New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

nd should moi have rny trouble i crtccting the carly mailing system.
 The postal improvement week i 'rinG held in order to encourage oarl, md quicker mailing. During the %eek the postmastcrs will lc asked talk with their patrons in regard o improvements which Couid uo mad" in the towns ani cities for tho Iirect benefit of thc pubic
 Delays in the arrival of mail mat ter as well as parcel post packages and periodicals will be brought be fcre the postal authorities and every thing will be done to make q general improvement.
 Two Year Appointments
 The question of having the public officials. in the town of Berlin hoId office for two ycars instead of one ie gain being brought before the pub ic. There has been some talk in To "al political circles of having 2 apc. @ial town meeting called before ''eC- ton next fall for the purpose Of .ak ing action on this matter.
 II will he remembered that a reso- lltion was introduced at a special town meeting held last fall. following the nomination for town officers which stated that all Berlin township offices shoud be filled for two years instead of for 3 period of one ear.
 II was felt by many at tho time that several office holders were only 100 willing to hold their positions for two years and that the resolution 3hould nave been brought to a meeting be fore the nominations were held. The resolution was killed at the meeting asst fall but many thought it worth considering It another time.
 Chuwr, .nti,es
 konsinGton Congr" "Eoiional church -rcv. Carleton Hagen win preach :. thc morning service at 1o:45 o'c ock The sunday school classes will meet at 12:l0 o'clock and the Christian f'rdeavor society will meet us usual at 6 o'clock At : o'clock the bi- monthly meeting of the church com mttce will he held. Anyone desiring to become a member of the church Ni1 be asked to be present at ;his gathering.
 on Wednesday evening in the church. the Brotherhood will obser> { ;he tooth anniversary of the birthday of General Grant. A special pro ~ram has been arranged ls follows :, America
 :. Short statement Of occasion and
 purpose of program. ,. Boyhood and youth of Gen. Grant
 Mr. F. D. Clark.
 |. Tcnting on the old Camp Ground. }. General Grant in Civil War.
 Mir z, ". stevens 6. Beautiful America.
 Mrs. Frank D. Clark. |. General Grant as President.
 Rev Carlton Hazen, S. Battle Hymn of ReNublic.
 Mir Walter E. Hart.
 Refreshments will be served, Miss Pauline NJ. Bauer has an autograph Of Gen. Grant. sent her by him dur ing his last illness. She vii have this at the meeting and will give T orias talk regarding his funeral which Hhe attended with her mother. Grand Army veterans and the public are in vited.
 Kensngton Methodist church-All services are omitted because of ihe conference which is being held in Merden.
 st. Paul's church--M Morning masses will be held as usual at s and 1o o'clock
 Berlin Congregational church - Morning worship at l0:45 o'clock with the Older Boys class meeting at 10 o'clock Mems Bible class in Hom- munty house at ? o'clock. Sunday school classes will also meet at 12 o'clock. Junior E,ndoavor society at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
 On next Friday evening the 1.o- Hi club will present a play Mrs. 'oul- sons Cousin" at the church. The group of young girls presenting the play is in charge of Miss Fannie Gris- wold. The affair will be given under the auspices of the Women's Aid SO ciety.
 Is Seriously I'll.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Griswold wife of Dr. Roger NJ. Griswold of Kensington is seriously i'll at her home with rheu- matic heart trouble. Ut was though,