New Britain herald., 1928-03-28
because of the heavy traffic which had passed over it during the past

because of the heavy traffic which had passed over it during the past year.
 No definite time has been set by the company for the work of cementing the dirt strips on both sides O, the bridge. This will prob ably be started as soon as the back roads are passahle 10 traffic.
 Bridge Whist Party
 The next in the series of bridge whist parties which are being spon sored by the keusington League of Women Voters will be held at the home of Mrs. Henry Hooker on the High road on Monday evening, Apri 2, at 8 ?. m. These parties arc proving very popular and a. large at- tendance is expected. The whist IS opened to the public.
 Mid-Week Services Mid week services will be conduct. ed tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at the kensington Methodist church A discussion will be held on "Paul's Years of Imprisonment" Rev. May B. Lord will officiate.
 The Junior League will meet al the church tomorrow afternoon al 3:45 o'clock. All members are urged to be present.
 Grange Whist Tomorrow A whist will be given hy the Der lin Grange tomorrow evening at the Grange hall on Pennington avenue This affair was postponed from las Thursday because of the death oi Miss Harriet V. Hollister. a charteI member of the Grange. Prizes vii | be awarded the winners and re treatments served. The party is al open affair. the public being cordial 1 ly invited to attend.
 Prayer Service Prayer service will be conducted at the Berlin Congregational churcf 1 tomorrow evening at s:3o o'clock Rev. Samuel A. Fiske will be il charge. The topic for discussion vii be, God Within Us"
 l Signs On Highway 1 Fifteen new signs were installc' on the side of the highway from th New Britain line to Worthingto o1 ridge yesterday afternoon by in state highway department. Tn signs warn motorists of curves. sid roads and underpasses. The sign are painted a bright yellow witt large black letters.
 IOcaI People III i William Carey entered the Ne, Britain General hospital yesterday f. undergo an operation for appen dicitis.
 Mrs, John Carbo, wife of Joh Carbo. well known brick manufac turer. who Is visiting Italy at fh present time, is reported as pclh seriously i'll at her home.
 II. IT. Raymond of Hudson stree is confined 10 his home with an al tack of pneumonia.
 James C. Hart is confined 10 hi home in Kensington from an altac of high blood pressure.
 East Berlin Items
 This week will conclude the ac tivities of the boys and girls club for the season. Both clubs have pee meeting weekly since last octoh' under the supervision of Physica Director William Ogle and osca Benson. This is the third successlv year that the boys and girls hay had athletic instruction. MT. Og' stated last evening that this woul be the last year in athletic wor among the boys and girls here as is taking too much Of his time froi his work. He has been unusual successful in his work among IT clubs and largely through his e forts many boys and girls ha, greatly benefited from his instru' tions. It is hoped that he will l able to carry on next year.
 Rev. Truman l.. Woodward Mapping will be the speaker at II Community club this evening. H has an unusual fund of wit ar humor and is in constant deman throughout the state. He has bee on the Hartford County Y staff speakers for several years. IT meeting will be called for s o'cloc' A son was born Monday 10 M and Mrs. Raymond Blauvelt at q ) New Britain hospital. The child a grandson of Mir. and Mrs. w Payne of this place.
 Barbara Payne returned hor ; yesterday from the Hartford ho \ nital where she has been ccnfin' } for the past 10 days having unde