New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

post, American Legion, and its aux- Hilary are urged to attend the county meeting 10 bc held in Windsor Locks on sunday afternoon. The trip to Windsor Locks will be made hy auto, and it is reported that many members Of the Legion and it's auxiliary will attend.
 Food sale
 \ food sale will be held tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of the Ladies' auxiliary of Bolton-kasica post, American Legion. iu Tabs hall. kcnsington, between the hours of , and , o'clock. Mrs. Charles Rom kctty is in charge of the sale. This IS the first time that A Legion food sale has been held in Tabs hall. but 1t is thought that this will be the place where sales will be held in the future. The public is invited 10 at tend the affair.
 Poverty social
 A social at which one may dress as he pIcases will be held this eve ming in the Ncnsingtou Methodist church parlors. The social is being held under the auspices of the Ken sinston church Sunday school.
 The poverty social, so named be- cause q fine is imposed on all those who appear in excess tincry, is being given in an attempt to help pay for the piano in the rooms of the church. This evening fines will be imposed on all those who appear in "costly apparel" and q fine will have to b" paid for each piece Of icW,lry There will be q small fee charged for refreshments.
 Bazaar Draws Crowd
 The annual bazaar given under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety of htc kcnsington Congrc2a- tional church attracted a large crowd yesterday afternoon and cvc- ming. During the afternoon there were many Xehibits of old and mod orn clothing, fancy clothing. and hooked rugs. Agreeable comment was clicitrd on the exhibition of old trinkcts and relics and the paintings of Isaac Porter. In th" evening the ladies of tho organization served q chicken pj" dinner. MHsic for tn" affair was furnished by tn" "DarN Town Entertainers" of Hartford,
 Card Party success
 The card party under The aus piCcs of the sewing circle Of Berlin Grange held last evening at the homo of Mrs. Charles Weldon on Hudson street was well attended. Prizes were awarded and rcfrosh- mcntS served.
 Resting Nt liom;'
 Richard DoNcrs. who suffered 2 broken arm several weeks ago when he fell from the Noranda Of his home. has returned from th" Now Britain General hospital, Whrr" h" had been confined since the accident. The injury proved to be nor" serious than at first thought. An opor&tlon was performed carly last week and q bone taken from his forearm.
 Scouts Meet Tonight
 Boy Scouts, troop of Horlin. will meet this evening in its rooms in th" Berlin Congregational church with Scoutmaster F. O. Shicrden,
 Ncntrcs NinS
 Al Ncntrcs, the "Bcrln BlaCN- smith," defeated Goorgio CranSon, the "rcrrblc Swcde" of BridrcNort, after 23 minutes Of swift Wrc'tli0G in AToridon last night. The black smith forced inc Swcde 10 rctir" after 2& minutes of EruoIling action by q succession of toruring holds.
 Road May Effect Berlin
 Plans for the extension of Broad street, Mcridcn, are to some inter est to the local residents inasmuCh as some 400 feet of the propose l extension is to be within the Berlin town line. Broad street. which is a continuation of the Berlin pike tO the left of the Insilco sign. is 10 Inc maCadamiZcd by the state some time in the near future. At the pTcEcit time all traffic must go through Colony street in Ncridcn in ord"r to go through to New Haven. and this causes a traffic jam in tEo heart of Mcri1cn. By the con&truI- ton of tn" propo"od road traffic will be switched away from the center Of the city, making progress though to Wallingford and New Haven