New Britain herald., 1919-04-12

ty-one dollars to reimburse said town for one-half of the cost of a new bridge constructed under the order of the highway commissioner
 It will be rem embered that at the time of the accident much comment was created about the town about ap- propria ting money for a new bridge. Representative Stevens immediately took action on this affair and advised the citizens that he would make all possible efforts at the Legislature to have the general assembly vote a re- imbursement for the town.
 The bill asking the general assem- bly for reim bursement was first in troduced in the house and on March 4. 1919 the committee on claims re- ported, through Representative Stev- ens chairman of the committee, that the act ought to pass. An amendment to the bill was ordered printed in the Journal on March IS, which was ap- proved April 9, 1919.
 In the Churches.
 Services at the Kensington Congre- gational church will be conducted by Rev. Carleton Hazen at 10:45. Sun day school will be at 12. and the Christian Endeavor will meet at 5:3O o'clock
 At the Kensington Methodist church services will be conducted at 10:45. Sunday school will follow. The Epworth League will eet at I o'clock
 At the St. Pauls church mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock Rev J. C. Brennan will deliver the sermon, and Sunday school will follow
 Services at the Berlin Congrega- , tional church will be conducted at 10:4o o'clock by Rev. Samuel A. F'iske, pastor. Sunday school will be at 12, and the Christian Endeavor will meet at s:3o o'clock. All mem bers Of the society are urged to at tend this meeting
 At the East Berlin Episcopal church services will be held at 1o:45 o'clock. Sunday school will follow the sermon and the Bible class will meet at [ 0 clock. visiting minister will de- liver the sermon
 Rev. Ellsworth will conduct the services tomorrow morning at the East Berlin Methodist church. Sunday school will follow his sermon and the EpWorth league will meet at 6:s0 : o'clock,
 Mass at the Sacred Heart church nt East Berlin will be celebrated at g o'clock. Rev. J. C. Brennan will de- l1Ver inc sermon and Sunday school will follow
 Getting New Members The committee in charge of the ! drive which is being made at East Berlin. under the auspices of the East Berlin Village improvement society for securing new members, reports that there will be over a score of can fii dot fI iat~ ! E. r. Cody, chairman of the commit i tee, will probably close the drive next week. The next meeting of the so ciety vii be held some time next week at the East Berlin Athletic, hall. Wins Honors
 It was learned today that first hon { DTS of the senior class at the Middle
 town High school have been awarded 10 Miss Virginia Root of East Berlin.
 Miss Marjorie Turner and Rolan q
 Turner were given second honors.
 Miss Root is the daughter of MT. and Mrs, J. Root Of Wilcox avenue, East Berlin. She is one of the youngest of ! her class.
 Corporal Nimro Home. Corporal Henry Nimro, formerly employed at the Berlin Construction
 with the Yankee Division and Is
 spending short furlougil at his home
 in New Britain. Corporal Ninlro will l return to Camp Devens tonight to { await his release. A helmet taken by
 him from & German prisoner was sent
 to Kensinston and was or exhibition