New Britain herald., 1924-07-26

Grammar school have beeh refinished. The same procedure has been carried
 out in the Blue Hills school making a decided improvement in the appear ance of the class rooms.
 | Work on the installation of the new septic tank at the Worthngton school Is progressing rapidly and minor re- pairs are being made on the remain der Of the schools in town.
 Vacation At Cape Cod
 Ernest w. Mildrum and family of East Berlin left yesterday afternoon on vacation trip to Cape Cod. The trip was made by automobile. Mir. Mildrum is connected with the Berlin Savings bank.
 Prepare For Contest
 The T. A. B. drum corps of Ken slngton is working on material in preparation for the state drum corps convention in Hartford on August 2, A rehearsal will be held at the hall on Monday evening and all members have been urged to be present. The | local corps is confident of carrying off ! several of the prizes at the meet. There will be about so drum corps 
 Air Mail Regulations
 Postmaster Sidney M. Cowles of has announced that all persons wishing to send mail from Aensington to any western states by he air route must mark their letters, Air Mail," as the special stamps for hat purpose have not arrived as yet
 Mir Cowes says that the last mail ut of the kensington post office will i e the one to connect with the air. f lane service. This mail is assembled bout o'clock, standard time. il
 Grange Picnic Today T The annual picnic of Berlin Grange ] being held today at Willow Island, ear Middletown in the Connecticut t yer. A large crowd planned to at h md the affair. Dinner was scheduled q , begin at o'clock. I(;
 St. Paul's Church
 Masses will be celebrated at and o'clock tomorrow morning by Rev. n 'hn c. Brennan. Sunday school will c] How the last mass. h,
 Sacred Heart Church & Mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock h morrow morning at Sacred Heart iurch. East Berlin. Sunday school tb i'll follow. l.,
 Berlin Congregational .. fo Rev. Samuel A. Tiske will preach n, e sermon at the Berlin Congrega- a+ 'nal church tomorrow morning at ,, :45 o'clock. The Older Boys class 1., II meet at 10 o'clock and the meet ;c, 2 of the Mems class will be held at on. ,.
 kcnsington Congregational io Professor Weber of Yale university 'O II be in charge of the services at ,f, } Kensington Congregational church in morrow. The regular meeting of fa, } Sunday school will be held at 1o D. m. Professor Weber has not po nounced the subject of his address Gu
 kensington Methodist 'Tarry Ye Here and Watch With -" v will be the text of the morning ,v, mon at the kensington Congrega- w, nal church tomorrow at 10.45 a. D.
 Rev May E. Lord will be in ta. lrge. In the evening at o'clock ,,., Y. Miss Lord will have as her sub ], Keep up your courage" Wednesday will be Women's Home Oe sionary day at the Plainville Camp unds and all members from the l, lsington Methodist church, who de- ,,ia, to attend have been requested to an. - t at Upson's corner at $50 a. m. ,e, light saving time, to make the trip ,,.u' ,,a trolley. The subject for Bible ly on Thursday evening at s ,n"' ock will be Psalm S7. The Junior lie will moot Er;ds, af.ar,oa, a, |, secc ,ek at tbe cbnrcb is il
 st. Mary's vs. \. B. C. "o he American Brick Co. baseball 10 l of Berlin will cross bats with and St. Mary's delegation of pIainyille boys 1rrow afternoon on the Berlin Iia- Lew q. bull 70 new men will appear in the cont i. c. lineup, it has been announce park y Manager Emond. He has sien- p J. Pettibone. hard hitting out sr, formerly with the New De- pt Ires of Bristol. and Kanure. who you .d brilliantly while with the Sub bette ne Base team of New London. Ft Harlow will he on the mound look Bencke will be behind the bat. Bits,