tuberculo-
sis work in Berlin and for other well
fare work along that line such as
nutritious work in the schools.
In former years the seals have
been sent directly from the tuber.
culosis commission IN Hartford Ia
the residents of the town. The nurse
committee urges the people of the
| town TO purchase their stamps from
them rather than elsewhere and
thereby aid the tuberculosis work IN
their town. The cause is very
worthy one and deserves the hearty
cooperation of the residents Of Ber-
lin. The seals will be mailed to the
people on Thanksgiving eve.
Mrs. Henry Hooker is chairman
Of the committee on the sale and
will be aided by Mrs. X. o. Clark
Mrs. Russell s. Gold and Mrs. John
A. Moore.
To Speak TOnsorrOw
Mrs. p. w. Reyes Of Portuguese
East Africa will address the women
of the kensington NJ. +. church a,
the parsonage tomorrow afternoon
, at 2:30 O'Clock. All are cordially in
vited to attend. The president Of the
Missionary society requests that ali
Thanksgiving offerings" be brought
in tomorrow.
Observe Anniversary
The Berlin Congregational church
honored the memory OF the thre<
young men Of the church who were
called to make the supreme sacrifice
in the world war at the morning
services held yesterday morning. The
i three heroes were William Bolton
Frank Benson and Harry Jamei
, Smith.
Following the tribute to those who
died In the war. a one minute 81.
lence was held. and August Klein Of
! New Britain sang baritone sole
called. "Recessional." Rev. Samue
A. Fiske delivered a sermon on The
subject. Progress Toward Peace"
Released On Bonds
| Arrested about $3.50 yesterday af.
ternoon on the charge of rockies!
driving by State Officer Chamber