New Britain herald., 1930-04-09

planning to move into their new place at once.
 Election Interest
 Considerable interest was showr both in Berlin and kensington in the results of the election in New Brit, ain yesterday. Many calls were re. ceived at Barattieros store in Berlir and at Giana and Ronketty's store in kensington asking for the returns
 Bible Class to Meet
 The annual meeting of the Berlir Mems Bible class will be held tonight at s o'clock. Officers for the com. ing year will be elected.
 Corn Borer Inspection
 Great interest will be manifested among Berlin and Kensngton farm CTS in the report that the fedora agricultural department will star an inspection tomorrow of all tho Connecticut areas quarantincd bc cause of European corn borer in. fcstation.
 The inspection will be in charge of scouts from the New Haven eX, pertinent station. A state statute requires that all cornstalks in tho regulated territory must be de stroyed before April 10 and the di rector of the experiment station i! charged with issuing the orders.
 Scouts will visit each quarantinct town. and where stalks are founc standing owners will be interviewed The borer lives through the winte in the stalks. and the best method of control and destruction is burning blowing under, or feed the stalks t, the livestock.
 The Hartford County Farm burea, will conduct a blowing demonstra tion at the Woodford farm in Avol Saturday to show farmers how bes to combat the borer by this method Social Club Meets
 4 meeting of the recently or sanlzed St. Paul's Social club wa held last night in Tabs hall.
 Whist Tonight
 A whist party will be held tonieh in Tabs hall immediately followin, the lenten services at St. Paul church under the auspices of th St. PGul's Social club. Prizes will b. awarded the winners.
 Stevens to Talk on West
 Claude w. Stevens, who rcccnth returned to Kcnsington from a tri) to San Francisco. where he was sen on business, will deliver an address on the scenic beauty Of the wcsterl states as a feature of a Ientcn sup per which will be served by tn, women of the Kensington Congre gatlonal church tomorrow cvcnn! at $50 o'clock.
 Tho general public as well a friends and members of the churcl arc invited to attend.
 To Omit Service
 Because of other activities at tn, kensington Congregational church the regular mid-ueek service fo Scripture reading and appreciation will be omitted.
 Union Dcvotions
 The kensington Methodist churcl and the kensington Congregations church will hold four union service during Holy Week. According to tn pastors of both churches, specia plans are being made to make thes meetings interesting and helpful. Dc votions will be held on Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday. and Goo, Friday nights at 7:3O o'clock anc will not last for more than an hour
 Has Had Strange Career Thomas Barattiero, Berlin store keeper, owes his emigration iron Italy to this country and his sub sequent prosperity to a series of co incidences rivally those in work o fiction. An interesting account 0 these circumstances and of MI Barattiero's career will be found O another page of this issue.
 To Oil Road A state highway constructio gang was at work today on Maj street. kcnsington. Sand was dis trbuted at intervals along bo sides of the highway and after th | oil is spread the sand will be place over it to prevent s!iidding. Farm Data in Demand Blanks placed in both the Bcrli and Kensington post offices for dis ] tribution to those desiring govern ment pamphlets on various agrlcui