New Britain herald., 1922-07-08

election as representative. Mir. Stew ems has served from Berlin in previ- ous years and is another man active in the interests and welfare of the town.
 When called this morning Mir Stew ems declined to answer in the affirma- tive or negative in regards to his seeking the candidacy but merely re- piled: Its too hot weather to begin talking about these things. There may be something doing later.'
 There is no doubt but that Mir. Stevens would receive the vote of large majority of residents in town as he is well known and is acquainted with the workings of the legislature.
 Chautauqua Has Deficit.
 The final meeting of the guaran- tors of the Berlin Community chau- tauqua will be held at the Peck Memorial library in Kensington on Tuesday evening of next week at $ o'clock for the purpose of making the final assessments for the deficit which it is expected will be but few dollars.
 fhl d llcclIliS ol tllt pISSlueIl, StC- retary and treasurer held this morn ing with the local representative of the chautauqua all business matters were settled. The guarantors at their last evening voted to take s100 off of the amount to be paid the association due to the failure of the association to provide a tent to have the shows played in. It was necessary to hold the first few entertainments in the town hall and the others in the Foresters' hall at 
 No definite plans have been made for having the chautauqua return to Berlin next year although there are many who believe it would have paid this year had it not been for the failure of the tent to arrive and the 1 inclemency of the weather. It is thought by some that by holding the shows in the two local halls, the peo- pie were inclined to stay away.
 Church Notices.
 Berlin Congregational church. The picnic of the Sunday school depart nents of the Berlin Congregational | ,hurch was held today at Lake Con- bounce. A special trolley car left rom in front of the church at 10 o'clock. The morning worship to- morrow will be at 1O:45 o'clock with he Sunday school classes gathering tt 12 o'clock. There will be no meetings of the Mems Bible class, the Older Boys class, the Junior and senior Endeavor societies.
 kensington Methodist church. Morning worship aud sermon at Il o'clock with Rev. J. Allan Scott preaching The Sunday school will meet at 10 o'clock and there will be 10 evening service. A large number f people from this church are at- ending the Epworth league institute which is being held at Middletown.
 Kensington Congregational church. forming worship at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. Carleton Hazen will preach. The 'unday school classes will meet at ociety will meet at o'clock in the vening.
 St. Paul's church. Masses will be bserved at and 10 o'clock as usual.
 Accident Narrowly Avoided.
 The passengers on the 9 o'clock rolley car out of Berlin for New Britain this morning were badly cared when a large automobile truck anne out from the north side of the Berlin garage on Pennington avenue S the trolley was about to pass in ront of the garage travelling in ortherly direction.
 Of the six passengers in the car he four women shrieked with fright 1, or fear that the truck would smash trough the center of the car The lotorman quickly applied his brakes S did the driver of the truck, the itter stopping his machine so that was about three inches from the 1e of the trolley car when the mot rman stopped his car.
 School Board Meeting. The regular meeting of the school 1. ommittee will be held in the town !, all on Tuesday evening at o'clock. is not expected that a report from 1e extension committee will be card at this time inasmuch as A. A { ok airp ic 1f of yt 4