New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

south the past few days has had one or more cars of Christmas trees from Maine attached to it. If was sated at the Berlin railroad station this morning that about 100 cars Of trees have passed through Berlin already.
 To Put On Degree Work
 The degree team of Sewington Grange will put on the degree work at the Grange hall, Berlin, next Tues day evening, when the third and fourth degrees will he exemplifod on class Of IS candidates. Several state olticers are expected to be in attend ance and following the degree work and supper will be served.
 Mrs. Goodrich III
 Mrs. Eli Goodrich. a former resi- dent of Berlin, is reported seriously ill at the home Of her son, Arthur Goodrich, or 2o9 Stanley street New Britain.
 William Whitman Improved
 William Whitman or kensington, ford hospital for the past few weeks as the result of an operation, is much improved, and it is expected that he will be able 10 return to his home next week.
 St. pauIs Church
 Masses at st. Paul's church, Ken sington, tomorrow will be celebrated at s and 10 a. m. Rev. ]. C. Bren- nan will be in charge.
 Berlin Congregational
 Morning service at i0.i5 o'clock. Rev. Samuel A. E'iske will have as the subject Of his sermon. "fellow. ship Through Service" Boys class at 10 o'clock. Mems Bible class at i2 in the community house. Sunday school at 12 o'clock in the Sunday school rooms. There will be no meeting of the Junior Endeayor so- ciety tomorrow afternoon. The Young Peoples society will meet al 6 D. III.
 Kensineton congregational
 Morning service at 10:45 o'clock. Sunday school at l2:to D. m. Chris tian Endeavor meeting at c p. m. Rev. Carleton Hagen will have charge of the service. At r. m. q special service in charge of the Woman's Missionary society will bc held. The public is invited.
 kcnsingt0n Methodist
 J. r. Barton, Hartford dentist. and a man actively interested in Y. N. (. A. work. will be the speaker at the morning service Of the kensing- ton Methodist church tomorrow at 1O:45 o'clock. In the evening at I:SO o'clock a stcrcopiicon lecture will be delivered. The subject will be, The Son of God. or the Word Made Flesh.'' it Is believed that this lecture will prove to toe tho best of the series so far.
 On "Wednesday afternoon al 3 9 o'clock the ladies Aid society bazaar opens 4 chicken supper will be served from to o'clock. Thursday night is Church Night. The subject for the Bible study class uill bc St i John. The Girls club will meet ai S:I5. On Thursday afternoon at 5:45 ] o'clock the Junior League will meet. !, Verses Of praise are requested.
 Police Iesue Warning
 Nt fsFIlH poilff HNNf bfN'iNfA ] complaints from automo- 1 lilists on tho turnpike regarding the ! .omcwhai doubtful amusement which , ieverai boys along the pike engage ! n. Cars proceeding along inc road i ire halted by ihe sound of police ! ' histies and the drivers Of cars find. I tpon investigation that the whistles vcrc blown by boys. who watch with 1 -reat giee the stopping Of the cars.
 Prosecutor C. r. Lewis has issued warning to tho effect that if the iractice is not stopped. official in- estigati0n will follow and the Offen- Iers dealt severely with.
 TIrc Cruise of the Clam
 Just as the sun rose over the .romweH hills. but some distance in tack Of them. group Of ''duck Iunters. could bc seen vending its ray along the road. bound for Madi- On. a high pove cred car having been |, hartered for the orcasion. On board rere Captain I. Josephson. Pilot ]. iattson. Chief Gunner William Jones. Thief Runners Mate Ed. McMurray nd crew. I'd Cozy.
 t-ndauHtcd Br the fact that the us-ks were not anyions fo be blown slI of holes. the officers and crew a sca going TON boat. tlie