New Britain herald., 1921-07-30

maQe by the FOlfIlCdl CluD LO O1AA6 both of these into Kensington. They will also strongly support the water proposition, it is claimed.
 Favor Moro Pay.
 In discussing the political situation in town, several members stated this morning that a town the size of Ser lin cannot expect too much out of q selectman who has to depend upon other means Of providing his living. They felt that Berlin should be willing to pay it's first ~selectman enought to warrant him putting all of his time in working for the interest of the town. They also conveyed the inn pression that the term of one year is too short a time for selectman to serve. According to their ideas, a man can just about start something when he has to go through the so- called fall political season again and take a chance on being returned to office. They also stated that they are not prejudiced against members of the local administration, as many people think, but on the contrary plan to cast their vote for them at the coming elections in October.
 Town Needs Guide Posts.
 It ia evident from the number of travellers who stop to ask. that tho town Of Berlin needs traffic guido posts. Although guide posts are not an essential thing to the town they arc a great assistance to the tourist who probably has never visited thii part of the country and does not know how to get from one city to tho other. Many people believe that trav- elers on the main turnpike do not need guides to get from Berlin to Hartford but it is surprising to count the number of people each day who 5top at the Blake and Woodruff store on Berlin street 10 inquire the way to Hartford There are also many requests to know the road to New Britain although there is New Brit lin sign on this corner. In Kensing- ton traffic ia mostly through the town and the guides are not as ees- sential aa in Berlin proper.
 Church Notices.
 Berlin Congregational church Morning service at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. 5. A. Fiske. pastor of the church, will deliver the sermon. Sunday school will bo held at noon. There will be 10 meeting of the Older Boys class, he Mems Bible class or the Junior Endeavor society.
 Kensington Congregational church Morning worship at 1O:45 with Sunday school at 12:10 o'clock. Tho Christian Endeavof society will meet d, usual at o'clock. The picnic of the Sunday school was held thi; afternoon in the grove of the c. Fred Johnson property in Kensington. Games were played and refreshments served
 Kensington Methodist church. There will be no regular services q. this church as the members will meet at the Plainville camp grounds. No tice, for next week vii. be announc- ed or Monday. St. Paul's Catholic church-Morn- ing masses will be conducted as usual at and 10 o'clock.
 Fresh Air Fund Notes The sixteen children from a Ney York newspaper fresh air fund wh will spend two weeks in Berlin vii arrive in town on the train whicl arrives here from New York at 40 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon, ol standard time. Children will als be let off at Meriden and Wallins | ford. It is probable that delega | tion from the local com mittee i l charge of the children will meet then | at the depot when the train arrives 1 They will spend two weeks in Berli and Kensington homes as the guest l of local residents.
 1 The New York newspaper pays fo l the transportation of the little chil dren, while they are given thei board and room by Berlin people IThey will leave to go back home O August 17 on the 3:11 o'clock expres from Boston to New York.
 Berlin Items
 l Charles Munger of Bridgeport, visiting with MT. and Mrs. B. W ] lNorfhmof Berlin street.