New Britain herald., 1925-04-18

in the course of the next few months and that there will be a large at tendance at each, from New Britain, Meriden and Berlin.
 Boys Attending Conference
 A group of boys from the Ken sington Congregational church are in Colinsville today attending the Cider Boys conference, which is being held in that place. The con ference began yesterday and it is expected that the kensington dele gates will return late this afternoon or this evening. Those attending from Kensington are Henry Clark, Burton Griffith. Harmon Carlson, Norman Holmgrcn and Goodwin Holmgren.
 They arrived by automobile and are now under the leadership Of Elmer T. Thienes, executive secre- tary of the Hartford County Y. NJ c. A.
 The Kensington delegates to the Girls conference which is being held in Wethersfield, are under the lea dership of Mrs. Harold Epson, their Sunday school teacher. They will remain through the conference, re- turning to Kcnsington sometime this evening.
 Herbert II. Damon
 The funeral of Herbert II. Damon of Berlin, who died at his home Tuesday night, was held yesterday afternoon at the Berlin Congrega- tional church. The auditorium oi the church was crowded with rela- tives and friends and there was q profusion of floral tributes. Rev Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the church, conducted the service and musical selections were rendered or the organ by Professor Edwin F I.aubin. organist at the Asylum Av. cLuc church in Hartford. Professor Laubin was formerly organist at the South Congregational church in New Britain and was a friend of MT Damon. The pail bearers were Wal. ter l.. Atwatcr, Emil o. Shjerdcn Arthur Wilcox of Brooklyn, Leland W. Gwatkin, Arthur II. Bushnell anG Ncntrcs Clarke of New Britain. Bu. rial was in Maple cemetery.
 Junior Endeavor Service
 The Junior Endcavor society O the Berlin Congregational churcl will hold special service at the church tomorrow night at ' o'clock This service will be open to tho public and it is hoped that the at, tendance will be large. An interest ing program is promised. one of the features being a stereopticon lecture on the work and life of Miss Caro- line SeweIl, who has done a grea deal of work among the children il China. She has been given the name of "Thc Children's Missionary by her many admirers in this coun try. This lecture promises to he O great educational value to resident! of Berlin. who should avail them selves of the opportunity of hearing this talk.
 Fish Running Good Sized
 Fishermen in the Blue Hills dis trict are reporting some pretty goo, catches of late. Trout arc abundan in the streams and it is said tha some good sized ones are boin' pulled out Of the brooks in that sec tion of the town. No unusual catchc have been made 10 date.
 Conlon Coming Back
 It was stated today that John Con lon, "The Mayor of Blue Hills" wi bc back after the T. A. B. set baci team before many moons have gon ty. John has decided to pleat guilty to the charges lodged agains him and has no alibis. The mayo has taken a commendable attitud toward the affair of Thursday eve ming, but he can be compared 10 tn Spartan Boy and the wolf for hi silence. Just when the next sessio will be held is not known, but was said today that "the mayor" ha visited the New Britain library 1 search Of treatises on the gentle al Of playing set back. His team wi ] probably have several tough work 1 cuts in the near future.
 KCnsinEtOn Methodist Church
 Rev. May B. Lord, pastor of th l church, will deliver tho sermon 2 the morning service tomorrow 6