New Britain herald., 1917-10-20

pastor or the Kensington Congrega- tional church, will read the gover- nor's proclamation. Last week Rev. MT. Hagen delivered a stirring ad- dress from the pulpit reading part of Secretary McAdoo's recent speech and asking his parish to, stand behind the government and purchase bond. Rev. J. C. Brennan will also urge his parishioners at mass tomorrow to buy a bond
 Success of the Liberty Bond sale in Berlin twas assured when troop of scouts ~canvassed every residence in Berlin and East Berlin today. En- outraged by the enthusiastic rally held at the Trinity Methodist church, New Britain last evening, every scout is determined to sell 10 bonds and win a medal Rev. Samuel A. Flske was one of the principal speakers at the mammoth rally last evening. Bond literature was distributed to the scouts and plans for carrying on the campaign next week were discussed. Although no Berlin scouts received medals in the first Liberty Bond sale, a number are confident that they will win the coveted prize this time.
 A vigorous campaign will be waged in this town next week by the wom- ems and mems committees to raise the quota allotted to Berlin. Efforts to have every employe in the Amer ican Paper Goods factory purchase a. bond will be made. A canvass of every residence is being made by the women and gratifying reports are be- ing returned.
 At a meeting held at the home of of o,~t oir ton Ridge this afternoon reports by the women's committees were made. With the winding up of the campaign next week strenuous efforts will be .put forth to have every person., who is able to do so, purchase bond.
 It is probable that mass meeting will be called next week and some excellent speakers secured to arouse the public to necessity of buying a bond It is a noticeable fact, accord ing to reports received from those canvassing, that the people fail to realize the importance of making the second Liberty Bond sale success.
 Missing Girl Returns.
 After weeks absence from her home, Eva Bacon, 1 5 years old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. A. Bacon. who was reported as missing, returned to her parents fireside last evening. The girl had been under the sheltering roof of her grandmother in East Ber- lin during the entire week. On Mon day evening, Eva returned home from work and announced that she had de- l cided to resign her position at the | American Paper Goods factory, as 1 the concern had changed her work ] ing hours. When scolded the girl 1 left the house and was not since heard 1 from A few days later her parents received a note from the girl in- l forming them that she was going to New York and from there out west ] Prosecutor William H. Gibney was notified of the girls disappearance and statewide search was being made
 1 There was much rejoicing at the l Bacon homestead when the girl re- turned last evening. Eva informe ed her parents that she just wanted tc scare them so she hid at her grand 1 mothers home until she became lone. some"
 Nothing has yet been heard from
 Isabella Greco, daughter of MT. ano
 Mrs. Tony Greco of Kensington who
 has been missing from her home fol
 several days. It is the belief of he, parents and friends that she elopec 1 with young man named Gerard witf | whom she was said to have been in
 fatuated. Hearing that his daughter
 was in Boston trip was recently
 made to the Hub by MT. Greco, bu