New Britain herald., 1915-09-13

l hall at which time other Swedish vot- CTS in this town who are desrous of becoming members will be admitted l to the club. The rules drawn up by 1 the committee will be presented for approval. It is expected that it will be decided whether the club should become affiliated with the Swedish Republican State-league
 Installation Indefinitely Postponed.
 Owing to the town caucuses being held this evening-it has been decided to defer indefinitely the installation of the newly elected officers of the Bar aca class which was to take place this evening in the Kenslngton Methodist church, indefinitely.
 Report On Conference.
 A very pleasing we'll as interest ing report was given by Miss Helen Nourse and Miss Grace Skinner on the summer conference at NOrthfield, Mass, alst, evening at the meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of the Berlin Congregational church August Klein of New Britain sang 70 Rest In The Lord,' by Mendelsohn at the morning services at the Ber- lin Congregational church yesterday. MT. Klein is an excellent baritone and his efforts were heartily appreciated by the parishioners.
 r. The first fall meeting of the Junior Endeavor society held at Berlin Con- gregational church yesterday after noon was largely attended. Miss Catherine Miner is the superintendent and she is ably assisted by Miss Ber- tha Goodrich.
 The teachers and officers of the Sunday school classes of the Berlin Congre gational church enjoyed a pie mic to East Hampton Saturday after noon. The picnickers were conveyed in five automobiles. Plans were com pleted and committees appointed for a Sunday school rally ro be held on September 26.
 DOnahe Lot For Bazaar.
 A lot in Treasure Fields" on the Beech Swamp road has been donated to St. Pauls Parish bazaar by Jordan & Selleck. The property will be given away at the bazaar which is to be held on October IS, 16, IS, 19 and 20 in the Parish hall on Main street, Kensington.
 The bazaar is an annual event and is joyfully anticipated. The follow ing program has been completed for the five nights:
 First evening-St. Paurs T. A. and B. night.
 Second evening-Sodality of the Blessed Virgin night. Third evening-Altar society night Fourth evening-Parish night Fifth evening-Everybo night On the first evening the Tabs drum corps will parade around Kensington. An entertainment will be put on each evening and will be followed by danc- ing. Many booths will arrange about the hall, which is to be artistfcally decorated.
 Good Sum Realized Forty-five dollars was realized by Rev. Dennis J. Bustin of New York at the mass at St. Paul's church yes- terday morning for the aid of the colored people of tne south. Mass was celebrated by Rev. Bustin, who gave a. vivid picture of existing con- ditions in the south, explaining how the colored people can be elevated and how deplorable conditions can be i'm proved: The parishioners responded in generous manner at the collec- ton. -, '@~~ | .: "c~T j-. " Liquor, Case Ad dtsurnetf:7e n The castn AsgatHsf Paul" Balde pf Beckley, charging him with selling in toxicating liquors without a license which was to" have been tried in the town court before Judge George G. Griswold: oi1 Saturday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock, has been postponed