New Britain herald., 1916-07-17

ware City, who journey here every Sunday to swim in the pond. The pond is within a stones throw of the road and the boys sometimes for get themselves and profane and vul- gar words are heard by the passersby. Yesterday, a citizen went to the pond and ordered the gang off. upon pen atty of complaining to the authori- ties. The townspeOple say they would not mind the boys enjoying themselves if they would keep within the bounds of propriety, but unfor- tunately they have neglected to do so and consequently there is much disgust about town. A year ago, complaint vas made to the railroad company and the boys were warned, if the obscene language was not stop ped. permission to bath there would be refused. Seberal citizens say they will take action, unless the boys i'm mediately begin to respect the rights Of others.
 To Prepare at Home.
 There is no place like home, is the conclusion of Thomas Haddock and Stanley Boyt, who returned Sat urday after a weeks hike on the trail of the Mexicans. They had reached
 
 tody by the police there. The boys are twelve and thirteen years old and discuss their trip in an interesting manner. They left here last Monday and journeyed to New Britain, where they came into possession of a tent, khaki uniforms, small pistols and some daggers. They then trolleyed to Hartford, thence to Middletown and to New Haven. Their parapher- alia was brought back with them and yesterday young Boyt, pitched the tent in his yard, placed the Stars and Stripes over it. He has invited sev era1 of his playmates to join his camp which will be conducted along the lines of the Business mems camp at Plattsburg.
 At the Churches.
 Berlin Congregational church. Church night services will be held Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Kensington Methodist Episcopal church-The weekly Epworth League prayer meeting will be held tOmor- row evening. Mrs. Charles Sharp will entertain the ladies of the par ish at a "silver tea" at her home Wednesday afternoon. There will be a business meeting and social of the Epworth League at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. A. Williams Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
 St. PauFs church-Everything Is in readiness for the biggest and best festival ever held under the auspices of the church., scheduled for tomor- row evening. An entertainment will be furnished by the Kensington Lady minstrels, which has a new reper- toire of songs and jokes. Another feature will be a dancing exhibition by Miss Rose Kiniry. The various committees have been working hard and nothing new remains to make the affair a huge success, but large crowd, which undoubtedly will be present.
 - Kensngton Congregational church Church night services will be held Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock. The annual outing of the church and Sunday school will be held Saturday afternoon in JohnsOn's grove near the Edward Cole place. A fine pro- gram is being arranged and pleasant time is assured. MT. Johnson will have his team at the church at 80 o'clock for any who desire to take straw ride to the grounds.
 K. A C. Wins
 The young Kensington Athletic club baseball team jOurneyed to Cromwell yesterday afternoon and in a heavy hitting contest defeated the Cromwell Athletic team by a score of 22 to 2. The locals had their eyes peeled and slammed the ball to all portions of the field. The feature of the game