New Britain herald., 1925-08-22

his going 10 the New Britain Gen. oral hospital for treatment. The in jury was not serious enough to cause him to be confined to bed
 Will Attend Services
 A group of 2n girls from the Pain,ille Camp Grounds will attend the morning service at the East Berlin Methodist church tomorrow and will be present at the session of tho Sunday school afterwards. Roy. Asa C. Fuller, pastor of the church, has arranged 10 take the entire com- pany of girls composing Tatapochon Camp Fire Of Wcstyile to East Berlin. Three chaperons will be on the party. The girls will furnish several musical numbers in the course Of their visit.
 Superintendent to speak
 Miss Mary Griswold. superintend- ont of schools. will speak at q meet ing of the Kcnsington League of Women Voters at the Konsingt on Grammar school next Tuesday eVe- nirg. All Kcnsington and Berlin womcn are invited to attend this meeting. which should prove to he highly interesting, Miss Griswold will have several impoHtant things to say regarding the school situation in the town.
 Toda>'s The Day
 Todays the day, With fair W eather the annual field day of the Kensington Community club should be a humdingcr Of time. There is small doubt that tho affair will be enjoyed by all who attend and 1t Is expected that practically every resident of Kcnslngton wilt visit the rcrcival avenue field at some time or other in tho course of inc alter noon. Of course the main event will be the baseball game between the AL K"nsington Juniors and the Pioneers Of PlainvilC, with another game between horny handed sons Of toil looming up as an after event. Refreshments will he on hand at the fc,d and games will hc played. Those athlptically inclined will have several events in which to partici- pate.
 Carnival Ends Tonight
 After a run of six successful nights tho carnival which has becn enter taining kensington people and resi- dents of other towns and cities in this vicinity. will pack ID and leave town, is cnga cement ended, Last might the crowds continued 10 pour into the various attractions. patron .ixing hcayily the many rides and .thrillcrs offered The rcfreshment booths did a large business. as did other concessions on the lot, To nigh will he the last chance 10 at tend the carnival and if is expected tha' the crowd will eclipse any seen so far this week.
 Ready For Reception The reception 10 friends and rela- ,tiNcs, to be held this afternoon and evening at Grange hall by Mir and Mrs. Claudc w. Stevens of kensing ton. will be one Of the largest social events of the season for Beriin. Fully 800 people are expected 10 at- tend the affair in the course of the proceedings and an invitation has been extended 10 all neighhors and friends in Kensington. New Britain or any other towns in this vicinity, Mir. Stevens said today that every one will he welcome. It has been impossible to send out special invi- tations, except to relatives, hut this does not mean that all friends are not welcome, according 10 Mir Stevens Vocal and instrumental music Nill he furnished in the after 1 noon and at night several entertain ment features will be offered, one of them being a dance, music being furnished by a well known New Britain orchestra.
 Mrs. George E. Green is in charge Of the decoration details and she Ina, arranged beautiful color scheme Refreshments will he served in inc basement of the Grange building. This affair will be held in honor oi the 18th wedding anniversary " of Mr and Mrs. Stevens.
 St. Pauls Church
 Masses will he celebrated at ant l0 o'clock tomorrow at St. Paull church, kens!ngton, Rev. W. n Casey of Hartford Will be in charge Sunday school will be held at thu usual hour.