New Britain herald., 1922-02-04

with the still was connected with the Meriden city water supply. Five hun dred gallons of mash were found as well sas 20 gallons of distilled fluid, believed by Mir. Lewis to be alcohol. A large quantity of yeast was also gathered by the raiders.
 In New York Hospital.
 T. R. Dehan of this town was noti- fled through the New Britain police that his brother, James, who lived at 239 Main street, that city, had been taken ill in New York and was re- moved to St. Vincent's hospital. He had no relatives in New York and asked that his brother be notified.
 Will Enforce Law.
 When the one-man trolleys are placed in Berlin, Selectman George B. Carter stated this morning, he will see to it that all autoists passing standing trolleys are prescott ed. As it is, with the full crew troll leys, there are many machines pass ing the trolleys when they are talk ing on passengers.
 With the starting of the one-man car idea in Berlin passengers along the line will be obliged to enter on the right hand side if going towards New Britain This will place them in the center of the road inasmuch as the car tracks are on the side. MT. Carter says that he will notify the on the cars to make all complaints to Prosecutor C. F. Lewis so that they may be properely attend ed to.
 Church Notes.
 Berlin Congregational church: Morning worship at lO:45 o'clock with the Older Boys class meeting nt 10 o'clock. The Sunday school de- partments will gather at 12 o'clock as usual and the Mems Bible class will meet in the community house at 12 o'clock. There will be no meeting of the Junior Christian Endeavor so- ciety
 kcnsington Congregational church.: Morning worship at 1045 o'clock with the Sunday school at 12:1O o'clock. Christian Endcavor society meeto at o'clock in the evening.
 ke. e.'1lDhton Methodist church: Sun day s' n .ol at 10 o'clock and the morning worship at II o'clock. There will be a children's sermon as well as one for the adults. The evening service will be as usual at z o'clock and the Junior league at c:3O o'clock in the afterKoon.
 St Paul's church.: Masses will be celebrated as usual at and 10 o'clock.
 W. A. c. Notes
 The managers of both the Senior md Junior teams of the Worthington Athletic club have arranged for two interesting games to be played at the own hall at o'clock on next Tuesday evening.
 The Seniors will stack up against he Hawks of New Britain, while the Juniors will play the Comets, former y of the Boys club in that city Both he out teams have good rep- ltations for playing fast games and lvely contests are expected. The boys ire planning for another game to be played against their fathers
 Grand Anniversary
 The committee in charge of prepar- ng the supper for the Berlin Grange will meet Monday evening 'f next week. The 37th anniversary ,f the Berlin Grange will be observed 1t the hall on Damon's hill next Tues lay evening. The lecturer is plan ling for an entertainment to be given liter the supper
 Meeting for Girls
 A meeting will be held at the com nunity house next Friday evening un- Ter the auspices of the Woman's Mis- ionary society of the Berlin Congre- ,ational church for girls over Is and he young women of the town Miss Helen Brown of Hartford, will speak 0 the girls. She is the pastors as- istant at the Center church in Hart ord and is secretary of the young and girls society of the Hart ord Missionary society. The meeting will be at G:30 o'clock
 Berlin Items The board of relief will hold an ther session at the town hall from 2 ntil o'clock Wednesday afternoon f next week. The Berlin Farmers club will not