New Britain herald., 1916-08-12

J. Dooley, John F. Moore. John Me-
 keon, ST, Lewis A. Westcott, Nelson 1 Minor, James J. F1tzsimons, Ed
 ward McKeon George B. Carter, Charles J. Stuhlman, Edwin T.. l Clark, Walter F. Penfield Elmer w. Sttarns, Carl J. Mueller, George J. Reed. Edwin B. Adams, William Bulkley.
 At the Churches
 Kensington Congregational church.
 Rev. Carleton Hazen, pastor Morn
 ing worship tomorrow at 10:45
 o'clock. The services vii be conduct
 ed by Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor
 of the First Congregational church
 Lynn. Mass, formerly associate pastor
 of the South Congregational church
 New Britain. The Christian Endeav- or society will meet in the evening at o'clock. The topic for discussion will be "Trut Beauty and How to Get It."
 St. PauTs church, Rev. J. c. Bren- nan, pastor. Mass will be celebrated
 at the Sacred Heart church. East Ber- lin tomorrow morning at o'clock
 and at St. Paurs church, Kensington, at 9:3$ o'clock.
 Berlin Congregational church. Rev.
 s. A. Ffske, pastor. Morning worship tomorrow at 10:4b o'clock The serv- ices will be conducted by Rev. Edwin H. Rogers, DID,, of Bowling Green Mo. The Senior Christian Fndeavor society will meet in the eevning at o:S0 o'clock Misses Viola Aspinwall and Florence Skinner will be the lead CTS, and the topic for discussion will be "Arue Beauty and How to Get It."
 Kensington Methodist Episcopal
 cnurch' Rev JE. $. Lounsbury, pastor. Seryicts tomorrow at 1o:3O a m and ] D. m. The pastor will cnoduct both
 services
 Ihat Fishing Championship.
 East Berlin Is still agog over the i fishing championship of the village. i l.. A. Westcott and Fred ETnhh,rd , were the contestants and E w MIL
 oruin ana A. A. North were selected
 as judges. The party returned from
 Iiap to Maine last week and the judges modestly took all the honors
 Ter Inemselves' Messrs. Westcott and 1 I1uopard nave accordingly sent the following communication to The Her 1 aid:
 1 East Berlin, Aug. 10, 1916. l Our hats off to Mildrur and North. l Ihey were to decide which was the
 best lzaak Walton, Westcott or Hub l paro' put they took the honors them l serves, they claim. They left the party
 on July 26 and journeyed 100 miles l north, Were gone four days and caught | !oo very large trout. We happened to :1ind out how they caught them. as | they used a. trap invented by North
 It was glass bottle with some Ri il
 Of bait which Midrum got con, g ! through Massa chusetts The be tie 1 had coils in it with. six fish hooks in 1 the coils and hooked around the neck l of the bottle. The trout were stupe- fled by the trick. Mildrum has ap- | piled for a patent, the only secret be- l ing the bait. North Is also working 1 ol a sweatless motor, which he will | have manufa ctured at the Skinner 1 Chuck company, New Britain. L. A. WFSTCOTT, FRED HUBBARD, Briefs. Rev. Carleton Hagen and family left 1 this morning on an automobile trip l Tomorrow they will attend the con- | ference at Northfield Mass They will | then proceed to Rochester, Vt, where 1 they will spend the next three weeks. Mrs Clara Upson of Kensington IS 1 friends in Southington.
 Henry Oestman of Kensington is l spending a few days in New Haven. Rocco Belmont and F. J. Buckley of