New Britain herald., 1920-11-17

teams was closely contested in the hrst period, and in the second period score was made by each team neither kicking the goal which left the score 6-6. No score was made in the third period, but at the start of the final period Windsor Locks car ried tie ball from midfeld to the one yard line and pushed it over with Holmes carrying the ball. When the whistle bl w the ball was declared over by Referee Griswold, but dis puted by Fullback Bayer of the Ken singtor team, who had, incidentally caused much friction throughout the game 1y his unsportsmanlike playing and nagging at decisions of the off, cials. The large crowd surged on the field, but did not cause a rough house as the article in the morning paper intimated. Contrary to this the crowd wa kept away from FuIlback Rayer by members of the Locks eleven, his own team refusing to mix in the argument and one of the Kensington players remarkinE that Bayer should not have been in the game at all.''
 Foremcn's Club Meets.
 The Foremen's club of the Amer ican Paper Goods company held a supper and meeting at their club rooms last evening. Supper was served at o'clock followed by business meeting at which a commit tee of five was appointed by Chair man Charles Emerson, and approved by the club, to arrange for a series of entertainments, combining socials whists, to be given monthly These will be held during the winter months. After the m seTing Al Malm- gren of New Britain presented a series of chalk talks which were humorous.
 Grange Meets
 The Berlin Grange met in their hall last evening with fairly good sized attendance considering the weather After the business meeting the Bur ritt Grange of New Britain provided an entertainment which consisted of readings. tableaux and singing. Miss Elizabeth Crandell also gave an in- teresting speech. Light refreshments were served after the social hour.
 Boys to Receive Letters
 Members of the Berlin Athletic club who belong to the first team | in basketball will receive blue letters to wear on their sweaters which were | given th"nl last. year. The sweaters | are blue and white striped The club | is still looking for game with East AS@t sifli HOptS to near rom some |, ono over there shortly. Practice for | both teams will be held in the town tomorrow night and all members are l urged to Inc present.
 Boy scout Meeting
 There will be meeting of Troop | or the Boy Scouts in the Congrega- tonal church on Berlin street this | evening. After the business meeting there will he an athletic contest held | Tn tho church basement. which will Include boxing. horizontal bar work | md calisthenics
 Rcd Cross in kcnSington The Red Cross has opened a boot, | n the Kensington postoffice to take | ,are of those in this town who wish | o join and do not wish to go to Rer- in street to do so. The booth was l opened this morning and many sub 'criptions have been received up to l loon. Miss Bertha Wooding is in charge.
 Road Partly Closed
 Part of the newly completed turn bike was closed this morning for re- 'airs on the shoulders of the road. the road was opened for ratfic a few weeks ago ii will not be 'ffict ally opened until Thursday of this week.. It has been necessary for the Lutoist to stick close to the centwx of he road if he wished to avoid hc- idcnt, due tc the sides which were 1 lot filled in. They are placing a tile !, utter on the sides to be even with the