New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

ming an exhibition of machines that l destroy the European corn borer which has brought about the state and federal quarantine on corn which is enforced here to the in- convenience of not only the farmers but motorists who are now stopped at the town line by quarantine en- forcement officers,
 The demonstration of the ma chimes, which are said 10 be among the most up to date devices of mod ern scientific farming. will take place at the annual field day of the agri- culture experiment station which will be held In Mount Carmel next | Wednesday. Several Berlin corn growers plan to attend the event and will see the machines in operation. Corn which was planted in test plot last spring will be cut down, and the whole plant turned underground by machines which have been de- signed 10 carry out both of these functions. Officials are of the opin- ion that the only way in which the borer can be controlled is 0 get rid of the stalks, into which the worm goes to spend the winter. Tn addition to the demonstration of the borer destroying machinery, exhibits will be shown of the corn borer. the Japanese beetle and the Oriental peach moth, with informa- ton relative to the life history and habits of the pests. Live specimens of the peach moth will he displayed. although no living specimens of the corn borer or Japanese beetle will be on view.
 | Ne~etables Of numerous varieties on which scientists working at the station are experimenting will also be on exhibition during the day.
 Brass City Team to Play
 A stellar baseball attraction has | been arranged by the management of the Kensington baseball club for tomorrow afternoon at the PerCival avenue grounds when the Brass City l Colored Giants are scheduled to cross bats with the local aggre egation. | The Waterbury outfit boasts a ! lineup made up Of some Of the best negro ballplayers in the state and they are predicting a tough session 1 for the local boys.
 This attraction should bring out | the fans in large numbers.
 Ccnlin at 1t Again
 Not satisfied with having arrang- 1 ed one game between his Blue Hills outfit and the St. Paul team of Kensington John Conlin has insist eG that two games be played tomor- row afternoon.
 Original arrangements called for one game and that 10 be played on ] the Blue Hills club diamond tomor- row afternoon at ":30 o'clock but ] for soTe reason or other Mir. Con- ] lin has stated that two games will 1 be played.
 Manager Jack Giana of the Saints l has consented to play the double header out of consideration for the l large number of fans who had planned to attend. He stated this morning that he could not account for the unreasonable demands Of the Blue Hills masnate unless it was because Of the fact that he feared that some of his imported stars would not arrive in time to get started in the first game.
 There is some real rivalry be- tween these two teams and fans who attend are guaranteed that if nine men remain on each side at the end Of the first game the sec ond game will positively be started but no guarantee as to the manner of it's finish is forthcoming.
 Kensington Methodist Church
 Sunday school will meet at 10 a m, to be followed by the regular Sunday morning service of worship at II o'clock. The pastors subject for this service will be, Secrets of Power"
 The mid-week prayer meeting will be held Thursday evening at 73o o'clock.
 Kensington Congregational Church
 The regular service of worship will be held at this church Sunday morning at 10:45 o'clock. Rev Vernon L. Phillips the pastor, will preach.
 Berlin Congregational Church
 Rev. David Lewis Yale, pastor of the Third Congregational church of