New Britain herald., 1929-05-18

2 o'clock in the evening at the church. All young people are in- vited to attend.
 The evening service will be hell at 7:30 o'clock and the public is in- vited to attend. The subject will he The Master Has Come and Calleth For Thee"
 Sunday school workers are plan ming to attend the May rally of the New Britain council of religious workers at the Swedish Bethany church on Monday evening.
 Members of the Women's Holne Missionary society are preparing to send . lacge delegation to the d:s- trict convection in Trinity church in New Britain on Thursday evening. May g.
 Next F..iiity evening ti.ere will DC a program putting before the publi: the work of the deaconesses of the church. A playlet entitled. II Don't See Any Need" will be given as part of the program. The leading part in the play will be taken by Mrs. Carrie Reynolds, deaconess for the New Haven district. She will be assisted by local people.
 Mid-week services will be held at the church on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock. Tks public is ih- vited to attend this service.
 Directors slcetiMg
 The board of directors of the New Haven District Methodist Home for tf, Aged met at the kensington Methodist church yesterday after noon. The board held public meeting in the afternoon and pre- sented the needs of the cause to the people attending the meeting. Luncheon was served at noon to the members of the delegation.
 Large Attendance at MinstIcls
 About 150 residents were at the Berlin Grange hall last night, when the Berlin Boy Scout troop gave a minstrel show. The affair was great iy liked by the people and was given in . splendid manner. The program consisted of songs and solos by the boys. Dancing followed the play.
 Leave for Vermont
 Mir. and Mrs. George Gridley and Mir. and Mrs. Donald Montgomery left today for Lake Sunupek Vt., where they will spend the weekend.
 To Attend Field Day
 A large crowd left Tabs hall today 10 attend the field day of the Oak land Drum corps in Waterbury. The Tabs drum corps will participate in the exercises.
 Poiice on Duty
 Local police will report for traffic duty Sunday for the first time this year. They will direct traffic in Ber- lin and Kensington. Constables George Kanupka and Frank Brown will be at Woodrufrs corner and Constable Riche will be at Galpin's corner. He will be assisted by John Lewis of East Berlin, former con- stable. who has been engaged by the town to do traffic duty there. Con- 3tAUtS SVlO VIII uC Vl uuNy at Cpson's corner in Kensington. Traffic is heavy on the roads due to the good weather and the need of police has been noticed for the last two week-ends.
 State police are patrollinE the state roads in the town and will continue to do % for the remainder of the summer.
 Leaves Abeis' Garage
 John Bernado. assistant mechanic at Abefs garage, Berlin, has left the employ of that concern. It is ex- pected that he will open . garage of his own in the near future.
 Smash at Upsoa's Corner
 Two automobiles came together at Upson's corner last night at about s:30 o'clock. badly damaging both. Constable George Kanupka investi- gated and, as the drivers agreed to settle for damages. no arrests were made. The men drove of and their names were not obtained.