New Britain herald., 1929-10-24

Tn Legion quarters in the town hall have undergone remarkable transformation within the last few months. It will be remembered that the Legion moved to it's present they would be available for use as club rooms. In this way the town is saved an annual rental of approxi- mately $500 and is now in possess sion, indirectly to be sure, of a suite of rooms newly painted and decor ated. Where formerly the rooms were used as a storage place for cdds and ends, now the freshly painted walls, the new lighting sys- tenn, heating unit, several good tables and soon, perhaps. several lounging chairs, have made the basement of the town hall really at tractive.
 The Legion auxiliary will not hold it's installation the same evening, but have put it off until next week.
 Whist This Evening
 The Ladies society of St Paul's parish will hold its first whist of the season this evening in Lloyd's hall in Kensington. Prizes will be awarded and large turnout is ex- pected not only from kensington but also from New Britain, Meriden. and Plainville.
 100 Attend Church Meeting
 More than 100 young people at tend the meeting of the New Brit ain group of the Epworth leagues last night at the Kensington Meth odist church. This get-together marked the first fall rally of the Epworth leagues of the New Britain group. A motion picture "The De- liverer," was presented by repre- sentatives of the State Temperance and Anti-Saloon league. The young people Of the kensington Congrega- tional church were the guests of the Methodist young people.
 This evening at 7:330 o'clock a prayer meeting will be held, the | theme being Better Than Alms.'
 Church Supper
 There will be a supper at the Ken sington Congregational church this evening to which the public is in- vited. Tn the past these suppers | have proven to be a source of much | enjoyment not only among the ! members of the congre gation but i also among the public at large. At , this time the members and the com in charge of the supper play | hosts to the community. The sup pers, usually held once a week. are times at which members of the | community get together This is a custom carried over from years of usage and now adapted to the life of the community whereby 1t acts as a social affair to bind the people . closer together in fact as well as in spirit.
 Assessors Meet Saturday
 Today is the last day for the board of assessors meetings held in Saturday the board will meet in East Berlin at two places. One meeting will be held ct the residence of Frank G. Kramer and the other will be held at the Blue Hills schoolhouse. where Carl | will receive the lists. The 1 final meetings of the year will be held at the Berlin Town hall next week Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
 Injured in Factories
 Donaldo Barina Of Kensington, employed at Landers, Frary & Clark of New Britain was taken to the New Britain General hospital yes- terday afternoon with an injury to his hand. It was reported at the hospital that he suffered a severed [ tendon on the hand. His case was | not considered as serious. No am- putations were necessary.
 It was reported that a man, name , unknown. employed by the G. E. Prentice company was struck on the head by small fly wheel yesterday He was taken to his home suffering from a slight cut on the head. The injury might have proved serious were it not for the fact that the fall Of the wheel was broken by a machine.
 Funeral of Mrs. Bruce
 The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Bruce, who died late Tuesday night at her home in Berlin, was held this aft