New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

10 I;osso's gura2H on Beach Swamp ro"d, and. not finding anyone at the front of the place went around to the rear, There two dogs set upon hint, one biting his leg and another 2ashng his arm and side. h" said.
 I;osao srt up a special drfrns" claiming that Rand was treSspaNsine %t the time inasiuurh as he had had 4 sign placed m th" front of th" building WHrnin; patrons net to en- ter the rear Of the premises. At tonry Joseph C. Woods of New Britain Wds counsel for the plaintiff and Attorney Albert A. Grccubcr@ represented the garagrman.
 Grange Notes
 Tn" first and second degrees will h" conferred on & class of randiIat"e by Berlin Grang on January at Grange nall on l'armin@ton uvcnuu. The degree NorH will be put on by officers of the local Grange. The third and fourth pcGrrrs will be con fcrred en candidates hy Il degree tr"m from visiting Grange on i'cb- ruaY i.
 Ou Tuesday evening. January @1. the installation ri officers of tn, local Grau@" will take place. CharI.., Gardiner, high priest of Gcm"tcr and an officer Of thr naliona' Grar2r will be the in>r;Ilr~ officer. Berlin Grange considers itself fortunate in obtaining the services; Of Ar. Gardiner, for the latter is constantly in demand. It is thought that, masuuch as one of inc officers oG the national Grange will b" here. hundreds of visiting Changers will attend the ceremonies.
 Basketball Tomorrow
 The initial game of the season Of tn" County "N" basketball league will be played tomorroW evening at Erat"rnHl hall m KcnSington when the senior and the intermediate tears of the krESington Boys club will meet similar teams from Wap- ping. Mapping is considered d fairly fast team but tn" results of th% %lmc l'ri3ay will show just how strO.~ some of the toauS in tn" I~agur5 are. The kcnsington Inter- mcGHtes. boas,ing of chnmpion- shio team l@# year. when they walked away with in" st;tc and county titles. are favored to Wjr Although some of th" members of the team have been lost by virtue of th" ago limit. Rev. Vernon [. Phillips has gathered an imposing array Of juvenile basketball players and hopes to repeat. Tn" games will start at & o'clock and seating ar ram&nmcnts have Ercn completed to accommodate. all who come 10 see them. Iincups will be given out later.
 S,hooI, Observe Christmas
 In accordance with the policy of school officials in the past inc Der lin public schools are celebrating th" spirit of Christmas today and 'o- morrow with parties, rrcltations. plavlcts and songs.
 In the WorthinSton school the ma:n cntr&nc" hall. formerly a dark. ill-ligh;cd alley, has been transformed into homelike lIN- ing room with a larg" fireplace and Christmas tree. Miniature chairs and GollS have been placed around th" fireplace, adding to the novelty and general agreeable appearance of th" hall. This afternoon parents were invited to attend the Christmas cN- orciscs held in the school in charge of the various teachers. A short play was prepared and this was tolloW- ed ,by rccitatious and music in keeping with the Yulctidc "pirit.
 The Hubbard school in East Ser lin has arranged it's Christmas "N- vrci&cs for tomorrow and this, too. iS to consist of songs and rccit1tiouS. Miss MahclIc Barnes is in chHrG" Of th" exercises at this school. The Srld"n school. under i'" direction of Mrs. Mimi" Bacon, r io hold it's cNrrcirns tomorrow. ht t''r south school Miss Anna M. Bruce stated the usual Christmas procedure would be followed. candy distribut- ed and a Christmas tree decorated
 At the Kcnsin&ton Grammar school an unusual feature Of the "ro"r"u tomorrow. at which time 'hri tma9 will be celebrated will be the entertainment Of the first year children hy the ninth year students A Christmas tree will he