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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-06-05
Edward G. Scwartfagen

Edward G. Swartfagen, resident
of the village of Ward Spring for
many years, died at his home Mon
day evening at $50 after an extend
ed illness.
The deceased was born in New
York state March 81, 1872, where
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-06-05
PURCHASED 16O-ACRE FARM

Gerhard Hellerman, of Melrose,
purchased the 16O-acre Fred Buet-
Ter farm, in Getty township re-
Gently. The consideration was
$4,000 for the real and personal
property.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-06-05
MEETING POSTPONED

The regular monthly meeting of
the Gopher Prairie Boys and Girls
All Club scheduled to be held last
evening has been postponed until
Wednesday evening June II, at the
Sank Centre Community Club
rooms. The postponement was
made necessary by the absence of
County Leader Frederick WEIGH
who is attending the Short Course
at University Farm School this
week.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Tax Notice

Ky virtue "' Tay Warrant delts.ral :" in" "s collector ot taxes for rbe Town "f E@"in, hereby give notice thai I NilI sell al the Public Sign Pos, m s,iI Town "t public auction on the Nth day of F'btualN 19%o, at 2 o'clock in tlln ; .ilc'li""n [" satisfy certain taxes due the Town "t HcIm from Mario Tran ii"rh '". ou thc lst day of l!av. 1qs. Sn" I"H4 -dd taxes amnuutng tn 3lS1g. cn"uGh "f the following described rrnr cry ip l"| said taxes. together with the interest. iaT liens and charges allowed ny law: \ certain piece ur parcel nf Hnd with all Improvements thereon s tuated m the Town Of Berlin and bounded and described as follows:
 First Pfece-North and West hy the Nat,abcssctt River at the turn or bend of tlIe rvcr East hy the IfiGhray. and south by laud of William IT. Webster or ass,gns, containing two acrcs more or less
 Second pic"e- North by land Of the City of New Britain and N l.. BeclIcy or 'sSlCns East by the Rocky tlill Town I'ne, south by land of Charles Dohren. wcnd or assigns and West hy the IIivh. way. containing Three acres. more or less. The other part Of this lot contains x l-- acres In the Town of Rocky Hin. ThirI Piece North hy land of l;u-tayc Bodach IT assigns, East by inc Matta- hes'ttt River, south by land Of Burton North or assigns, and West by the Mid dlctown Branch of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company and contains acres more or less Der lin Land Records. Vol 6o page 19S
 CHARLES r. LEWIS,
 Collector of Taxes for Town of
 Berlin. Dated at Berlin. this 9gth day of No. vemDer, 1929.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
H, s. HONOR ROLL
 ANNOUNCED TODAY
25 Pupils Win High HonorS Dur.
 ing First HaIi-YeaT
YANONI IS RE-SENTENCED
D'sobCNN Order to Stay Out or City -Ssin"hon Must support Wife loraham Protests Erection of Eu1dinG-IwO seek Police Jobs.

he Bristol high school honor roll for the first halt Of the school term was announced this morning as fol- lows: High honors. 90 to 100 per cent-Seliors, Nclma Dcsmarai. and George Hull; juniors. Marion Casey, Rose Kelly. Audrey IaCoursy. Irene Larson. Alice Nelson and Helen tntcrspan; sophomorcs. George Calder, Lorraine Dion. Cath crlnc Driscoll. Athoa A. Green. Mildred Reynolds Max Eoscnfcld and Dorothca Sonstroem; freshmen. Doris Barker, Edith Barnes. Josephine Bcrtluo. JCanncttc Ccppa. sara Dalzcll. Dorothy Jennings. Kay Linslcy. Marion ToWic, Mary Whip- pie and samuel Wincr
 lIonors, & to H9 per cent: Seniors. ElWcna Adams, Henry Cook. .Nthc; Daley Helen Dougclla. Maurice Ersatlzotf Ailcon Ferris. Collttte Flynn. Robert Green. Frederick lIudon. Wilma Meyer Carolina Sal Natorc, Margaret NorWcrk and Anna Wo2ensl,i: juniors, May AIdrich, Grace Gearing, Helen Hachott. Arthur Helmns, Lillian Lundercn, Barbara Reynolds and I.uciau Trzuskoslli sophomore. Ernest Becker, Belmont Baker. Alexander Carros. Mary Daslc kathryn FIcm- ing, Anna Gladys, Charles kurland. Mary Lartsc, Clara Mar George Mil
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
TABS ID DISBAND
 AT NEXT MEETING James Corr Temporary Presi-
 dent Of New Society NINE MOTORISTS IN COURT
Grange Celebrates 10th Anniversary -Portland Man Buys stock Of Co'c's Storc-IarmrrS Must Dc>. troy Corn and weeds.

IInal preparations were made last night for the diabandins of the Y ". T. X. X E. society when more han 50 members orSt. Pauls parish ttcndcd Il mcctin. in Tabs hall for inc purpose Of forming an organizu- non to take the place Of the Tab" society. As q result of the meeting T society called the SI Paul's Social club was formed and temporary Of htrrS were elected James C. Corr "&S named chairman. Joseph Ring wood secretary and Frank !. Pier ,nont treasurer. 4 marked onthu- .N'"Sm WAS expressed by many or ,'hoSc attending the meeting last nIGHt and an active season for the infant Organization was forecast.
 \ week ago an announcement was made that the local Tabs would dis band because If lock of interest. On sunday morning the regular and what will be the Unal meeting of the "'-i ioar-oId group will be held in Tabs hall and formal plans for the. dlHpandinG ot the old society will be made
 The Tabs drum corps well known throughout the state, will not dis h'hd' accordin" to an announce
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

costs for driving Connecticut re- i>'ercd car with d New Jersey .., drivers license.
 rancia Francisoni of U Nortf colony street, Mcridcn. was dis. c''"r@@d on count Of drivine- il car with illegal markers.
 Nils Wiksirom of lS3 Pearl street Nc" Haven, was given suspended Judgment on payment Of costs on th. charge of coastinC with the clutch oi his truck discngag gcd.
 In their drive against ovyrload.- trucks. th" state police brought in four ufiNcrS. Fred DubArd Of l2u Read street. Bridgeport. w;ts nn,l $l3 and costs for carrying an oyer- weight of l350 pounds Mark Bishop Of Cheshire was discharged on p,, Incht ot costs on charge of carry Ing Hh overweight of 1000 pounds. Alfred A. LanuG Of fSS EartoIr street. Hartford. was discharrr,I The case Of Alfred ]. Hunt of Io7i Grafton street. Worcester. Mass. vas continued two ucckS. That of Joseph Comfort, 4 Halock strca, New Haven, on the charge of coasf in" with truck. was continued on, week.
 Grange lj Year, old
 fc'In Grange celebrated its t1tn anniversary last night with an initju- ton and supper in Grange hall on Pennington road. The third 4nl fourth degrees were conferred upon 6 class Of candidates including Alr. and Mrs, .tdolph Schultz. Mr. anl Mrs. John llGnnon Mrs. Dorothy Bancroft, Miss Eva SheldCn. Miss Helen Brown. and Miss <. Schillinc. Tn" degree work was put on bv tn New Britain degree team in charge of Robert Andrews. Each member Of the team wore white knickers and coiorod stshes. The hall wa5 trimmed in evergreen.
 \ program consisting of piano anI vocal solos, readings, and recitatiors was given by members Of th. Grange. Following the meeting and 1 lnltIduon q supper consisting of roast ham, mashed potatoes, turnips, pf. and coffee was served.
 Plan for social
 The Children of Mary Sodalitv of Si. PaufS church are making plans for Il Valentine social and whist t0 to held at Tabs hall on Tuesday ! February |. The public Is invited to attend The affair. Refreshments |; will be served.
 Coles Store Steel, sold
 Th" auction held yesterday after , Loon in Coles store was very quiet { with more curious onlookcrs than . lntcrc>tCd bidders. The contents ot | the store were auCtionCd off in one | bid, and went to William Grover of i Portland. 1t was learned that the i goods will he removed from the store within a short time. Plans of | the owners of the store regarding future arrangements. arc not known but it has been learned that several persons have been seeking the sit, tor mercantile purposes. Interested parties include chain stores.
 Cont tin1Ird On pa na 'rbirtrrnl
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Claim Chicago Pupils
 Bet on Horses and Drink

Chicago, Feb. , GPJ- School au- thoritlcs today renewed efforts to prevent gambling in the vicinity ot schools.
 Acting on the complaint of par. ents. police yesterday arrested George Glover. who they charged was taking the bets of school children on horse races. Wasers of 50 10 75 cents, the sums repre- s9nting the childrens lunch money. were accepted. police charged. Glover was arrested as he sat in an automobile parked near the school.
 Glover later was freed bv Judge Alfred Er.c&son who de cl5r"d there was no evidence to show cam1l,r@. Police had b2un ordered not ro molcst the chil- drcn. 70 t1rra ""s ro testimony IS 70 v,,t G.-Iiu-e, i5 any, they had with Glover,
 Judge Erickson today vas to pass on evidence against Dcin- cac Darak. charaed with opcrat- ing q spoakcasy opposite q school building.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

mcnt made last week. but will con ,n'nc m existence. Final plans will be made sunday.
 seek Italian Atmosphere
 Inc Nomm's Aid society Of the btriln Congregational church baG made arrangements 10 create a ,yni- cal Italian atmosphere Friday eve nIhS at its spaghetti supper. Gustav swanson of New Britain has been obtained 10 play several numbers or, an accordion and Miss Helen chap- man will sing several Italian solos.
 social Club Entertained
 Miss Beatrice Neal ot Hartford entertained the KcnSinyton Social cI'ih Inst night with stories Of her 1rIp this summer. The meeting Of the club was held at the home Of Mrs. E. A. Williams. Mrs. Norman lanlcr WAS the assistant hostess. Refreshments were served.
 Hcrlin Town Court
 : ven towns and four states were, last night in the Bcr!,l l'Nl court when an unusually htaNN parade Of motor law Niolators an. Pcjucd before Judcr George Gri>- NoId |" argue and plead. Five motorists were fined. or paid costs two others were discharged and two had their cases continued until tho next session of the court. This ws4 the heaviest docket of the local cour, m some tune. the recent warfare by the state police department which has continued against overloaded trucks ana reckless drivers. bcin. responsible for the dcluec Of vio- lators.
 Louis Ncroni of 45 lIacDouga, street. New York City, was fined s4o and costs on q charge of reckless He Was arrested hv fl sta;r' policeman who testified that Neroni was traNcling along with big truck at th~ rate of 90 miles an hour.
 Claude sherwood of 1o5 Newton street, Mcriden, was fined SIC and
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Tax Notice

E' N'rtue Of Tax Warrant delivered |" me as collector of taHcs fnr lnr .rnvr or Her'n. l hereby give notice .I,.t, [ "iII sell at the Public Sjrn Post in s,iL Town at public auction on the Stn day or February, 1880 at o'clock in the fNernoon to satisfy certain taxes due the Town of Berlin from Peter pil5ionis. de. 'eased. on the 1st day of May, 1q2-. i'"h and 1929. said tuNce amuuntfn. to "io.ch. enough "i the following described property to pay said taxes together with the interest. tax liens and charges al. owed ty law: certain piece or parcel "' land with al! Improvements thereon. situated in the. Town of EeIin and hdundtd and described as follows: Lots anu 5 on map of property known a> Treasure Fields. s.id man on file in the Town Clerks Office in Berlin and drawn "N |" A. Olderslraw. Said lots 1i and G3 re bounded north by Newton Street. .0n feet; east by tho New Britain Road. 5o frct; south hy tots 15 and Gi, 200 feet. and west by Crson Avenue. 50 feet Ser. lin Land Records, Vol so, page Si
 CHARLES r. LEWIS.
 Collector of Taxes for Town of
 Berlin. r%ted at Berlin. this 96th day of No fcmber, 19.3
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Tax Notice

By virtue of Tax Warrant delivered 10 me as collector of taxes for the Town Of Berlin. I hereby give notire that will sell at the Public Sign Post in said Town at pubic auction on the Sth day ar February, l9Go, at o'clock in the attcrnoon 10 satisfy certain taxes due the Town of Berlin from Nicola and f"itantoni" Paumho of Berlin on the l7t day of May. 1gG6. 1927. 1928 and l"-H. said taxes amounting tn &10O.Cg 'nouSh of the following desrribnd prop. "rty to pay said taxes together with the utercst, tax liens and charges allowed by law: certain piece or parcel of land with all improvements thereon. situated i'll the Town of Berlin and bounded and described as follows: North hy Highway known as Main Street. Ken sinston. East by the Highway, south and West by land oi the New York, New Haven Gnd Hartford Railroad Company. Ecrlin Land Records, Vol. 60. page i20.
 Collector of Taxes for Town of
 Berlin. ratcd at Berlin, this 18th day of No vsmbCr, i9H9.
 CHARLES r. LEWIS,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Tax Notice

By virtue of a Tax Warrant delivered to me as Collector of Taxes for the Town of Berlin. I hereby give notice that will sell at the Public Sign Post in said town, at public auction on the Sth day of February. 1880 at , o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy certain taxes due the Town of Berlin from Laura Steel. deycased, on the lst day of May. 1926, 1927, 1928 and 1929, said taxes amount ing to tJ.23. enough of the following described property to pay said taxes to- gethcr with the interest and liens al lowed by law and my fees: A certain piece or parcel of land with all improve monta thereon. situated in the Town of Berlin and bounded and described as fol- lows: North on land of lurus Atwater or assigns. east on MlddlctoWn line, south on the Merdcn line. running west on the County line 10 the top of the mountain. containing eight (N acres more or less. Berlin Land Records, Vol S%. page i3.
 Dated a, Berlin. this 9Gth day Of No vcmhcr. 1929.
 CHARLES F. LEWIS.
 Collector of TaGcs for Town or
 Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Special Notice

Laurel Court No. x. Order Of Amaranth will hold q card party at the Masonic Temple. West Main St. New Britain, Friday afternoon at @:%o o'clock. for the benefit of the Masonic Home. Wallinsford. Conn. Admission 50c.-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Ger Hit- Eo,

AH auto lriycn hy Kenneth Fritz ct I05 North Main street struck a IeaN noy on l>urcl street ycstcrut, afternoon and hnochcd him to fine pavement. Fritz reported the mat ter 10 tGc police and stated that hc looG thr boy to a local doctor who found that hc suffered nothing more l1au " shaking un. Fritz said that he didn't know the name Of the
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Nanuni sentenced tgaiu

John \auoul who vas Hrraicrcd in police court on November oI last year on charges of larceny and reckless driving. had his ease con- tInucd until November when he was GiN,u six months in Jail hy Judec Donovan. was again brought into court this morning.
 According 10 an u1rccmour. Vau- OH, vas supposed to stay away from 'Iia city. 1u" siN mouths trntcucc WIS crossed out by Judge Donovan "hcn Nanonl vacated an appeal to lne Ii@hcr court but WAS slapped onto him atain this morning. He NaS aDprcncudcd hy the local DO lice ill this cijy yesterday at local
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Recital TUntulruN

Albert White of Fmmn~jon av.- ruc will he the acconpania on program 10 he given in MHnuhc.tyr tomorro" evening l." Lillian Cor rude Grant. rlocutionist. others ua the program ar, Fred S;chl%ttrr, yio- ltmst Albert Schlatcr. tenor: and l;alph Schlattcr. baas
 The program. which was present. Cd in the Center church. housa lr
 Hartford on January 70. is being r-- pcattd by request.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Federation Activities,
Card Party JuninI,,

A I2r@e attendance is expected au the card party To hc given this ryr- n'ng at o'clock in tho church hal of the Church of Our Lady of Mcr,.v under the auspices Of the Ladies Kid Soclc'%, Whist bridge. and ID" will bc played. Prizes will be awarded the winners in all Dhc games.
 This is one Of inc series Of parties that is being held during the winter months by the society. Al ;hc end Of the series, grand prizes will be SiHen' The public is cordially in NitCd
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Funeral of F. (, Earrc,t

Funeral services for Eoua (. Bar ret, 6H, Of Central squaro, veteran railroad worker, wcro hold this afternoon at 2:$o o'clock at th. home of Mrs. Lillitm Stanley of Iq Norton place. Rev. J. Roy Wilhcr- son. pastor Of the Conversational church, ofttciatcd. Burial was m West rptnrtcry
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

brandt SHra Norlhrop. Helen Nor ton. Norman Puatuun. Doris Per. ring. Harold Strout Elizabeth War. Hcr and Esther Wa5lcy: freshmen. Wilbur Anderson Agnes BowIcs. John Callahan, Guorcr Carlson N@itcr Chmielcnahi, AHlcto Ciccar- tIIt- Edwin D'Agostino. Clara Eng lrrJ Hope Hardness, William Hnll. Alice LoI'chrrc. Elizabeth Ncscf. Clara Norton, Frederick shcpat, Felix SopczncsH. William Paval- chak, Jay Tyrrcl and June Wam- bolt.
 There are also the names Of 1o5 pupils who are not on the honor roll but who are entitled to honor able mention because Of their finn !, oTk
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Resumes Duties

Governor John II. Trumbull re- sumod his duties at the State Caplt, ] yesterday after cnjoyins a three weeks vacation in Florida IT., spent most Of the day in dIspo@in2 or a mass Of accumulated do,aH which was awaiting his atlcntion
 The governor stated that hc pass cd a very enjoyable time on his Va cation, engaging in t"@p shooting. hunting. golf, and ilyin,. He spent considerable time in the air and had the experience or pilotn2 t tri- motorcd plane and blimp. He spent very little time on public at- fairs and s@vc only ono address, on aviation.
 When he arrived at the capitol yesterday. be found invitations 10 &tt"nd and speak al hanquyts on dates extending into Nav.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Nu.t support Wire

Thomas Sijnchon of 5a North Pond street v@a arraiencd in pohcc court th.s morning ou 4 rnyr-c of UoE-supporj and Vas told by Judge Jo.cpa Nj. Donovan 10 clth,r post , bond ot 55oo for the support of his wife md child Ht $lo week or nIFo three months in thr county 5al
 Sunchon has been payin1 his wife S' per week since they have scpa- rated. but Inc money uas not enough 10 support both her and her ,bil1
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
latter alleys. The public is invited
 Cosmopolitan League

Two matches in the Cosmopolitan bowling league were rolled of at the Hart alleys last evening.
 The scores:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
parcnt-Toachcr Party

X bridge and whist party will feature the next meeting Of the Parrnt-Tcachcr association to he held Wednesday evening" February 2, in the high school gymnasium Plans are under way 10 make this I very successful occasion both from social and financial viewpoints.
 Many attractive and useful prizes are being selected and will uo awarded to the hiSh scores. X spc- ri&I program Of mnaic"l cnttrtain- mont will be offered hN various pu- piI@ Of the high school under the direction Of Miss Beach.
 Tickets may be secured %t the high school or from Houard '. Smith
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Casting Co. League

Some good scores were recorded in the Plainyilc Casting Co. boWlirg league games at the Recreation ;I- lcE8 last evening. The scores;
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
JANUARY IS BUSY
 MONTH FOR NURSE
Miss Katherine M, Daly Makes
 073 Visits to Sick
CARES FOR 3OS PATIENTS

'Icrcc street Hrn,c -. parcnt-
 Tc'ch"r Meeting - pskrtbnil
 Game This E>cninS a, Tcrry,iIlr
 Miss Katherine M. Daly. public NrditJl nurse, made 215 yisistS during the month of January. according lu the report made at the meeting Of the PIalnvillc Public Health Nursing Association yesterday afternoon. AZ tho beginning Of the month Miss ba'y had 294 patients under care. while at the end of the month she Lad sos. She announced that she s In her office to take calls from s 10 q, m. and l to ?. m.
 The report for the month is IS follows: Patients under care al the first of tho month, general G, pr,,- nat}i !. chld hygiene @GS. an lrborcui"Si, 6, making a total of 2@f: new patients. general lo prr. u:,t@l 5. maternity :. new born :. an.l child hygiene l. totalinr "S: pajicn,1 roadmittcd, four general: patien,s under care during month 3@G. patients discharged. to other care :; cured or improved, general 10. and maternity ,. making T total of lS: patients ufdcr care @l tho end of the month, general |. pre- natal {. mltcrnity ;, new born .. chill hygiene HG9 and tuberculosis (. ro- taling %0H.
 During the month Mias Dalv at. tended one delivery and -avt. pos, prrtuln c;.rc to three patients car- rcd as pro-natals and four not car r'cd ae pre-nat1}a. Her Nists were a* follows; Nursing gl1. advisory 4 and social aer>icc t, making =? Ni5ts in all.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

To rent 5-room tenement. In quirc 7% Whiting St, Plain,llIc.- udNt,
 Grown >t, - furni-hcd rooms for light Housekeeping. Private hath. --adNt.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Marriage Returns

Thl return Of tho marriage of Charles Emanuel Johnson. q clock maker ot Tcrry'llc avenue and ScI- ma Sophia connc}l Of 5t6 Church street. Nc" nritGin. by Rev. Ray mond Newton G.lm;n, pastor or the Stanley Memorial church Of New Britain. oil January @2, was rccciv- cd for record this morning.
 A second one recording tine mar mEcc Of Naoum ]. Iisaopoulos, d clnr',, ot this city to Rita poulos a mill operative ot Manchester x. IT,. ou January 9G hy Rev. Evans Demo u',a6cs ia Manchester, \. H.. was ;p vorrtlNrU
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
soft Iron
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l'.g Iron
tG5 f7& I2b-li6I Hard Irau

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Grange Meeting Successful


 The regular mcctinc or plajnviu , Grange was hcId last evening in Grange hall on Pierce street. The Grange devoted the lecturers hou, to items Of to- n history. Charles II Norton Of Ecdstonc hill. prominent resident. gave T very interesting ad- dress on his personal rccollcctions of FlainNjl}c which vas greatly en- joNcd by all present.
 At the EcNt meeting the officers Of the Crane will be responsible Or the program.
 central Pomona will meet in New Britain on utat Tuesday.
 On Friday afternoon the ladies or the Grange will hold q food sale in the Strand building Contributions or orders may be tclcphoncd Mrs. Charles Wcldcn for collection or dcliVcrH.
 Mrs. Jane Bcllamy
 Mrs. Jane Bcllamy. $. q resident Of PlainNtllc practically all Of her llfo. died suddenly yesterday after. noon al the homo Of William West oi Pierce street. She enjoyed wide acquaintance and had a large circle Of friends to whom she Was known as Aunt Jane"
 She is survived by sister. Mrs. Ndahlan, and several nicces anI hephcWs. funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon al 2.39 0 clock al the Ecdeemer's A. NJ. F. N"oh church. Rev. A. A. Perry. pas tor. will oiticiate. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Military Whist
 PNhlan temple. No. -r. pNthiau
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Trinity Garage

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

Sisters. will hold military whist thls evening at o'clock in I. -. 0. r. hall. Prizes will be awarded the winners and refreshments scrv- cd. The prblic is cordially invited
 Federation Activities
 The Noman's federation Of the congregational church will hold q. novel meeting tomorrow in the form Of luncheon. Every one at tending is asked to bring one article Of food. Luncheon will be served at l o'clock with Rev. ;. Roy WilAer. son acting as toa5tmastcr.
 After the two speakers finish their talks the pandora box Of talents VIII hc opened and each member Will learn what their talent is. Ir members arc unable to attend tn. luncheon, they are requested 10 como as soon after as DO. sihIy in order to be on hand for the prc.cnt ing or the talents and the short nu|npts meeting. Tho business s,e. &ion Nill he called at 2:3u o'rIock
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

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