New Britain herald., 1925-07-25

of the most interesting games to be | see so far this season on the local diamond it is expected. It is said | that the Cardinals have in their | lineup three former college stars and that the Hartford team is bent on taking tomorroW's game from the Kensington squad. kensington holds one game over the Capital city team at the present time.
 Row About a Sign?
 A Kensinston resident, upon see ing the police warning in last nights edition of the "Herald'' asked, "Why don't the selectmen place large sign on each side of the rail- road bridge in Kensington, facing the road with the word Danger printed in large letters upon it? That would slow 'em up This suggestion appears to be a good ono and might serve 10 cut 1 down the accident risk considerably. It is a fact that something regard ! ing this dangerous point should be done and it is thought that, inas- much as traffic policeman could not he stationed there all day, a sign would do a great deal i At any rate the board of select mon might consider that proposl- ton. according 10 popular sentiment.
 Win Appear In Court Victor Morley of Hartford was ar rested last night on the turnpike hy Officer Orvillc Nentres on charges of driving without an operators li- ccnse and without registration for
 lis car. He will appear in the Berlin court Tuesday evening. When Morley was stopped by tho noiiccman he was unable 10 produce
 either the license or the rcgistra-
 ton.
 League of women voters
 "EduCat.nn". will be the subject
 of a talk by Miss Mary GriSwolh.
 sunerintcndcnt uf the RcrIin public
 schools, al next months meeting Of
 the KcnSington League of Women
 Voters, which will he held on Aug
 uet % at < ?. m. Current events aHiI also hc discussed al this srs- rsion, which will he held at the Ken
 sington Grammar school. Si. PaUl's Church. Masses will hc celebrated at 2 anti , 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at Si' paurs church, I<onsintEon. Rev. w n. Csey of Hartford will h" 1T
 charge. Sunday school will follow
 the scrviCcs.
 Sacred Heart Church Mass at the Sacred Heart church l EaH Ecrlin, will he celebrated at , o'clock tomorrow morning, Rev. J . C. Brennan of KenSington will bc 1T s charge. Sunday school will be heIt | at the usual hour.
 n Berlin Congregational. | The regular morning service vii | he held tomorrow morning at lo:A ,. o'clock at the Berlin Congregations t church. Rev. Samuel A. fiske vii c deliver the sermon of the morning
 Other Sunday activities have boei - discontinued for the summ" mont hs.
 Q KenSington Congregational,
 The morning service tomorrow 3 u the Kensinston Congregations U church will be held at 10:45 o'clock
 Rev. A. P. SoIandt of Plantsville wi ' conduct the service and will preac
 the sermon of the morning. The reg
 ular session of the Sunday schoc d will be held at 1":10 ?. m. n The annual Sunday school picni
 will be held on Saturday, August !, The following committee has bee l. appointed by the school to make al l. engagements for the affair: A. Gilbel > Johnson, Marion Hart, Joseph
 Wilson, Helen Nelson and Lyman V
 Hall.
 o. Kpnsing1on Methodist. is Light is eown for the righteous le win be the text of the sermon r. Rev. May B. Lord at the mornir in service at the Kensington Methodi l. church tomorrow. The EpWori n, League will meet at o'clock in Il III evening and the regular eveni1 CT service will be held at 7:So o'Clo' y, under the direction of Rev. Mi T. Lord
 " There is but one activity schedule
 for next week. that being the regul
 midweek service. which will he he III on Thursday evening al 7:4S ocloc i'll The subject for Bible study will ne Romans ".