New Britain herald., 1929-09-26

Lewis yesterday afternoon. The meeting was opened with devotional exercises and routine matters were discussed. A playlet, "The Eleventh Hour' was presented later in the evening and refreshments were served.
 Ten dollars was contributed to the general fund by the members who had earned the required dollar during the summer. Each member told of the manner in which the dollar was earned, and various were the ways. Some taught summer school, others sold goods, and still others did nursing. Mrs. Ora Ed gerly was elected treasurer of the organization to assume the position made vacant by Mrs Kent, who has moved out of town.
 Juvenile Drivers Warned
 Judge G. c. Griswold has warned all youthful drivers that severe would be mctcd out to them if they wero caught driving
 
 been coming in to local authorities that the town is infested with driv- CTS who have not reached the re- quired age, and campaign is now in progress to check this menace Matters were brought to climax when a car driven by an alleged illegal driver crashed into an auto driven by the town nurse, Miss V. Syndor. Arraigncd in court, the driver was discharged with a severe reprimand and warning that a repetition would bring serious con- sequences.
 Church Supper This Evening
 There will be q church supper in the Kcnsington Congregational church this evening at G:30 o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
 New County "I" Official
 Leonard J. Black has been ap- pointed assistant secretary of the County Young Mems Christian as- sociation. Although MT. Black has been in active charge of work in the county this summer, he has been serving in a temporary capacity. Tho came this morning and stated that his territory will in clude KcnsinEton. Berlin and East Berlin. His headquarters are in 
 East Berlin Items
 A Scotch whist party will be held tomorrow evening at St. Gabric!s Episcopal church at o'clock. This .ypc of party will be novel and in -tresting departure from the conven- ional whist party the exact nature of which is being kept a secret. A good time has been promised all.
 The new timetable has been issued 0 take effect Sunday morning but .here is no definite schedule for the Berlin brarch. All that is stated is hat between Middletown and Berlin he schedules will be adjusted to make train connections and the same for New Britain and Berlin. Although it had been stated this past week that the bus line proposal had been abandoned it is generally be- ieved that the New England Trans Dortation company will eventually .ake over the run between New Brit lin and MiddIctown via Berlin. The ihroud of secrecy that has been recently is thought to Dc lue to matters of policy.
 Miss Helen Flaherty has been call ng upon friends in town. She taught at the Hubbard school.
 Mrs. Joseph Wethcrill of Middle town was the guest of MT and Mrs. Fred Clough yesterday.
 Mrs. John McInerney in company with relatives from Florida has left for q ten-day motor trip to Canada.
 The girls junior band met last eve nlng in connection with the regular Community club meeting and organ zed. Harmonicas were distributed last evening to the girls who impe- diately started in to practice. A prize of a dollar was offered to the girl who at the next meeting could play an entire selection. There is lhuCll liitcl cSl III lIlc Hc" pl Sul'Ho- ton and it is expected that there will be between 30 or 40 members within a few weeks. k. 0. Clark has sponsored the band and is pro- ,iding for the instruction.
 The library will be open tomor- 'ow afternoon and evening for the exchange of books.