New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-01

stop, G.. Fields; third base, ]. Giana;
right field, +. Kringo; center field
A. Orsie; left field, Il. Corr I'D. Ives
and Paul k.'ingo will also be members
OF tomorrow's squad. Manager Buck
ley is undecided as to which pitcher
he will use.
The game vii start at 3:15 p. m.
Snlashes Up Auto.
Giovanni Stanlopuent of kensing-
ton came to grief with his auto Thurs
day night at F'lannerys corner,
smashing into touring car belong
ing to Thomas +. Mccarthy OF Bridge
port. He damaged his own car con-
siderably and the tenders of the
Bridgeport mans auto were bent.
The Kensington man was coming
home from Hartford and as he turned
the corner near the monument In
Berlin he did not see the other car
coming up the hill. Consequently he
hit the front OF the approaching car.
No one was injured.
This is the second accident the
kensington resident has been In re-
Gently. A short time ago he drove
another automobile into telegraph
pole in Kensington and smashed 1t
beyond repair.
Labor Day Plans.
All factories and places of business
in kensington and Berlin will be
closed either part or the whole OF
Labor Day. The Berlin Savings bank
will close its doors for the entire day,
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The post offices will be open in the
morning from 7:15 until $3.50 O'Clock
ard in the afternoon from 4 until
o'clock. There will be neither village
nor rural deliveries. A large num-
Der of residents will spend the day
away from home, on auto trips or at
shore resorts.
81. Pauls Church
Masses at st. PAUL. church, Ken
sington, tomorrow will be celebrated
at and 10 a. M. Rev. j. c. Bren-
nan officiating.
Berlin Congregational
Rev. Samuel A. E'iske will be in the
pulpit at the church tomorrow. The
Older Boys class will hold it's first
fall meeting at . o'clock, standard
time, in the ladies' room of the
church. Rev. Mr.. F!ske being in
charge. The morning service tomor-
row wiii~take the form of a celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion. The
address will be. walking Humbly
With God" The Sunday school will !
meet at II o'clock.
All hours indicated are standard
time.
Kensington Congregational
A celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion will be held at the morning serv-
ice of the Kensinston Congregational
church tomorrow ut 10:45 o'clock. |
rhe Sunday school will meet at 12:1u |
,, m.
Kensington Methodist
Miss May Lord will preach at the
morning service at IL o'clock. The |
evening service at tho church will be
omitted this week because of the alb
sense OF so many OF the congregation
,ver the holiday.
On Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock the Ladies Aid society will
lold its first fall business meeting at
he church. At 6 O'Clock supper
will be served on the church lawn, to
which the families of the Ladies' Aid
society members have been invited.
On Thursday evening at 7:45
o'clock the weekly prayer meeting I
will be held. The subject of the ad-
iress by the pastor being, Gods
-are For Us in Little Things"
Attending Epworth Institute
Several of the young people OF the
<ensington Methodist church will at
end the Epworth League institute at
he Plainviile Camp ground Sunday
ind, Monday.
Leaves For Ohio
Miss Jean Catherine Showalter,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. =. K. Sho
walter of worthington Ridge, left this
loon for Dayton, Ohio, where she will
Ittend the Moraine school In that
'ity. She was met by sone of the
eachers In New York city, who will
accompany her the remainder of the
way.
To Return to School
Henry Mildrum, son of Mr.. and
frs. z. W. Mildrum of East Berlin.
till leave Monday for Worcester,
fass., where he will resume his
tudies At the Worcester Institute OF