New Britain herald., 1915-05-13

came this week when some boys playing ball aceidently broke a win- dow in the basement. The bad boys waited until dark and entered by the way of the basement window.
 The youthful thiefs carried their loot to a lot near the Andrews home stead. Here they divided their booty fifty fifty Both chose separate places and dug holes in the ground and buried the money.
 One of the boys has already re- turned his share to his teacher, but the other one claims that he cannot remember where he put the money. The boys will probably be put under probation.
 Pupils to Entertain.
 The parents and friends of the pupils of grade 6, room ', of the Ken- sington grammar. school are invited to be present at the class room to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock The occasion will be an Afternoon De- voted to Humane Thought. ~ An ex- cellent program will be carried out by the children which will be followed by spelling match between grades 6 and '. The following program will be given:
 S'.The Alphabet of Kindness. Grade 2 kind Words ......... Llta CoWles Protect the Birds'',. ]. Ruth Hanford "A Dog's soliloquy' .J Josephine Orsie Song, Summer, Evening". ~. Grade 6 My Best Churn'' c. Richmond "In Idle Sport Grazia Rana1di .tThe Baltimore Oriole" "..........
 ....... ......t....s.f.. Elizabeth Crane Song, The Fairies Dance Grade 6 Right of Way. Ellen Lundel1 Original Themes on Kindness. Homer Hotchkiss, Helen Nelson, En1-
 fly Carlson. Elmer. Johnson and
 Mildred Anderson z Spelling Contest ... Grades and z Leaders, Richmond. Colby for Grade 6.
 Raymond Sanders for Grade z.
 Local Boys to Wrestle.
 A large delegation from Berlin is expected to travel to East Hartford to- night when A1vah Ventres and Louis Burdick, both native sons of this place, are scheduled to appear in wrestling matches in that town.
 Ventres, who is proclaimed cham pion of Connecticut has yet to be de- feated on the mat. Although he has opposed some excellent grapplers, he has always triumphed. He. will wres- tie this evening with Charles Sweet of Springfield, who at present holds the championship of the Bay state That is not the first time that these two men have opposed each other. The last occasion that they met was in Foresters' hall a few weeks ago, at which time Sweet lost to his sturdy opponent after hard tussle. It took Ventres about thirty minutes to pin IL IL I A- Sweet is a wrestler of no mean abil- ity and he is determined to retrieve his lost laurels. The bout should prove to be one of the fastest ever staged in this state in some tinne
 Burdick who has made quite an en- viable reputation for himself about the state as a wrestler will appear in one of the preliminaries against chauvey, a Hartford boy. Both men weight the same and are about even ly matched.
 Leaves to Recuperate.
 Rev Edwin M. Pickop, pastor of the Kensington Methodist church, left for Cliston Springs, N. Y, today. where he will remain for month or so to endeavor to recover his falling health. 1t will be remembered that Rev. MT. Picksp was given three months va cation a few weeks ago to recuperate by the board of the church. Rev. Mr. Pickop has already spent about fiji teen days at the Plainville Camp grounds.
 Lunch Cart Almost Completed.
 The Francen brothers lunch cart near the depot which was destroyed