New Britain herald., 1930-11-21

a source of supply, but the chair man has already given some atten- ton to the subject and will be able to report more fully at the next meeting of the committee.
 A report from the Brooklyn Naval hospital concerning Bolton kasica posts past commander, Adolph Schultz. was read at the meeting last night, and all were pleased 10 learn that he was doing as we'll as possi- ble,
 Two-Act Play Tonight
 In the church parlors of the kensington Methodist church to- night the Ladies' Aid society of that church will offer d two-act play en- titled The Scarlet Bonnet" Be- tween the acts there will be musical selections.
 Install New Meter
 The old electric meter in the town hall has evidently become superan- nuated and it's capacity of 30 am peres too small to accommodate the flow of current used in the night activities of the hall. Workmen ar rived on the scene this morning with brand new meter twice the size of the old one and prepared to make the change. The new register will carry 60 amperes, which should be ample for the town halls needs.
 Pupils Radio Reception
 The Damrosch radio program was received at the kensington grammar school this morning by two groups ol pupils. At 1 o'clock those in grades and listened and at 11:30 those in grades 5 and 6 heard the program. This educational feature i5 often enjoyed by the students by means of the school radio.
 Children to Subscribe
 Each class in the kensington Junior high and Grammar school is expected to contribute the sum ne- cessary for one subscription to d Red Cross membership this year, The children have done this in the past and indications are now that they will contribute their usual share again this season.
 School Holiday
 Public schools in Berlin will re- lease their pupils Wednesday at noon and will not resume activities again until the following Monday. This vacation will serve well 10 get the students ready for the longer Christmas vacation. The regular night school session of Wednesday night will be postponed until the following Thursday when an extra session will make up for the loss of time.
 Sodality to Meet
 The Children Of Mary sodality will meet tonight at the home of Miss Isabel Lardner of Percival av- enue 10 make arrangements for the holding of a bazaar at Tabs hall on Saturday. December 6.
 Setback Teams Tie
 The setback teams of John Con lin of Blue Hills and Jake Wester- myer of Meriden battled to g. dead lock last night at the Blue Hills scnoolhouse. Westermyer's organi zation was in the lead until the clos ing minutes of play. but due to q rally of Conlin's forces draw was effected, each team getting a score of IS. The next meeting of the two teams will be on Monday night.
 Wh.st For Girl Scouts
 The American Legion Ladies auxiliary will sponsor bridge. whist and setback party at Tabs lall Monday night for the benefit of the kensington troop of Girl Scouts Refreshments will be served toward dancing will be enjoyed.
 Wins Prizes in Waterbury
 Charles Ronketty of kensington accompanied d group of men from New Britain last night to Waterbury. where they joined in setback game, Two prizes were awarded and MT. Ronketty won both of them.
 Miss Foersch Entertains
 Miss Margaret Foersch enter tained a number of guests at her home Wednesday evening with two tables of bridge. Prizes were won by Miss Margaret Welz and Joseph ManziRg Refreshments were served
 Funeral of Mir. Laboreau
 The funeral of John Laboreau of Berlin, who died in the New Britain