New Britain herald., 1929-06-28

committee will be elected for the joint picnic of the Legion and Aux Hilary that will be held soon. The date and location of the picnic will be announced later.
 Vacation Bible School
 The Daily Vacation Bible school will open on Monday and continue daily sessions for two weeks, omit ting July and all Saturdays and Sundays. The class will be held in the kensington Congregational church and the kensington Meth odist church.
 The junior department, including children in Grades {. and and above, will meet in the Kensington Congregational church. The prim- ary department will meet at the kensington Methodist church. This includes the pupils of Grades 1. 2 and and those of kindergarten age.
 For those who wish transporta- tion to and from the school, cars will leave the following places at 9 o'clock in the morning: Rockers corner, Dunham's road, Upsons cor ner, and the West Lane section Anyone wishing information on transportation is asked to get in touch with Harold Upson of Ken sington.
 Summer Pastor Announced Rev. David Lewis Yale of Meri- dan hos haoo cocurad os tho rro.,H CT at the Berlin Congregational church for the summer while Rev. s. A. Fiske and family are in Eu- | rope. Mir. Yale is we'll known in this part of the state and is taking year from his active pastorate m Meriden. so is available for the sum- mer months in Berlin.
 Mir. Fiske plans to leave on July 6 and to leave Southampton on August 29 on his return. His for warding address will be Care of Thomas Cook and Son. Berkely street, Piccadilly. London, w. l., England"
 WorthingtOn Fire District The meeting of the Worthington 1 fire district will be postponed until the second week in July due to the ] fact that many members of the board are out of town on their va ! cations. The meeting will be held for the purpose of electing officers for the coming year and setting the tax rate in the district.
 Awarded Divorce William A. Dennis of East Berlin was awarded a divorce, in superior l court yesterday, from Leona A. (Riohards) Dennis. formerly of Hartford, on a complaint of intoler- | able cruelty. He claimed that his work kept him out nights and that his wife charged that he was going out with other women.
 l He stated that he was in fear of his life. as bottle of carbolic acid was missing from the home and Ee feared that he would be poisoned b. his wife. He would eat no food pre- i pared by her and finally left his l home. A son. born of the marriage is with Mrs. Dennis in East Berlin Dennis was represented by Atty Roger w. Davis
 elO.O0O Suit Decided
 William H. Hurst of Meriden wa. named defendant in $10.O00 sui some weeks ago as the result o, the death of Edward Slater of New. ington. who died after being hit b, fha HurSt oar paor tbo MiNA,n<Au,v road in Berlin. Yesterday the SUI. perior court decided that Hurst wa not guilty of criminal negligence ir the case and the suit was decided i' his favor. The case has attracted much attention in Berlin as Edward Slater, the man killed. was vel 1 known here. He was employed a the Bailey Manufacturing compar. in Berlin for about nine years
 Circus in Town
 For the first time in the history o the town a large circus has picked lot in Berlin for the erection of it hjg top and the various attraction that accompany the outht.
 A permit was issued to the Sells
 Floto circus late last night by Firs Selectman Leon G. Hall. The circ.n will be held at the Willow Brook b
 just this side of the New Britain line. | Early this morning the crew pu in its appearance at the field ant