New Britain herald., 1929-11-02

club rooms on Thursday evening. This will be the first meeting of inc post under the new officers. In making tho announcement of the meeting, Commander Adolph schultz stated that the meeting would start on time.
 Plans for a setback tournament at the close of the meet ing Thursday. Two leaders have been chosen for organizing teams. Selectman Leon G. Hall will head one team and Second Selectman Frank Picrpont the other, Not only are these team leaders involved in the official business of the town, but they will also vie with each other for first plac" in this tournament.
 Flags On Graves
 Following custom advocated by the national council of the Legion, the local post of that organization has been busy for the past several weeks placing flags on the graves of the warrior dead. This work is now almost complete and to date a total Of 200 graves in the town have been taken care of It has been brought 10 the attention of the Legion that there have been many graves in the town that had no flags, while many that are decorated offer only a faded piece Of bunting that has very little meaning. These have all been re- moved and flags placed in their stead.
 ROwdyi-m Denounced
 According 10 comment am ong the toWnspcoplr, the acts of rowdyism and present, are getting to be very odious. II seems 10 be the custom and unless something is done it will probably bc the usual procedure In HaIloWc'cnS 10 come, according to some, to place something at the top of the nagpolos on either side of the soldiers monument on Berlin street. On Friday morning the Citi- zcns Of Berlin woke mp 10 find part of Peter ROSSOs automobile CollcC- lion swinging from the poles. Two automobile doors had been taken and hauled up to the top of the poles in tho place usually occupied by flags and cmblcms.
 Tn East Berlin il was reported that someone had hauled up the flag and cut the rope, with the result that the flag was found in the mud the following morning. Lcgionnaircs in particular appear 10 be irritatcd, and, though they think that no harm was meant, the mischicvous pranks are getting to be intolerablc 10 them.
 Harvest Supper Successful
 The harvest supper served by the Womans Aid society Of the Berlin Congregational church last evening was largely attended by both local people and others from New Britain aHd Mcridcn. Frank H. Wilcox thanked those who had made in" supper possible. also the ''fair Pris- cillas' who had served the supper. He then introduced Rev. S. A. l'iske who gave an interesting review Of his trip to Europe this summer. His talk was illustrated with slides
 Funeral of Mrs. piuchcS
 The funeral of Mrs. Henrietta Pmchcs, v, who died Wednesday evening at her home in lIerlin, will be held this afternoon from her late home on Berlin street. Prayer will be said at the home an funeral services will be hold at he Berlin Congregational church at 2:&0 o'clock. Jntermcnt will be in Fair view cemetery. New Britain.
 HalIowc'Sn Social
 The members ot the choir of the Kcnsington Methodist church held ] Halloween party and social last eve ming at the home Of Mrs Ora Edgcr- ly of kensington. All members Of the party were attired in costume. Games were played and refresh ments were served.
 Scouts at Yale Game
 Accepting the invitation Of Yale authorities the Berlin and Kensing- ton troops Of Boy Scouts. as well as the East Berlin Boys club members, will attend the football game at New Haven next Saturday. Mary land will play Yale at thai time,
 Kcnsington Methodist Church
 Missionary Sunday will be ob- served at the Kensington Methodist church tomorrow.
 Sunday school will be held at 10