New Britain herald., 1924-04-08

Berlin, stated that there is no cause for alarm. The eases are all mild ones and arc scattered here and there throughout the town. Precautions are heinz taken to prevent the spread of the disease.
 Resume 20 Minute schedule. The 20 minute schedule for Berlin trolley cars will be resumed on 1 Thursday according to an announce ncnt of William J. Ryan, superin- tendent Of the New Britain division Of the Connecticut company, today. Cars will leave the center, New Britain, at 13. s3 and 53 minutes past tho hour.
 This announcement will be received happily by Berlin residents, as much dissatisfaction has been caused by the half hour schedule.
 Wilcox Will speak
 Major Frank l.. Wilcox Of Berlin will be the speaker at the meeting of the Berlin Mems Bible class tomorrow night at s o'clock nt the community house on worthington Ridge. Major Wilcox will have as his subject. the story of his trip 10 California, from which he and Mrs. Wilcox reco1py returned.
 The address promises to draw a large crowd Of Berlin mon, as Major Wilcox is regarded as an interesting speaker and promises 10 have many things to tell about his trip. He was president of the class last year.
 st. Paul's Church
 Rev Father Greylise Of Hartford will preach the sermon at the Icnten service at St. Paul's church, kcnsing- ton. tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Theodore Clark
 The funeral Of Mrs. Theodore Clark will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from the funeral parlors of E. C. Porter's Sons. New Britain. Rev. Samuel A. lriske. pastor Of the Berlin church, will conduct 1, the service and burial will be in Maple cemetery. Berlin.
 Men VIII Work
 The men of the Kensington Congre- l gational church have been asked to | meet at the grounds Thursday evening | at T.30 o'clock to complete the saving | of the timbcrs from the horse shed | wkhich have been torn down. The tools pceded for this work arc cross cut saws and axes. Light re- will be served and it is hoped that a number of men will turn cut to help with the work.
 Flood Has Subsided
 The water had entirely drained off | under the railroad bridge oil Farm ngton avenue, Rensineton. by last night and cars are again able to make he run to Berlin street. Traffic WIS ,orced to make detour 10 get onto he turnpike and no trolley cars were .un to the street until late yesterday.
 Road Is Undermined
 \ section of Pennington road along he Murray clay pits now forms the 'dge Of the pits, as the earth right up Q the road has caved in. The fence llong the road is for some distance suspended in the air. This eave-in vas caused partly by the rains which occurred Sunday and partly because # the fact that the earth in that sec ion is clay.
 VIII Present Play
 The Woman's Aid society of tho 3erlin Congregational church will resent a play Marrying Money" at he church Friday evening. following supper in the dining room at s:5o fclock. The play is a comedy and he characters are: Louise. Miss Mu- iel werdelin: Georgiana. Miss Min ic Kahns: Sally. Miss Dorothy Sugen- ime; Mrs Pratt, Mrs. Hattie Bowers.
 Congregational Club
 A meeting of the Congregational Tub will be held tonight at the South hurch. Middletown, and several from he Congregational churches in Ber- in are planning to attend.
 Start on Season
 The younger sport enthusiasts of have already started the aseball season and are busy nearly very night practicing for a heavy sason." The All-Kensington Juniors nd the Local Stars played the first anne Saturday afternoon at the rammar school field. Thomas Fa- m is manager of the Juniors and le captain of the team is Edward Ialonc. Great improvement was noted in ie work Of Hans StuhIman by those lo attended the game and much is
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