New Britain herald., 1922-04-15

noon. Nesper prayer service will be held at , o'clock.
 The regular weekly prayer meeting VIII be held at the church on Thurs day evening at 7:3O o'clock and on Friday evening under the auspices o1 the Nomen's Missionary society. a misicnle will be given in the church. The Berlin Boy Scouts will meet in the community house on Friday eve ming.
 konsington Congregational church Special Easter services will be held at 1o:45 o'clock. The Sunday school departments will meet at 1910 o'clock. Rev Carleton Hagen stated this morning that the cantata will not be given tomorrow as had been pre- Nlous'y planned. There will be nc meeting of the Christian E,ndeavor society in the evening as the members pan to attend services at the South church in New Britain at 7:30 o'clock in the morning.
 St. Paurs church - Three masses viii be held tomorrow, instead of the usual two. There will be observed at 1:3o, 9 and 10 o'clock.
 kcnsington Methodist church-Sun- day school classes will meet at 10 o'clock, with the morning service at II o'clock. In place of the children $ St rNlce 2t II o'clock. the primary de- pertinent will offer several exercises.
 At ' o'clock in the evening a canta- ta My Rcdeemer Lives" will be pre- t,,.l was written by Ira B. Wilson. Mrs George rryon is the organist.
 The program for the cantata con- siSts of 3 pieces.
 struck By Auto
 Martin Nassolli, eight year old son Of Mir. and Mrs Tony MasseIl of kensington, was struck by an auto mobile truck near the Kilby house at about S:5o this morning. The boy was removed to the New Britain gen eraI hospital where it is thought he is suffering with a broken leg. The truck which struck the boy was driven by Cormclo Marine of 63 Court street, Middletown.
 Motherhood Meeting
 The regular April meeting of the Berlin Motherhood club will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert Deming on Wednesday afternoon of next week.
 Mrs. Edward Nourse of Hartford, formerly of this town. will speak on How to Keep the Confidence of Our Boys and Girls" Plans are also be- mo. ,l ff,- which will be in the form of q party for the children. The election of of- ilcers and the annual picnic of the club will take place at the June gath erng.
 Schools To Open
 The pubic schools of Berlin will reopen for the spring session on Tuesday morning al the usual hour. The spring term will consist of ten weeks as the schools will close on June 22 for the summer vacation. No changes have been made in the teach- ing force during the vacation,
 Slight Auto Accident
 An automobile, which is said to have been owned by Hartford people, vas struck by another car on the Berlin turnpike near the Clark estate last evening. The Hartford car turn cd over but was soon lighted.
 Those who witnessed the accident claim that it was due to the slippery caused by the rain. Two men and two women were the occu- rants of tho damaged car but no one was hurt.
 No Meeting Called
 Because the members of the oXecu- tive committee of the Worthington fire district have not been able to gather a sufficient amount of desired a meeting of the district will not be called the first part of next week to take action on the water problem as was planned
 Brief Items. W. w. Pagan of Kensington will spend the weekend in Kent on al fishing trip, The Mack truck which was burned in Meriden a few days ago was not owned by the Buckley Macaroni Co. | of I<ensington, but had been hired by hat firm to do some trucking Mrs William Webster has returned | rom Nashville, Tennessee where she | 1as been visiting the past few weeks.