New Britain herald., 1915-11-12

in different places around the state i It has decided to accept the invitation to compete in the national convention Which is to be held in New Haven on November 20. The corps will make the trip in touring cars.
 Clarence Walker, the major, who is at present champion baton swinger Of the United States, will compete in that event. Invitations were also re- ccived from Springfield Windsor Locks and Naugatuck. It is probab ble that the organization will play in Springfield on November 27.
 Kensington M. E. Church.
 The attendance at the Win My Chum" exercises which are being held at the church this week, last night was the largest meeting of the week. w. A. Moore, Wesleyan 1918, and l.. R. Fuller, Wesleyan 1919, were the spakers and their remarks were re- ceived with much enthusiasm. The banner attendance is expected tonight, which is the closing evening, for F. E. Stevens, Wesleyan 1917, boxing in- structor at the university and the New Britain Y. M. c. A., is scheduled to speak. MT. Stevens spoke here last spring and created a very favorable impression. Charles Stuhlman will render vocal solos. The meeting will open promptly at 7:45 o'clock and the general public is cordially in- vited to attend.
 On the War Path.
 The Berlin Construction company's bowling team will engage the team of the American Paper Goods company in combat tonight on the Aetna alleys ir New Britain. So certain are the members of the bridge team of vic- tory, that they issue a challenge to any factory team and would be ex- tremely pleased to hear from the New Britain Herald and the East Berlin bowling teams.
 The lineup for tonight follows: H. Rawlings, l.. Warner, manager; B. Moore, F. Schroedel, w. McGivney and T. Fransen.
 To Manage Two Plants.
 Major Walter G. Penfield of East Berlin has accepted a position as manager of the Remington Arms and Ammunition company and the Union Metallic company plants in Bridgeport. Regarding the appoint ment the following dispatch has been received from Bridgeport: Tn the appointment of Major Walter G. Pen field, U. s. A. retired, to the position of general works manager of the Remington Arms and Ammunition Company and the Union Metallic Cart" ridge plant of this city the dual man. agement policy under which these concerns have been conducted, al- though owned and controlled by the same people, is eliminated
 Major Pentield, under whose guid- ance the plant of the Remington Arms & Ammunition Company has expand ed greatly, will assume charge of both plants imm mediately. At the arms plant his former duties will be undertaken by Captain C. c. Shepherd, U. $. A., retired, formerly connected with the United States Arsenal at Springfield, Mass. Major w. A. Phillips, U. s. A., retired, who became works manager of the Union Metallic Cartridge plant when Frank O. Hoagland resigned a few weeks ago, will continue in that position.'
 To Attend Game.
 Among those present at the Yale Bowl in New Haven tomorrow after noon when the Bulldog will try to twist the Tigers tail will be the fol- lowing local people: J. J. Fitzim- mons, William Norton, Edward Mi chaels R. B. Murray, Harold Clark, 1 John A. Moore, Patsy Buckley, | Thomas Malarney, Joseph Holt, AL 1