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local delegates to the annual state convention of the American Legion ladies auxiliary which will be held in Bridgeport, July 24, 25 and 26.
 Berlin Congregational Church / The older boys class will hold it's service at 10 a. m. and following this at l0;45 o'clock there will be the regular morning worship. Tho pastor, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, will preach at this service. At 3 D. nj. the final meeting of the Junior so- clety will be held
 Kensington Congregational Church
 The regular Sunday morning ser vice of worship will be led by the pastor, Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, at | l0:45 o'clock. This will be follow by Sunday school at 12 o'clock.
 Kcnsington Methodist Church
 The annual Children's Day exer- cises will be held tomorrow morn ing at 10:30 o'clock. The comittee in charge has been working hard and the children have been faith 1 fully preparing an interesting pro- gram in which those from the vari- GUS departments of the school will take part. Any parents having chil- dren for baptism are asked to 1om- municate with the pastor and Bring them for baptism at this service,
 Tn. FpVorth league service will be at 6;45 2. m This will be inter estine meeting with capable leader
 Al the evening worship service at 7:30 o'clock he speaker will be q member of The Gideons. This is en organization of travelling salesren which has for many years been en- saged in the work of placing copies of the Bible in hotel rooms through out the country. The speaker will tell about the organization and the work that it is doing.
 On Wednesday afternoon the Ladies Aid society will hold a food sale in the church parlors Good things 10 eat will be on sale The | public is invited to attend
 The rid-reek prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 7:3o o'clock will be in charge of Rev. Vernon L, Phillips. pastor Of the kensington ! Congregational church.
 The church choir will meet for rehearsal on Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 St. Paul's Church l Masses Of St Paul's church to- morrow will be celebrated al the usual hours of :. 5. and 10 o'clock Sunday school will follow the last mass. Tn. marx at the Sacred H.a II parish ln East Berlin will be al g q. m,
 Wilcox at Trinity
 Major Frank l.. Wilcox ot Berlin was in attendance at the annual meeting Of the board of trustees o- Trinity college held yeserday at the college in Hartford.
 He vas particularly honored hy being chosen one of two spokesmcr selected by the trustees to deliver 8
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Sunday morning in the absence of M-. Lo1.,-. ~-ho iz attending his class reunion at Wooster college in Ohio.
 The teachers and officers in the Sunday school and members of the religious education committee will have an important business meet ing in the parish house on Thurs day evening.
 Tha Woman's federation 7lll have the a~-- ot is aIl-day s5v.1E meet ings Thursday at the home. Of Mrs. Mary Stephenson of Ptd7'0@o hUL Sewing will begin at 11 o'clock in the morning, Each orc is asked to bring ona article of food Those de sirinG transportation aro asked to get in touch with Miss Norton
 Baptist Church
 Morning worship at -n.45 o'clock. Rev. Dr. \. D. KandricE. pastor, w.ll take for his topic The Glory Of Mid-L.te' There olll ba the usua. 1 junior service. Bible school at 12so5 p. m. Combined Young People g ] meeting and evening serrtce at -.30 Fo'clock.
 The mid-veea prayer meetings vii, be omitted during the summer months
 Church Of Our saviour Church school ln the rarish house at n q. m. ChiIdrenz church with Rev Lincoln E. Frye q. .o..40 q. m. Morning prayer with sermon at - o'clock. Oflestory solo, Consider and Hear Me" by Wooler, sung by Edward g. Lachey
 Methodist Church Morning worship at 1o.45 o'clock. Sermon by Rev, !. A. Ball, pastor. whose topic will he "Ambassado for Christ" Church school d 2-45 a. m Epworth .saEUe a. p. r1.- Mss Boris FurreE vii! te the lead er Evening ser}--e at : o'clock. An address will ba gwen by the pasta. on The Advan.1rss of Society" Cathcnc Church
 Masses will h4 celebrated tomor- TOW morning at 5 and In o'clock at the Church of OHr Lady ot Mercy.
 Rebenah Card Party
 Martha Rebekah lodge Will hold card party Monday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock in Grange hall on Pierce street Both whist and bridg will he played Prizes will he awar1- d the winners and refreshments served An interesting time IS prom ised all In attandaNca. All are wei comcd
 1 surprise Iisit
 Abou- s members and friends 0l the Bap,Ist church paid q su-prisa visit n the form Of 2 house warm ing 10 MT end Mrs Clinton J. Nor, al their now home or East street last evening. On behalf of thos, present. A, ". Thomasen presented Mir. and Mrs. sNorsa with a hand some fire screen Games and the singing O. old songs were eniovea.
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Milwaukee, Minn, are visiting MT. Kellogg father and mother, who live at 22 High street in this city The couple travelled here by motor- cycle. the distance of 1.2Uo miles having been covered in four days
 The kelloGgs are visiting other friends in this section Of the coun- try and plan 10 return 10 Milwaukee Tuesday
 Mayor to Toss First Ball
 Mayor " Raymond Crumb will throw the first ball Of the Anerical Leglon' s inaugural Of the county baseball season at 4Iuzzv field at &.3o o'clock this afternoon. when the first Of 8 series Of elimination contests will be held Coach Tom my Monahan will probably select the following men 10 start the seq son: Porter Or Rajotte. pitch And. Palau catch. Kelley. Somstroenl. Kwi'kowski. Pratt and Smolenski. lnfieldcrs; and Otto PaIaU. DiGio- TannL LobeE LaPonre. MonahaH and klAich. outrelders
 f has been explained hg Coacu NolahaH that Legion league players gre allowed 10 play with other teams during the season kwltEow- ski and Andy Palau are members of the Maple Ends and West Ends of. the City league, respectively
 To Give Instruction
 Life Guards Alfred McCue and Alexander Benecick Of Rockwell park will give swimming instruction 10 children al the lagoon starting Monday and continuing through the . reason. The Red Cross method. m which both men have been drilled. will be utilized
 McCue's duties at the lagoon will commence tomorrow afternoon Benecick has been stationed thcrs since June c.
 City League Games
 The Nea- Departures will DartIcl- pate .n both ends Of the only dou- b-eheader scheduled in the Ci-- baseball league tomorrow afternoon at Muzzy field beginning at 2 0 clock. when they meet the West Ends I3 . the second tilt Of the afternoon the Endees will pair of with the Eagles of TerryvilLe. Clyde Waters wIll hold the indicator
 Circus Day
 June IS will be circus day for tn. Federal Hill kindergarten. The ticket men the balloon men. the pea nut men, elephants. camols. monkey: and all the rest of the animals viii be rhera. Tn fact everything that goes 10 make a circus will be pro. vlded for the children.
 Granted Divorce S.arla Rideout Of Bristol was sranted a divorce from Franccr Hunter RIdeout of Maine on grounds Of adultery yesterday afternoon ia . superior court He said that while ln Portland November 2G. 1922. he found her with another man. Mrs. i Fldeout had left him n Phillips, Me. in June. 1928. They were married in Bower. \. H, on March s, 1924 $. Russell Mink appeared for the ! plaintiff
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hel'-boys' chorus.
 Presentation of Adele Murray award.
 Chorus Song Of the saber" by Qfenbach-class.
 America-bv all.
 Salute to the hag-Graduatins class
 March-Mrs Edna $. Damon.
 Childrcn's Day Exercises
 An elaborate program for the ob- servance Of Children's Day at the kansington Congregational church has been arranged for the morning service tomorrow al l0:30 o'clock and a final rehearsal of the mem bers who will take part has been called for this afternoon al o'clock at the church.
 The entire service will be given over to the children as is the usual custom on this day. The singing for the service will be by the junior choir and repertoire of new music has been planned for the occasion. The program for this service will be
 Hymn, Brightly Cleans our Ban ner"
 Scripture reading from tn. 23rd psalm.
 Invocation by the pastor, Rev. AL Ian Dcdd,
 Greetings Donald Austin.
 Song by the junior choir, Jesus wants me for a Sunbeam
 Greetings, by primary superintend- eut. Mrs. R A Williams. by Marjorie Johnson.
 Recitation, Let us Rejoice" by Roy Fielding wants me for sunbeam.
 Baptism cervlcs
 Song by the junior choir Jew els"
 Recitation, Advice by Mary Jane DcWolfe.
 Recitation, God is Love" by Thomas Buxton,
 Harold Norton and Ernest Wells. Beginners exercise, Sweet, Cheery and Gay"
 Recitation, My Resolve Fred die Buxton.
 Recitation. Staying Awake, Dorothy Harri-.
 Recitation I'd Like to Be a Hero-it Pays" by stephen Kay ser and Gertrude Maselli
 Song, This Is My Father World"
 Exercise. Speak Kindly Words, by Doris Eagerly. Florine Day, and Lillian Ander-on.
 Recitation, "Children's Days the Best" by William Hull
 Recitation, Why" by Virginia Wells. Recitation, They Are So Long. by John Dodd.
 Recitation, If You Want to be Happy" by Barbara Steed ! Recitation, "Jesus's Way" by Robert Johnson.
 sons. I'm Going to Take Tour Picture" by Dorothy Harris. Recitation, Just Right by Nir- ] einia Goodwn i Tableu. entitled. Children Of Long | Ago," by John Dood, Donald Brown. verna Hultsrsn, and Clt' ford Dodd
 Recitation, The Fishers Lad" bl William Dodd.
 Recitation. God Is Love b! Louise De Wolfe.
 Offertory "Narcissus," by Mona ! Parkinson and James Austin. Jr. with response by the primary de partment,
 Recitation. This Is the Day w Love" by Mabel Fielding
 Recitation, Gods Word" b, Gloria Haddock. Adele Lukasiewicz and Muriel Record.
 Recitation The Fathers Gar den" by Mona Parkinson.
 Recitation. The Best Way b1 ] Mary Lukesiewicz.
 Song, Savior Like d shepherd : BenediCtion.
 Class PiCrics
 Members of the eighth grade clas: of the Berlin Junior high school will hold their annual picnic Tuesday ! afternoon al the upper reservoir. Iht graduating class of the same schoo will have it's picnic next Thursday 1 afternoon at the same spot
 Auxiliary Elects Delegates Mrs. Elsie Schotield and Mrs. Pau Stang were elected last night as the
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
TAG DAY PLANNED
 FOR LIBRARY FUND
To Be Held in Connection With
 Festival July 1
S96,WO MARK IS REACHED
Funeral of Miss Adella Johnson
 To Provide Work for Unemployed
 -Rebekah Card Party Monday Platnyillc Team Plays Tomorrow.

1 An announcement vas made toddy i that a. tag day would be held on ! July i in connection with the straw berry festival on the George D. Mas ] tin property for the benefit of the i library building fund. The day will officially mark the time when the Mastin property comes into posses sion Of the town.
 All those successfully tagged will i receive d small tag on which will be a miniature reproduction Of the Mastin building. Post cards are to be printed showing a cut of the old homestead and will be placed on sale at the festival and afterwards. In connection with the strawberry festival on July ], an attractive pho- 1 tograph has been taken of the Mas tin homestead and will be enlarged ! framed and placed in the new li- l brary. The committee in charge Of { the festival plans to put posters ] around town in store windows and elsewhere giving notice Of the fes- 1 tival. Later on First Selectman James Simpson will see that large 1 Gx4 sign is erected on the prem ! ises to notify passersby
 Mrs. C. R. Clark. chairman of the festival committee, reports that all preliminary work has been compIet- ed, while Mrs. F. T. Wheeler reports that over S36,0 has been raised to- ward the library fund.
 The festival will start in the after I.- r evening. All sorts Of novelties will be on sale In the evening the peo- pie will he entertained by a band concert. r promises 10 be one Of the most successful social affairs of the year
 II. S. Officers Active
 The officers of the 1880 graduating class Of the Plainville high school have been very active in school ac- tivitics for the past four years and are popular with their classmates Fred Wagner, president Of the class. is also an honor pupil During the past winter he proved to be one of the best basketball ccnters ever to enroll at the school. He outplayel all Of his opponents and was one of the leading scorers on the team which won the Western Connecticut league championship.
 Alice Peterson, vice president. has been hard worker at the school and is also an honor pupil. She is q sis ter Of Carl Peterson. who captured the Phillips H. Lord cup last year.
 Theresa Dillon, treasurer, is an other honor pupil and has participant ed in many school events. Betty Jew cit. secretary has been selected to read the class history, Her name has been mentioned frequently in con- nectlon with high school affairs.
 Advent Christian Church
 Morning worship at 1o.I5 o'clock. Harry Finder will be the speaker. Church school al 12;o5 ?. n. ChlI- drens Day program at '. m. The members Of the Sunday school will present a pageant entitled Love , Gifts"
 Congregational Church
 Rev. Francis T. Cooke. pastor of the First Congregational church Of Bristol rilI preach at the Sunday morning service al I6:45 o'clock. The topic Of his sermon will he Successful Failures" Ralph L. Baldwin. supervisor of music in the schools of Hartford and father Of Mrs McCray, will be the organist
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
WINS TITLE AGAIN
For the second Successive Tmc, Mrs. Thomas Hucknall of Stam- fcrI is state Champion.

Waterbury. Conn June 14-UP) For the second successive year. Mrs. Thomas EuchnaII Of Wood1ay Country club. Stamford held the Connecticut womon's golf champion- ship today having defeated Mrs Hl1eI r >IarceIlo of Hartford 5 and n the o5-hols final round at the coun'-v club here yesterday.
 Tho Stamford woman's puttlne provided 7he measure ot difference between the players Mrs Hncknau calned a 'our-stroke lead IT rhe first -l largely through shooting four successive one-nutr holes.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
7ARLOR TRICK GOES WRONG

Woonso0ler. R. !. June 4 lCF1 Theodore Barry hoasted among his renertotre e. p2r.or tricks that Of appearln1 hv an&cal Illusion. to aa' fire. Gasoline which he he'd .r his mouth lsnitsd when he held 8 match before i, burning hra seriously
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Refreshments were served
 Meet Avon Team
 1 good battle is in store for bass ball Caoa toaaorrow al the high school field when the strong AL Plaiavilla nine clashes with the Avon town team. The visiting team has sc5rcd victories over some Of the best teams in the state and ia confident o5 putting a crimp 10 ths winning streak Of the locals.
 This will be he lasl home gan.o c; the Pl3invu-- team on the hi4l school field due j. its aarcunc.d 10 the Creat eXpanza Of bringing teams h--e. Manager IurphE will start his strongest Hneup In anticipation Of 2 toagh h----a, The umpire will E-t the san2- underway at , 0 clock.
 Funeral of Nils johnson
 IJ0 r-a) gee-.caz for Miss Adel.a M. Johnson. 51. cf M.ddlotovn. a former resident Of pla.nwue, will be hold tai- afternoon if -:"U o'clock a. the funeral par.ors ot ". A.. ] Fallev (. Co. T2a@ Arthur 1 Ball. j pastor Of the PIanviua Methodist church. wiII oMicla'e. Burial will .. jn W'st cemetery. r. Help Unea1ployed
 First Se.actman James Simpson announced totar that Q thrae-day schedule for -or-n emp.oya5 would be adopted next vae., in ar attempt D aid soale Of the rcemploved who have applied 10 the selec-man for work. 4 large number os men have called 2t the to1n hall asking TOT scma form ot employment. The schedule will not arply 10 the men 2 vho are e wort; fer the town the var round.
 The board 0: a-..g-men has ra- ce.Eed many 1pP..-+.ors for work since -ha Hor.E Of repairing ros Ie has been started As many men as possible arg employed under the ap- FropriacIo0. md -o -aka care og more the three-d1r schedule ls pa- c.ssarv.
 S2npor Tonight A supper g.u he served a. the El<s' club rooms or West N4.n street this eren.nr The public is invited
 Recital Tomorrow The pupils Of F. Albert White viii presen- an interesting program zt the second annual recital festival tomorrow afternoon a the studio la Flalnvlue. The program ~.u be az follows.
 ''Car1cnc.ta" .......... -h~r-7scr
 Esther L.r:.-v Pirates BolL" ......... Watson Pretty Roseblds" .... Hopkins
 James Nl.,er-ea . -Nalse Miniature" .-..... Ewing
 Virginia W-ga. Pride 0. the Re1.n,ent CraHlnond William Tora- 1 Black H1w.s W1.>z" ...... Walsh
 He.-r Ecvsr 1 Melody os Love- ..-. E-Cslmauu
 Lois Wu,1rd 'Tha Sa--e.- .......... Fco'aine
 T-rc--v Nor. . Ripping W-.ess" DllaD Anthony
 Es,a-r Lasley Helen rcror ! "lI~.l t- -l.u,zlr-" llue-I Schubert
 ueeorhy Kor5. Los Willard 1 Co15o.@-on' ....... Mondelssohu Dorothy horb
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Racitsl Tnnlnrro,..

The pupils cf F. Albsrt White olil presan- m interesting program zt the second annual recital festival tomorrow afternoon a +he studio ln Plalny.lle. The program ~lI hr az follows.
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HELD IN MER|DEN AS T|PSY DRIVER
Ihree Hurt in AcCident-Ken-
 sington Man Arrested
PROGRAM OF GRADUATION
G AerciseS to Be Held Wednesday y
 Evening-Children Day at Meth
 odist Church Tomorrow-Mishap at upson's Corner.

Joseph Bafonl ot -i- arWlI4s toIi avenue. kenslngton. was taken into -ustody by the Meriden police short bv after midnight and charged with drunken driving when his car crash ed into one that was parked al the rurb In front Of the Blue Ribbon garage on Colony street, Merlden. MIh Baroni at the time of the acci- Eent were six passengers.
 Fortunately. no one recelV1d b1orc than slight injuries, although Earoni's car suffered considerable Camage. Louis Nadine, who va.
 passenger in the front seat with Baroni. vas the most seriously in- tured and he vas attended by the hieriden police surgeon, pr. simeon l. Cohen, who found t necessary 70 ake three stitches in a gash sus- aimed in the mans cheek, presum E ply from flying glass. Nadalina as later arrested and charged with tntoxication.
 Mrs. Baroni, wife of the driver 1ustainod deep cuts on her left leg End hand, and her daughter Anita Fuffnrcd q deep gash in her let' high. These injuries were dressed )Ly Dr John E Stoddard of Meriden
 Mrs Mary Guia and her small daughter and Miss Adele Baroni, the Ether occupants of the wrecked ma khine, escaped injury, as did tht Eriver.
 The damage 10 Baronl's machine consisted of smashed front lenders ront wheels. and radiator. The bther car. owned by Charles Hag. Eerty of Meriden. received consider B ble damage to the left rear fendei end left rear wheel.
 slight Accident
 A slight accident which occurr"j ebout o'clock last night at Lpson'' tcrner resulted in little damage tc he autos involved, and the driver! pE the two machines, Samuel Clp tetti of kensington and Ednart NacCutcheon Of Jefferson street lainville, were allowed 10 proceer after Constable George Kanupka hat made the usual police investigation
 Graduation Exercises
 The annual graduation exercise bf the Berlin Junior High schoo will be held next Wednesday evening bt s o'clock in the Berlin town hall The number of graduates. q list 0 Fphom will be published soon. is ex eCted to reach above the so mark hnd an elaborate program has beet arranged as follows:
 March-Mrs. Edna S. Damon.
 Invocatlon-Rev Edgar E. Wilson pastor Of the East Berlin Methods thurch.
 Chorus-"send Out Thy Light kGounod) od)-graduating class.
 Address Of Welcome Blanch, Murray, honor pupil.
 Glass song Words written b. Blanche Murray. and music by kV Eukers,
 Address-Rev. Vernon L. Phillips pastor Of Kensington Congregations church.
 Chorus" sIeepers Wake" CBach |class
 Presentation of diplomas b Daniel Killarney chairman Beriil echool committee
 Chorus (a) Song of the Melol Patrh" by Largett-class.
 tb) Get Away From Dis Con
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Class PiCniCs

Members of the eighth grade class of the Berlin Junior high school. will hold their annual picnic Tuesday afternoon al the upper reservoir. The graduating class of the same school will have it's picnic next Thursday afternoon at the same spot.
 Auxiliary Elects Delegates
 Mrs. Elsie Schotield and Mrs. Paul Stang were elected last night as the
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S2Dysnv Tonight

\ supper 1.I. he served a the kiHs' club rooms on West Man street rhis t-enlnr The public is invited
New Britain herald., 1930-05-08
Petitioner Is Tardy
 In Zone Change Plea

The board Of adjustment was in session for less than 15 minutes last night making final disposition Of one ease and continuing two others.
 l. E. D Angelo was given q permit 10 enlarge a business and residence building at Elm and Hurlburt streets after Architect Max ! Unkelhach had explained plans for the work. Concazio Di Michele who had asked for q zone char- from residence 10 business, at Myrtle and Burritt streets. asked and was allowed Q continuance. Frank J. 1lalczynskl came into city hall , minutes late and met members of the board 1eav- ing the building. As q result, he must wait one month 10 be heard fn his application for permit to extend his public garage at 465 Allen street
New Britain herald., 1930-05-08
PLAY WELL STAGED
 BY CHURCH ACTORS
"Yanity' by Cast ol
 Center Congregational

The evening storm cut down the attendance but failed 10 destroy the effectiveness of the presentation of the throe-act play, "Vanity," pro- duced by the Thespians in the Center Congregational church last night. and those who brayed the atmosphere were rewarded with a well rounded and inter csting offering The play written by Ernest Denny dealt with a selfish young London stage star who, in q huff. perpetrated a hoax by pretending to have been drowned and then returned in disguise to prove that her relatives and friends would find she was indispensable. But, instead ot learning this and be- ing able to Cloat over the others. the actress found that nobody really cared for her. The resulting disil- lusjonment shook her out of her self jshness, and she finally permitted the new order Of things 10 he per- petuated by going 10 America with her newly acquired husband.
 Miss Marian Fieber playing the title role Of Vanity "Favre," scored a personal triumph. for the play was all Nanity's and the young actress played the long and difficult part with skill and charm. the nature of the piece and Of her. work making her stand out above inc others in the cast Leon Dickinson. making his first real stage appearance as Lord Caz8let, was possibly to be given second honors for his in depreciation Of the tradlonal silly Engllshman Of the stage. He evoked d number Of hearty laughs,
 Miss Eleanor Rossberg and Miss Irene Haigis, as Nanitys sisters, diff ferentiated their characters well, and the former also showed a ra- ther pleasing singing voice. Will liam HasWell, AS NanItys solicitor, 1 handled a long role ca apablE and Frederick Schmalz. who played Nan- tvs fiance. and William Holcombe. as her brother, were good Minor i parts were taken by Miss Eunice RIrkert. Miss Helena Doane, Miss Ruth Gibnoy and Raymond Majuer The play was directed by Fred erjck Schmalz. Raymond Maine. was business manager and Richard
 Ruho stage manager, while A. StOckman arranged the lighting ef-
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blazes of major proportions.
 The great tri-state blaze which swept 25,000 acres in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York was un- der control after three days fight ing last night and torrential rain in Rhode Island quenched the last of smouldering brushland in south county.
 Fires in Taunton and Northbridge were checked after all day fights. A proclamation by Governor Allen closed the Massachusetts woods to trout fishermen after minight to- night.
 Major fires were raging last night, however, in the towns of Jonesport, Calais, Alexander, Princeton, Cam den. Corrinna Dexter and Wesley, in Maine. A school, two houses, two Uharvos and a two-masted schooner were destroyed with $50,000 loss at Jones port.