New Britain herald., 1925-07-11

for the coming year, which will be submitted to the board of finance at some future time. This bulget will be announced after action on it is taken by the finance board.
 The meeting was a long one, but outside of the above items, routine business consumed the entire time.
 Leaves On Auto Trip.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith of kensington will leave this afternoon on an automobile trip to northern New York state. They plan to visit the Thousand Islands and other points of interest before returning to their home. It is expected that the trip will consume about two weeks Ntll Collect Rubbish. The town teams will collect rub | bish in East Berlin and Berlin or Monday of next week. Residents arc requested to have this rubbish placed in containers along the roadside SC that the work may be done more eX' pedently. No back yard collections will be made.
 sunday School Picnic.
 A bright, sunshiny day greete, the children Of the kenslngtor Methodist church Sunday school to day, and large number left on tn picnic 10 Rockwell park. Bristol.
 st. Paul's Church
 Masses will be celebrated at s ant I1o o'clock tomorrow morning at St I'auls church, Kensington. Rev. w ID. Casey of Hartford will be 1T charge. Sunday school will meet a the usual hour,
 Sacred Heart Church
 Mass will be celebrated at o'clock tomorrow morning at Sacret Heart church, East Berlin. Rev John C, Brennan of kensington vii officistc. Sunday school will be hell at the usual time.
 Berlin Congregational
 The Older Boys class will meet a 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Tn regular service will be held at 10:4 o'clock and a sermon will be deliver cd bv Rev, Samuel A. Fiske, paste or tbe church. Sunday school WI meet at 1c o'clock, noon, and tn , Mems Bible class will meet at tn [ same hour in the Worthington Com munity house.
 , KcnsingtOn Methodist , "1he Real Riches How Much Al You Worth?" will be the theme r the sermon by Rev. May $. Loro the morning service tomorrow , the Kensington Methodist churr l The service will begin at lo;' . o'clock. The Sunday school depar Q ment will meet at the usual hon 1 The Epworth League will meet
 5. m. and the session vi" oe 6 cbarre of Miss Ruth Stromfors, IT d evening service will be held at t:' t o'clock. Rev. May Lord officiating f The regular midweck service :" Y he held ON Thursday evening al C n o'clock. The subject for Rihle stu' l. will be the second chapter Of q
 Book of Romans. The Junior l-eag
 will meet on Friday afternoon at l. o'clock. Il Kcnsington Congregational g The morning service will be he le at 1n.4S o'clock tomorrow. In | st absonse of the pastor, Rev. Nern n l., Phillips. who is on lis NRcatlc st the pulpit will be filled by Mir W. lg ter Carlson, senior at the 1' T. Divinity School. New Haven, of Carlson has had considerable
 perience in pulpit supply during Id course of study and is recognized st an able speaker
 1T. Sunday school will hn he'd ne l1c:1O ?. m. A feature Of the sess' a will be a report of the sessions of be Young Peoples Summer Conf"Ten
 held recently at the Connecticut I in ricultural College. Miss Barbara S b. ming, delegate from the church of the conference, will give the rep' nd The Sunday school will also cho It committee to arrange for the dy nual picnic.
 ,Xt There will be no meeting of
 Christian Endeavor society, the ret canization having suspended act - ties for the remainder of the sl
 mer.
 Funeral Plans Changed III The funeral of Mrs. Henry
 Colby. ST, who died early yester
 morning at her home on T.s
 Lane, BeF'in. will be held from
 Ifuneral parlors Of B. C. Port