New Britain herald., 1918-10-26

Berlin Congregational church tomor-
row morning after q cessation Of three
weeks necessitated by the influenza
epidemic. The regular morning serv-
ices will be conducted at 10:45. Sun
day school will convene at IL O'Clock
and the Christian Endeavor society
will meet at $40. Rev. S. A. Fiske
pastor announced today that it is his
intention, as far as is possible, to
run the church calendar of this week
as formerly, and if further orders are
not issued by the health department
all the meetings Of the week will be
held.
Rev. Carlton Hazen of the kensing-
ton Congregational church announces
that the services will be resumed as
in the past with the regular morning
worship at 10:45 and Sunday school
a 1900.
List of Men Made Electors.
At sessions held at the town clerks
office yesterday by the board of select
men, ten were made electors. They
are as follows: La Forest NJ. Heath,
Perry Stevens, Dwight l.. Rogers, Jr..
John Klotz, Stephen l.. Klotz. Michael
G. Rector, +. birmingham Schurr,
Jacob Westermeyer, Jep X. Jepson
and John Maier. These men were ex-
amined and sworn in as voters by
Willard /. Alling and James Brown,
! selectmen.
Local Adisory Board Will Act.
! Claude w. Stevens, chairman of the
| local advisory board, announced this
morning that he has received a. letter
| from Newell Jennings of Bristol,
| chairman of Legal Advisory Board for
! Division No. 2 of Hartford County,
J that missionaries will be sent out to
all the men of the Town of Berlin
who registered September IL. Mr..
Jennings also announced that the
missionaries will be sent out at the
rate of ! 0 per cent. a day for ten days.
! Mr.. Stevens has also been notified that
the same board will act as in the past
and all the draftees who will need help
, with their questionnaires will there
fore see the local advisory board.
Funeral of Emilio Marinzon.
The funeral Of Emilio Marinzoni
who died at his home at the Merwin
brick yard, was held this morning at
| 8 o'clock from st. PauIs church in
Kensington, Rev. j. G. Brennan cele-
brated the mass. Interment was in
Britain.
Schools VIII Reopen Monday.
! The local school board announced
/ this morning that the schools will re-
! open Monday with their regular
| schedule. Although the influenza cpl
demic has not abated a great deal the
! school board thinks that it is safe for
the children to continue with their
studies. The teachers are asked to see
that the children do not cough,
| sneeze, etc.
Service Notes.
Dewitt G. Riley, of the Naval Re-
serve, stationed at Pelham Bay, is
! spending the weekend at his home in
| Berlin.
Raymond Cowles, of the Naval Re-
| serve is spending the week end here.
James Corr, of the Naval Reserve,
| stationed at Brooklyn, is spending the
| weekend with his brother, Peter who
is i'll with pneumonia, on Christian
! Lane.
Louis Burdick, of the Naval Re-
| serve is spending a short furlough at
/ his home in Kensington.
Berlin Briefs.
George Scofield and family have
gone to Springfield. Mass, to attend
| the funeral of William Scofield
George Sullivan is i'll at his homo
| in Kensington with influenza.
The annual meeting of the r. b.
club was held last evening and George
| Dood was reelected president.
Truman Elton of kensington, who