New Britain herald., 1926-06-09

that the Connecticut company which operates a bus line service over this route during the weekdays owes it 10 the public to make accommoda- tions for the fans on Sunday. If it is possible to act within the law the club may have other buses and give free transportation.
 Every effort wil be made, how ever. to bring the Connecticut Com pany to terms before any change is made. The company at the present time is holding the attitude that it would be a financial loss for it to run busses on Sunday, but the club lis willing to assume any deficit the company will suffer If it will send busses to the field during the hours of the game.
 Horse Believed Stolen
 What is believed to be the first case of horse stealing in years oc- cured yesterday morning from the barn of Peter Haber living in the 'south end of the town near the Westfield line.
 Haber had bought the horse dur ing the day and had put it in the barn. The barn door was fastened securely and the animal was tied in the stall. When Mir. Haber called at the barn this morning to view his new pride, he found the door Iopen, and the horse missing. That Ithe horse was stolen seems apparent. It is q bay horse and a request is made asking anyone that sees him Ito send information to Town Clerk A. l.. Woodruff or Mir. Haber.
 Cleanup Campaign On
 Three trucks have been hired by the town to take care of the clean up campaign which is to get under way tomorrow morning and will be continued for two days. A request has been made that the residents of the town have their rubbish in front Of their property early tomorrow morning.
 Residents in the fire district of Berlin, Kensington and East Berlin are eIlSlplt TOT tulS StlNltt.
 Children's Day Sunday
 Childrens day will be observed next Sunday at the Kensington Methodist church. Since the chil- dren's day services will begin at II o'clock the usual Sunday school ses- sion will not be held. All children taking part are requested to be pres ent at 10:45 o'clock.
 Chamber of Commerce
 A movement is now underway for the formation of q Chamber of Commerce in Kensington which in time is expected 10 include several Berlin and East Berlin stores Gtana G5 Ronketty of kensington is spon- soring the movement.
 There are several stores in the town and it is believed that move ment that would bring them togeth- CT into a single organization would be step in the right direction Plainyi,le. a town with population of about G,0O0. has a Chamber of Commerce while Berlin, KenSinGton and East Berlin nearly equal Plain vile in population but has no cen- tral organization.
 The first movement will probably be the organization of board of trade which when under way will give way to a Chamber of Com merce.
 Briefs
 Several ladies of St. Paul's church arc planning a lawn festival during the latter part of this month. The date will be announced later.
 The Social Five" will be enter- tained at the home of Mrs. Frank Colby during the latter part of this month.
 Sacred Heart devotion will be held in St. Paul's church Friday eNe- ming.
 Victory Belden is home after a weeks visit with relatives in New Haven.
 East Berlin Items
 The strawberry shortcake supper to be held tomorrow evening, will be held in the basement of the Methodist church instead of the Community banquet hall as origin ally announced. It was decided yes terday to make this change as most of the necessary equipment for the event is in the church. The ladies will serve from 6:50 o'clock until 1880 o'clock.
 Members of the local Community club will meet with the Berlin club