New Britain herald., 1919-05-16

McCrann's orchestra will furnish the music for the first evening.
 Rev. J. C. Brennan, pastor of the St. PauFs church and treasurer of the T. A. B. society, will open the activities of the evening by deliver ing a short talk. James c. Hart, president of the society, will deliver the address of welcome. The follow ing program has been arranged by the Ivy minstrels, of New Britain, and will be given following the pres ident's talk:
 Opening
 Garry Me Back to Old Virginny" How You Gonna Keep Elm Down
 on the Farm ......... l.. Lord "On Little Farm in Normandie''
 ...... Miss Curley *1'n Say She Does -. Miss Keiffers ''N' Everything" ..... L. C. Andrews Red Red Rose .... Miss Marshall Beautiful Ohio ........ Miss Carr Moonlight Down in Dixie ....
 ............. l.. W. Lynn Don't Cry Little Girl Don't Cry
 Miss Whatnall Forever Is a Long, Long Time" ........... Miss Corr Anything Is. Nice If It Comes From Dixieland" B. F. Armstrong Till We Meet Again" Miss Grom beck Closing "Ja-Da". Mickey, In Iowa.
 AcOrnS yS. CreSCcntS. The Acorn baseball team will meet the Crescents of New Britain in it's first game of the season Sunday after noon at the Berlin Fair grounds. The locals have been practicing faithfully for several weeks and are Confid ent 1 of winning over their opponents. The ] Crescents have already played several i games this season and are looking for 1 ward to an easy victory. John i Mccormack and Norman Hutchinson 1 will be the battery for the locals. The 1 team and candidates will hold a prac- ! ticc Saturday afternoon at the Fair 1 grounds. The management is plan i ming to secure games to be played : every Sunday on the local diamond. To Hold Organ Recital Mrs. Edna Shaw Damon. organist of the Berlin Congregational church, ] will give an organ recital at the 1 church parlors this evening. Mrs. 1 Rhea Massicette, soloist at the Asylum 1 Hill Congregational church, Hartford, i will assist in the program. A number i Of local solosts, members of the church choir, will be present to take l part in the program. The members : of the church are invited Defeat North Ends. The kensington Grammar school nine defeated the North End nine on the latter teams diamond yesterday i afternoon by a score of 26 to A. The Kcnsingt onites have played all of the
 local schools and are the cham pions
 Of the season, having won every game
 played The K. G. S. nine will meet
 the Worthington team in the near flu
 ture to decide the championship of
 the local schools
 Berlin Briefs.
 A marriage license has been issued
 to Hja1mar Hultquist, a mechanic ir
 the U. $. navy and Nellie Anderson
 of Kensington.
 Mrs. A. A. Hadden of New York
 city, a former resident of Worthing,
 ton ridge, is visiting at her old home l here.
 1 It was learned today that Mrs. J. B
 Field former resident of Worthing
 ton ridge, who has been living in New
 York city for the past two years, is q the present time critically ill at san
 itarum in that city.
 Deeds have been filed at the towl clerks office showing the sale of ;
 five acre lot, located north of 'th James E. Reed estate, and owned b, Frank Zinky of Middletown to Ru dolph and Mary Peplau of New Brit
 ain.