New Britain herald., 1920-12-11

il .oication cases seeEIs to increase in- stead of decrease in the town of kensington, many of the local resi- dents arc anticipating another raid by either the local or state authorities. Many places in this town have been raided several times within the past half year, and were recently warned that if the number Of drunka was greater than in the past another raid would be in vogue and harder sen- .tences imposed upon the guilty parties.
 To Have Famous Picture.
 Announcement has been made by the committee on bylaws and the lard Parents and Teachers associa- tion that it has been fortunate to re- ceive a picture of Emma Hart Willard, and a replica will appear on the copy containing the bylaws of the associ- ation. This copy was to have been ready for the members of the associ- alton at the last meeting held on Thursday of this week. but due to the inability of the committee in getting the picture it will not be ready for distribution until the next meeting ot the society, which will be held in January. Miss Emily Brandage has consented to give the picture to the association.
 Many Men Enlist.
 Four local men have enlisted in the services of the U. $. government dur ing the past week. Hiding Carlson and Gunard Anderson left yesterday to join the navy; James Garrity. the army. and Joseph Caine will leave Tuesday to join the army.
 Church Notices.
 Kensington Congreeational church The speaker at the morning worship will be Rev. William P. Clarke. who has been doing missionary work in Bulgaria for many years. He was also a classmate of Rev. Mr. Hazen's at Hartford Theological seminary. Morn ing worship will be at 10:45 with Sunday school at noon and Christian Endeavor at 6 o'clock.
 Berlin Congregational church. Morning worship at 10:45 at which Rev. MT. Fiske will speak on The Success of Failure" Sunday school will be held at 12 D. m. Special serv- ices will be conducted in the even ing at 7:3O and Rev. MT. Fiske will speak on "Te Passion Play"
 Kensington Methodist church. Morning worship at 1O:45, Sunday 
 St PauTs Catholic church. Masses will be conducted at s and 10 o'clock.
 Brotherhood to Meet.
 The Brotherhood society of the Kensington Congregational church will hold a meeting next Tuesday evening in the parlors of the church. The meeting is being held to com memorate the Pilgrims of 1920. The affair will be open to all and several members of the organiza ton will pre- sent papers on the subject
 The Bonus Question.
 The state bonus referendum which | the- American Legion. is fighting for | has been the topic of conversation l in many of the cities and towns ! throughout the state. As was stated | in the Herald last evening there are ] 12 for it and 6 against. This leaves | "A towns to be heard from. Berlin | is one of the "A. When seen fn re- ] gards to the bonus bill Alfred Bar | rett. commander of the local Bolton ! Kasica post said. ''The men in this | town are not very active and it is hard for mo to get them together at | one time for a meeting. Several at tempts havC beCn made to call meeting but each one has been failure"
 When asked if he thought the men would be interested enough to get together on this bonus referendum
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