New Britain herald., 1925-09-11

mond. James B. Ellsworth. Mrs. James B. Ellsworth, Douglas De- Mers, Mrs. Douglas DeMers, George E. Green, Mrs. George E. Green, Harold Skinner, Mrs. Harold Skin ner, Miss Phyllis Senning, Miss Della Grasse and Claude w. Stevens, mas ter of the Grange.
 Worker Is Injured
 Lee Belts. 40 years of age, an employe at the Stiles and Reynolds Brick yard, was severely cut about the face and injured internally yes- terday, when he was accidentally knocked over while unloading a gravel car of the type commonly used in brick yards. Dr. Matthew Griswold of kensington attended the injured man and had him taken to the New Britain hospital, where it was reported today that he was resting comfortably.
 The car involved in the accident started down the track loaded with clay. It struck Betts, who was knocked down.
 Christian EndeavOr Social
 The Christian Endeavor society of the kcnsington Congregational church will hold a dog and corn roast at West Peak tomorrow eve- ming, The party will leave the church at G;30 o'clock in the eve ming and will return late in the evc- ming, It is expected that there will be large attendance.
 Routine Business Discussed
 Routine business was discussed at the meeting of the Berlin Sons of Veterans association last night at the community house. It is expected that definite plans for the coming season will be completed within a short time.
 "Ics, We Have No Politics!"
 The headline of this article, to use the words of an old song, seems to sum up the political situation in the town of Berlin. With both the re- publican and democratic caucuses coming soon, the townspeople seem- ingly take no more interest than if they were months away. The dem- oCrats have made no announcement of their intentions and the G. 0. P. has done little more.
 The water has boiled out of the political pot and unless more is add ed the election meat will probably burn. Never before in the history of the town has there been so little in terest manifested in a coming town election. Even the officials them selves are not unduly excited about the situation.
 To Resume Activities Regular activities will be resumed for the fall and winter months, at the Kensington Congregational church. An added feature of the Sunday program will be the new hour for the meeting of the Young Mems Sunday school class. This class will meet in the future at lr o'clock in the morning, according to an announcement made today by Rev. Vernon L. Phillips. Rev. Mir Phillips will conduct this class which is composed of young men between the ages of 16 and 23 years. The study of advanced Sunday schoo 1 lessons will be continued.
 Baseball Game Tomorrow
 The Kensington Congregations church baseball team will meet thu All-Kensington Juniors tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the Perciva avenue field. This will be the hna game of the season for the churcl team. Preceding the game tn, team will elect captain and a man ager for the next season.
 Corn Roast Tonight
 The opening event of the seasol for the Warrington Communit, Center association, a corn and ho dog roast, will be held this eveninl at the community grounds. The af fair is scheduled 10 begin at o'clock and games. athletic events dancing and an entertainment ar on the program. The affair will b open to all residents Of the distric and will he free.
 Fast Berlin Items Mir. and Mrs. Walter McCrum ant daughter of Cuba. are the guests 0 Mrs. Arthur NcCrum of Main street
 Mir. and Mrs. r. B. Stevenson have returned to their home O Wilcox avenue after spending week with relatives in Greensboro