New Britain herald., 1923-06-09

catch the spirit of Children's Day and
help to make it the joyous, hopeful
day it should be-
Given Jail Sentence
Mike Nish. who was mixed up in
the liquor raids made In Berlin in
April and who was sentenced to Jail
by Judge George Griswod, took an
appeal to the superior court, where
he has received a fine of $3.50 and
Is days in jail.
Joseph Kane, who was fined 500
and given six months Jail sentence
for assault on a young girl, has been
bound over to the superior court The
fine and sentence were suspended by
Judge Griswold. Kane has been put
OH probation.
Will Present Play
Berlin grange will be entertained
next Friday evening by a delegation
Of Thespians from the Newington
grange. when the latter presents a
,lay, Honeymoon Flats" in grange
lall. A large audience is expected
Lmong grangers, both from Berlin
md Newington. The cast has been
hard on this play and expect
o put it over" on their brothers and |
listers in Berlin.
Many See Play
In spite of the weather last eve
ing, large audience was present at
he chapel of the Berlin Congrega-
ional church to witness the perfor-
lance of Aunt Maggie's Will"
rhich was given by the members of
he Lo-Hi club. Those taking part
bowed the result of great study on
he lines of the play and much credit
due Miss Fannie H. Griswold, who
irected the piece.
Missions to End
The weeks mission at St. Pauls
lurch. Kensington, by Passionist
athers Jerome and Fideles of New
ersey will close tomorrow evening at
80 o'clock with the Papal benedic-
on. The children's mission closed !
lis morning at o'clock. Masses
Ill be celebrated tomorrow morning
s, 9 and 10 o'clock.
II. o. Clark Gives $50
Robert o. Clark of East Berlin has
ven $50 toward the camp fund Of 7,
e Disabled Veterans of the World l.
ar. Mr. Clark is one of the solicl-
RS for Berlin and has taken an ac- a
re interest in the drive for contribu-
ms. The Berlin lodge of Foresters u
We IS to the fund and the Berlin
ange also made a contribution of IS,
aking the total known to date, $50,
.hough no report has yet been made 8
c. w. Stevens, the chairman.
Lawrence Southland has been ap-
inted to solicit money in the plant 0
the American Paper Goods Co. Mr.. q
,vens stated this morning that he 70
pes to have from $500 to $500 COL %
ted from Berlin by the end of the
We. He stated that he sees no rea- -.
/ why that much cannot be coll =
ted If the people will cooperate. h
Mail Bids Close 10
Bids for carrying the mall from the 10
Rim post office to the railroad sta h,
n closed yesterday and Postmaster n,
A. Bartlett forwarded the three w
8 sent In to Washington. The re- or
will be known In few days.
Kensington Methodist Church =
he social service class will meet
nday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. On I
afternoon at o'clock the /!
ior league will meet at the parson-
On Wednesday evening at |
ock a lawn party and strawberry !
ival will be held. Ice cream, cake I
strawberry short cake will be q,
!. If the weather will not permit
holding of the affair out of doris,
party will take place in the 70
rch parlors. The weekly prayer Dr.
ting will be held Thursday eve ga
, at 7:45 O'Clock. The subject will ~.
Hymns We Love and How They Np
lie to Be Written" On Friday eve
at 1880 O'Clock there will be an
'orth league social. 70 20.
To Organize Society.
ISIS Bertha Atwood. secretary of i;o,
Woman's Home Missionary So
I. New Haven district, will be tril
ent at the Kensington Methodist mao
oh Tuesday evening at 7:45 no
ok to organize branch Of the for
.ty in the church. All interested inst