New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

provided an outlet for the talent of the town. It is hoped by many that the new group will provide the san C type Of activity.
 NCleCtmcn to Meet
 The board Of sclcctmcn will meet this evening to make plans for d town meeting to deal with the pro- posed new school. The hope of the school committee. that the town meeting be held Thursday. was shat tered when it was learned Satur- day that the date must be set later than that. It was learned today that Judge Bernard F. Gaffney had drawn up the resolution for the town meeting and that it awaited the approval Of the board of select men.
 Present plans indicate that 6 town meeting will be held to explain the situation 10 the townspeoplC and that d system of balloting tc decide the question will be provided According to members of the schoo committee the meeting will probably be held some time next week anL balloting on the question will follow the town meeting, probably a few days later.
 Undcrpass Again
 Another slight automobile acCi- dent Was reported yesterday after noon beneath the undcrpass. One auto crashed into the rear of sll- ether, damaging both. No one was hurt and no arrests were made hy local police.
 Coles store 10 Be Opened
 The former Coles store, on prop erty owned by Miss Ruth Galpm ot Worthington ridge, will be reopcncu on March l by the Economy Grocery company, according to an announce ment made today by Miss Galpin. The store has been closed since Christmas, and, though several others have sought the premises. the store has finally been leased to the chain grocers. This morning there ceeding with alterations and other work. With the opening of the store in Berlin the company will have two stores in the town, having leased ono several months ago in Ncnsington.
 Legion Minstrel Plans
 The Lcgionnaircs are rchcarsiu : faithfully several times a week anu twice on Sunday pcrfccting plans for their minstrel show and dance 10 be held in Legion hall on March ,. Yesterday the men were there most ot the afternoon and several times within the last week they have been meeting in the Berlin hall in an cndcavor to make this the greatest success of the season.
 Six Attend Relief Meeting
 Only six residents attended the board of relief meeting on Saturday afternoon in the town hall. There is still more than q week left for against the work of the board of assessors. So far only l5 have ap- pealed. It is thought that more will appear at the last minute.
 Rctircs From Position
 John A. Moore of kcnsinston, democratic leader and a prominent man in town affairs, has retired from the presidency of the Stanley Works Mutual Benefit association in New Britain, which post he has hel1 rN, T., member of the board of directors of the organization.
 Berlin Church Notes
 The date of the Berlin ConSrega tional church Mems Bible clas: meeting has been changed iron Wednesday evening to Friday eve. ming of this week. George KimbaIl president of the Hardware corpora ton of New Britain, will be tn, speaker.
 Thursday evening the weekly meeting of the Sunday school teach. CTS will be held in the parsonage.
 Next Sunday morning an cX. change Of pulpits will be made when lANN. Ilti Jtl l1' IAOlldoOll Ol M lu dlctoWn will preach here while Rev Samuel Fiskc of the local churcl goes 10 the South Congregations O. Middletown.
 Sunday evening, February 23, the Masonic bodies of New Britain vii attend church services in the Berlin Congregational church. There vii