New Britain herald., 1930-12-02

St. Paul Social club will be held tonight at the Tabs hall. Every member of the club should be pres made for the entire ensuing year.
 Business will occupy the first pat of the meeting and after this there will be card games with the socia, clubs seback team engaging that of George Leopard.
 Portable Building Repaired
 The portable building comprising two class rooms at the kensington Grammar school has new repairs which were made while the children were enjoying the Thanksgiving holi days. During the course of it's cX- lstence the building had sagged con- siderably in places and these points have now been remedied by the ap- plication of joist and sill reinforce. mcnts. Doubled two by fours have Leen added in several places where the damage of settling had taken rlaCc.
 Last night the stiff wind looscncd :; door on the west side ot the build ing and the Tapping the door was subjected to. broke out the glass in it. It was thought for a. while that . tramp had gained an entrance to the building seeking q shelter from the cold. but closer investigation re- ,ealed that the wind had been re- sponsiblc for the damage.
 The sudden cold made the port able building difficult 10 heat this morning and the pupils were re- moved to an extra room in the man 
 Festivals of the Months
 The time for the Festival of the Months sponsored by the Berlin church's Woman's $ Aid Society is near at hand now and will be consummated on Friday night at the church parlors when the ba- Zaar will open. The doors of the church will be opened at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and visitors will be able 10 visit the booths and prepd- rations until late that night.
 Of all the booths the one repre- scnting December with its Christmas tree will probably claim the center of attraction, being very apropoS al this time. After the doors have been open for some time d cateterIa sup per will be served at 6 clock. Inc booth will be supervised by Miss F. P. Wilcox and it will be laden with mysterious packages W hich will supplant the old tlihe grab bag. No one will know the con- tents of the packages, 50 choosing them will be equivalent practically 10 gropinx for some fanclcd article in the dark.
 Many appropriate gifts will be on display at the festival at the Various booths The bazaar is being conduct cd by the Woman's Aid Society and the proceeds will be used for W worthy benefit
 SOdality Bazaar
 The Children of Mary Soddlity met some time ago at the home or Miss Elizabeth Lardner of PerciNal avenue, Kensington, for the purpose of planning bazaar that society will hold on the night of December 6 at the Tabs hall at Upson S cor ner.
 At this bazaar q quantity of fan cY work and other articles appropri- ate of gifts for Christmas will be on display. Refreshments will be serv- cd in the course of the evening.
 Resumes Studies
 Miss Barbara Baldwin has resum- cd her studies at the Mount Ida school after having enjoyed the holidays at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. (. E. Baldwin of Kensington.
 Mir. Malarncy III
 Daniel Malarney. chairman Of thc Berlin school board has been ill the past week with severe cold which at one time threatened to develop into pneumonia. II is reported however, that Mir, Malarney is much improved.
 Leaves Hospital
 Mrs, James Fitzsimons who has been i'll for some time at the New Britain General hospital left the hospital today to return to her home.
 East Berlin Items
 The toldest morning of the season was registered this morning the ten- peratures being reported from 10