New Britain herald., 1930-02-28

is examined thoroughly, and is test ed for the amount of clay, for the strain. and for it's durability. If the brick meets with the standards rc- quircd by the government for use in its buIldIngC, the general contractor is notified that such and such brick may be used. The latter then consid CTS the bids and awards the contract to the lowest bidder.
 ContainCr Standard Set
 At a meeting of the Berlin Farm CTS club last night in Legion hall n l6-quIrt standard for Use in storing and shipping vegetables was decided upon by the members present. The onc-bushcl containcr is 10 be box like in shape and is to be minimum priced, according 10 information GiV- n out last night. It was explained at the meeting that q boN-lilc con- struCtion would cut the cost cousid- crably, that it would be q great deal easier to handle. and that 1t could be packed in q minimum space.
 The notion in adopting this new standard for usc in packing and srll- mG vegetables was made necessary by the federal cdict passed last year in which the former li-quart con tIincr was declared unsatisfactory and was abolished. Farmers clubs throughout the country have met or arc meeting to set their own stan dards regarding the containers. The government has allower the choice of either s. 12 or lG-Quart contain CTS, attempting to simplify life handling of the fractional parts ot bushels by which most of the selling has been done in the past.
 The use of d certain kind of fruit basket was also designated last night This is 10 be q half bushel af- fair similar 10 the l4-Wlart baskets used last year, and it is to be pro Vdcd with q cover. These contain ITS are used for the selling and st or ing of grapes, peaches and other fruits.
 Club to Meet Tomorrow
 The Farmers club will meet to- morrow night at the home of Ar thur Webster on Warrington ridge for discussion Of plans T., sarding the coming season. Dr w. pcrcgaus will speak on '"Thc Crop Outlook ot l93G." All members and others in tcrcstod arc urged to attend.
 Mrs. Anne Willard Dies
 Mrs, Anne Willard, of Syracuse. \. r.. died at her home in that city ycs,erday.. She is surpivcd by her husband George Willard; and three nirccs Mrs. Frank EroWn and Miss Margaret Flynn Of kousingtou and Sister Mary Joseph of Sr. Joseph : convent. Willimantic.
 Sponsoring Bridge Parties
 The Berlin Mems Bible class is sponsoring series of auction bridge parties. the first Of which is to be held tomorrow night in the dining room of the Berlin Congregational church.
 The procccdc of the bridge par ties are to be given to the church fund and used for decorating the chapel and Sunday school class room. Members of the Bible class are asked to obtain partners for the party and thus assure q good atten- dance. Those who would like to at tend are asked to telephone theil reservations in to Lester Dcming Fred Troupe or Pardon C. Hickey,
 Girl scouts Thcatcr Party
 Girl Scouts of Troop 4 of Borii' will attend the showing of Pet T Pan' in New Britain tomorrow morning. Those desiring to attend the show arc asked to take the S:5 o'clock bus from Hudson street Berlin. The show is being sponsor cd by the Girl Scout council of NlN Britain,
 Boys Club to Play
 Tho kcnSington Boys club sonio, basketball five will meet tho Hdh ardvillc aggregation this evening n Itratcrnal hall on rarmingt on TO d Ecrlu. As the teams arc rate. about equally matched a good gam | is promised. The Hazardvillc quin l tct has the edge on the locals l , virtue of q former victory an, hopes 10 repeat this evening. R, winning the game tonight the locIi, may tie for last place in the cOun Y league and thus keep out of th'