New Britain herald., 1929-06-18

woman in each of the cars to lool; after the children.
 Each pupil will bring his own lunch, and ice cream and soda may be bought at the park.
 The party will leave for home at about 7:30 o'clock in the evening. Any one who has not been ap- preached for the use of his car and who wishes to offer it s asked to get in touch with E. 0. Shjerdin, superintendent of the Sunday school who will be in charge of the group.
 The picnics have been annual af- fairs for tho past few years and have met with the approval of the parents and, needless to say. with the heartiest approval of the pupils attending them.
 Return From Vacation
 Miss Anna Giana of Kensingtor and Mrs. E. g. Gerrity of Kensing. ton have returned after spending the past week at Pine Grove. Attend Commencement
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney Cowles and Mrs. c. Fred Johnson and two daughters, Sarah and Helen. oi Remington are attending the com mencement exercises at Wheaton college. Miss Blanche Johnson and Miss Lois Cowles will be graduated from the college tomorrow night.
 Tabs Corps Plays
 The Tabs drum corps of Kensiny. ton played at the opening night ol the St. Joseph's carnival in New Britain last night. It was in | light truck and paraded around tn, city. Several numbers were played at the grounds and met with ap. proval from those attending ths carnival.
 Visiting Town MT. and Mrs. John Anthony ol Maiden, Mass. formerly of Kensing ton. were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. C. B. Baldwin of kensingtor yesterday. Whist Thursday 4 public whist will be held Thurs. day afternoon at 2 o'clock at ths Worthington Community house un der the auspices of Emma Har Willard chapter, D. A. R. The pro ceeds will go to the Beckley ceme tery fund. The public is invited tt attend. Tables may be reserved ir advance from Mrs. E. O. Shjerden Miss Alice Houston or Mrs. E. w Stearns.
 Judge Griswold III Judge c. G. Griswold of Berlin ii confined to his home on account O illness. He will be unable to ap pear in court tonight and Depu!! Judge E. w. Mildrum of East Der lin will take his place.
 Need Of Street Signs Many of the residents in the tow: feel that the installation of electric signs to regulate traffic on the mai, road would be a much better sys tenn than the present one of havint ftrafic officers on duty. There woul' be some system at all times durini the week, while at present there i no one on duty except Sundays Traffic every day in the week | quite heavy, and many near smash ups and . few crashes are due t the lack of traffic regulation dur ing the week. The heat of the sum mer is intense at most times tha the officers are on duty. and, witl the light system, the officers coul; patrol more road than they are nov able to. The matter has been broach ed to the selectmen in the past an, 1t is thought that some action vii be taken on 1t in the near future. Strawberry Festival l The members of the Kensingtol Congregational church will serve { strawberry supper at the churcl Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock The public is invited.
 East Berlin Items l The graduating class of 1929 will holds it's class night exercises thi evening at the Hubbard school. Tn program will include the reading Q i, the class will and class history. Onl parents of the graduates may at tend owing to lack of room. The Knights of Pythias will mec this evening at 8 o'clock at thet rooms at Community hall. The picnic to be held by the mem bt rs of the Progressive Reading Cir clc will be held on Tuesday. June 2i