New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
He will remain at home for the re- mainder of the week.
 RepubIicans to Attend Sumner

He will remain at home for the re- mainder of the week.
 Republicans to Attend Supper
 A large delegation of republican women from Berlin and Kensington are planning to attend a supper to be given by the republican state central committee at the Hartford club in Hartford on October 2l.
 Sheep Roast Today
 A number of republicans from Berlin attended sheep roast at Lake Compounce this afternoon, the affair being sponsored by the re- publican committee of the fifth sen- atorial district.
 Legion Auxiliary Elects
 The ladies auxiliary of the local American Legion post has elected the following officers for the con- ing year: President, Mrs. Elsie ven- tres; first vice president, Mrs Nora Spinner; second vice president, Mrs. Bessie Edelson; chaplain, Mrs. Grace Ventres; secretary, Mrs. Marie Stange; treasurer, Mrs. Bessie Pier pont; sergeant at arms, Mrs. Lillian Hall; historian, Mrs. Alice Barrett. A special meeting will be held the first week in November for installa- tion of the amove officers.
 A committee is to be named to ar range the annual Armistice Day SUD- per. The present chairman has been appointed only tentatively, and the others on the committee will be se- lected later.
 Two Superior Court Cases
 Two cases from Berlin were on the superior court docket at Hart ford yesterday following appeals from decisions rendered at the Ber- lin town court. John Lablenic. who had been arrested for violation of motor vehicle laws, vacated his ap- peal, however. Blais Rambis, who had been found guilty of breach of the peace, had his case nolled.
 Bank Redecorated
 The Berlin Savings bank, which was closed for Columbus Day yester- day. is being treated to thorough interior redecoration.
 Motherhood Club Meeting
 The first meeting of the season Of the Berlin Motherhood club will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Earl Kirby.
 Aid Society Meeting
 The Ladies' Aid society of the kensington Methodist church will meet tomorr afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ralph A. Wooding.
 Queen Esther Circle
 The Queen Esther circle will hold it's weekly meeting tonight at 7:3O o'clock in the social rooms of the Kensington Methodist church.
 Mattabcsett Lodge
 Mattabesett lodge, Knights of Pythias, will hold it's weekly meeting tonight at o'clock at Community hall.
 Brief Items
 Claude w. Stevens, Jr., who has been enjoying week of hunting and visiting at Hanover. N. H., has re- turned to his home in Berlin. MT. Stevens reports that birds are plen- tiful around Hanover and the hunt ing is fine.
 Young Richard Bacon of East Berlin, who was severely burned a short while ago. has continued to improve at the New Britain General hospital and his name has been re- moved from the critical list.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hurlbert and fam ily of Maple Hill are at present the guests of MT. and Mrs. Richard Carns of Wilcox avenue.
 Celebrates Birthday
 A number of friends will gather at the home of Henry Moore or Runsell lane tomorrow afternoon tc celebrate his S3d birthday anniver- sary. MT. Moore has long been 8 resident of Berlin and has been ar active citizen for many years. East Berlin Items
 The whist and bridge party held last evening at the Sacred Hear church was largely attended. The prize winners at bridge were Miss Laura Parkinson, James Schmidt and Gerald Footit. The winners a whist were Mrs M. l., Dallo, Mrs | Edward Dunn, Mrs. J. Hamlin, Mis! Catherine McGee, Miss Margare Splettstoezer, Mrs. Joseph Donovan Miss Mary Frank, and Philip Pagan { Edward Dunn won the prize in set back. A harvest whist is being plan-