New Britain herald., 1929-12-20

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 Farmers lnconccrncd i Several farmers questioned re gardln% he cdict which includes Berlin in the corn borer zone do not ] appear concerned over the activities or the United States Agricultural de- l partmont, Nothing unusual has been noticed regarding the activities of tn" horor in this part of the state and, although many are familiar with is ravagjng power, they feel that as yet it has not made it's dp- pearanCc in Berlin.
 A practice by some of the farmers in the town, n which the corn is 1 turned under in the fall, is said to be i one of the reasons why the borcr has not made it's appearance in this vicinity before. In the middle west. where the worm is prevalent, whole acres of corn are left standing all year and no attempt is made to dis courage the hibernating of the worm. It is explained that if the corn is ploWcd under in the fall the worm almost at once becomes extinct.
 IO-ili'S ScrCnadc Member
 At the Lo-HIi club party last night the group missed one of their num- ber, who ,ithor had forgotten 10 ap- pear at the party or could not come. Determined that all members should have as good a time as possible, the group went 10 the home of the ab- sent one and, with songs and sleigh bells, scrcnadcd her. It was not learned whether or not the rain qucnchod the ardor Of the group. Later in the evening Christmas songs were sung and a general Christmas spirit prevailed. X Christmas tree had been decorated earlier in the evening. santa Claus was portrayed hy Mrs, Hazel Berry of Clinton formerly Miss Hazel Vile of Herlin.
 Visiting Nurse Plays santa
 With the last year, when the Visit ing Nurse association played santa Claus 10 more than 75 children in the town, in mind, Miss Viola Shy der, and the members of the asso- citation have planned 10 provide many needy articles and toys for the children of the town on Christmas Eve. \ circular letter has been sent ont 10 many residents asking them for aid in providing articles such 9s clothing. including stock inEs, and shoes. Toys of all sorts are in demand and the examples of last years happy children, who had giv- cn up hope of seeing santa Claus and yet were pleasantly surprised on Christmas morning, will act as an in Ccntivc to the nurses association to provide for this year. On Monday afternoon the association will re- coive articles at Tabs hall from ? o'clock in the aftrnOon on. Cooper alton is asked for. and so far the in terest in helping out those who can not help themselves has been more than usually keen
 Strong Lineup Tonight
 The kensington Boys club basket ball team will present a strong lineup for the opening game this evening in Fraternal hall on Pennington ave- nue, when the local outfit stacks up with Mapping. This is the opening game of the County "Y" League and q few last minute changes seem to have increased the strength Of the teams. The lineup Of the local quintet
 Intermcdiatcs-J Gottowal If; J. Cranfone. If; F.. Ryan, C; J. Lewis, rg; J. Bonola, lg.
 Seniors-E. Maolono. If; V. Lewis. If; II. Carlson, c; T. Pagan, rg; R. Greco, lg.
 Legion to Sell Trees
 Members Of Bottom kasica post. American Legion, will sell Christmas trees and wrcathS tomorrow and Monday. Tomorrow afternoon the Legion mon win be in East Berlin and Berlin and will attempt to sell trees 10 residents, Telephone orders have been made during the past week and deliveries will be made tomorrow or Monday according to the wishes of the purchasers.
 iinchliffC-Kozuch
 \ marriage license has been is sued 10 Julia Agnes kozuch. daugh ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kozuch Of Berlin, and Francis Lawrence