New Britain herald., 1921-06-25

me Mems Bible class will meet ;x .ne community house at 12 noon and the Sunday school at 12 o'clock
 henslngton Congregational church Morning worship at 1O:45 o'cIocI, with sunday school at noon. The o.a, Endeavor society at 6 clock in the evening. St. Paufs Catholic church. A class oI children were given Holy Com and 10 o'clock on Sunday kensington Methodist cb,,rcb Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock and evening worship at the usual hour. sunday school at noon. Warning Issued
 The officials of the town of RarIin nave issued a warning to swim ff1ers Tn the Iocs ponds which read, as follows: All persons who are moi properly clothed while swimming in Tower's pond or what is known as Norton's pond on Norton road as well as the so-called pit" are violating a state law. If they are apprehended ny any town official they will be orough unto court, A severe fine or a Jall sentence is liable to be the re- suit.
 Officials have visited the various ponds in the town and have issued warnings to all persons seen at the places in the above described condi- tons. Residents near the ponds issued complaint which resulted in the above action.
 Col. c. H. Case
 neV. samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church, will of fciate at the funeral of Colonel Claw ton Case to be held in Hartford to- morrow afternoon at o'clock, Wash ington Commandrey, Knight TempIars VIII conduct the committaI service at spring Grove cemetery and the ohiciauns personnel will be past com manders of the Templars.
 Case is survived by his daughter, Mrs $. A. Fiske of this town, two grandchildren and a son in Hartford. lie was very we'll known to many of the older residents of Berlin.
 Outing This Afternoon
 The joint outing of the Mems Bible class of the Berlin Congregational church and the kensington Brother mood was held this afternoon at the community center grounds on Berlin street Baseball games and tennis matches were the feature of the after noon. Following the athletic events a picnic lunch was served under the trees Dy the lady members of the or ganizations
 Berlin Items
 Miss Jeanette Honiss and Miss Phoebe Beard will act as bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Blanche F.. Lyons and John Viets to be per forfed at Bennington, Vt, June 30.
 The office force of the American Paper Goods company held an outing at Momauguin today.
 The Boy Scouts of the Berlin Con gregational church held an important meeting at the church last night
 The play, "A Peck of Trouble" was we'll presented by Gugerty's Sunday school class at the Kensington Con- g-regational church last night A social hour followed the presentation of the play.
 About 75 tractors belonging to the United States government passed through Main street last night at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. Sarah Bowling and daughters, Mayne D., Mrs. w. F. Curtin and Mrs. J. w. Bowling are attending com mencment exercises of the Farmington High school in Unionville Mrs. Dowling's nephew, John Delaney, IS an honor graduate at that school and will enter Holy Cross in the fall.
 East Berlin Items
 MT. and Mrs. Sterling Woodward of Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting MT. , and Mrs. Charles Woodward on Main street.
 The services at St. Gabriels church Sunday are as follows:-Regular morning prayer and sermon at 80 a. m. followed by Sunday school at