New Britain herald., 1915-06-01

said that the contending armies, hav- ing learned that the Worthington Athletic club has on it's rosters some husky fighters as was evidenced when they made a concerted assault on Southington one night last winter, thought discretion the better part of valor.
 Attending Meeting in Hartford
 Rev Carleton Hagen and E. P. Dun ham are attending the 2O6th annual meeting of the general association of Connecticut and the fifty-ninth an- nual meeting of the general confer ence of the Congregational churches of Connecticut, as delegates from the Kensington Congregational church. The joint meetings are being held at the Center church house in the Capi- tai city, today and tomorrow.
 Some excellent speakers addressed the delegates at the meetings today. Watson L. Philips of New Haven, re- tiring moderator, spoke on Things Seen in the Afternoon. The discus sion of the report of the commission on missions of the National council was opened by Williston Walker of New Haven, and Louis F, Berry, of Stamford led in. the discussion of the annuity plan of the Congregational Board of Ministerial relief. Edward P. Aver of Mansfield, will lead in worship at tomorrow's ses- sion. The address will be given by Charles R. Brown, of New Haven, on ."The Church That Stands Four Square.
 Reports of the missionary society of Connecticut and of the trustees of the fund will be given. Directors and trustees will be elected
 Moves to Hartford. Mrs. J.. H. Stillman of Worthington ridge, who has lived in Berlin for a I number of years, removed to Hartford this morning. Mrs Stillman will re- side at on Retreat avenue at the Old grct that the community learned l this morning that it is to lose one of l its most respected residents.
 ssVets'' Royalty Entertained. Words of gratitude and appreciation l were given this morning by the Ber- l lin Veterans for the excellent manner in which they were so royalty enter | tained yesterday Special thanks was T expressed by them to the East Ber- lin residents for contributing the ap- I petizing repast and to Robert O. Clark for his hospitality in throwing open the doors of his handsome resi- I dence
 4 Because of the fine weather the largest number that ever participated l in any procession in this town turned out to honor the Vets Appropriate I exercises for the occasion were car. 1 ried out. Statistics prove that 256 per. sons took part in the parade. This I includes sixteen Veterans fifty-fivs Sons of Veterans, fifteen Boy Scouts I nine Campfire girls. sixty-five schoo ] children from Berlin and tl1irty-si1 from Beckley. One hundred and five
 school children took part at the Mem,
 orial exercises at the Kensington Con.
 gregational church on Sunday. As ha.
 been the custom for years flags were
 donated to the children by the veter.
 ans.
 Heavy Traffic Through Berlin. i The necessity of having traffic of
 ficers on Worthington ridge on Sun
 days and holidays was shown yester
 day. Although, as far as could b.
 ascertained. no accidents of any i'm
 portance occurred there were man, miraculous escapes. Commencing
 early in the morning and continuing
 until late in the night there was {
 continuous stream of autoists passing
 through this town
 Practically every machine was dec
 orated with red, white and blue bunt
 tng while many were adorned witt
 American fiags. One car instead Q