New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-07

receive $500. The remainder of the
estate is bequeathed to Arthur A.
Lawrence, Hope Lawrence DeMore,
Isabel Norton Lawrence and Albert
Lawrence Andrew Lee Lawrence,
The will was drawn October I, 1919
in the presence of Joseph Waos, Ar
thur a. Benson and Charles A. Mel
son. Andrew Lee Lawrence is named
executor without bonds.
T. A. b. Whist Winners
There was good attendance at the
T. A. B. whist held in kenSington last
evening. The whists are proving more
popular each week. Miss Katherine
McKeon was the winner of the first
ladies' prize and Joseph Carlo the
winner of the first prize for men. The
consolation prizes were awarded to
Miss Alice McCort and Joseph Nc
Cormick.
Challenge Is offered
The manager Of the Cypress Hill
bowling team has issued a challenge
to the Bottle Alley five of Kensinc-
ton to roll the latter team a series
of games at a New Britain alley As
there has been rivalry between the
two teams in regards to the owner
ship of the Doyle cup, Mr. Doyle
again offers the winner of either team
a new trophy in the form of a hand
some cup.
President CGilby Here
A large attendance is expected at
the open meeting of the WorthingUon
Community association to be held at
the house on Berlin street this eve
ming when President Remsen j. OG-
ilby of Trinity college in Hartford,
will be the speaker. He will have as
his subject "Problems of the Pacific"
The public is cordially invited to at
tend this meeting.
Legion Meeting Thursday
The regular meeting of the Bottom
Kasica post will be held at Tabs hall
in kensington, Thursday evening at
s o'clock. Plans for the changing of
the date of the annual election will be
discussed as will arrangements for the
bringing of General Foch to this
town.
To Form Bowling League
Plans are now under way by n |
Of Kensington young men TO !
form a fraternal bowling league. Al |
though no definite action has been |
taken it is expected that the members |
of the Brotherhood of the Kensington |
Congregational church, the members |
Of st. Paul's T. A. r. organization, the |
American Legion, Mems Bible class of |
the Berlin Congregational church, and !
the Baraca class of the KensinEtOn ,
Methodist church will be asked to CO.
operate in the formation of this league |
1t is possible that Il Joint meeting |
IF all of these associations will be |
called for some time next week. Much |
pterest is being shown in the forma-
ion of such a league.
Fire District Meeting
The first annual melting OF the Ken
,ington Fire district will be held at |
he Foresters' Hall in Kensington this
nvening at s o'clock. officers for the
ansuing year will be elected at this
gathering and much important bust.
less will be transacted.
The water question Is expected to
lrouse interest and all of the mem
,ers of the district are asked to he
present at this meeting A committee
will be appointed and authorized to
contract with the City of New Britain
or supplying water, to prepare plans
nd specification for a water system |
n the district, to obtain bids for the
construction of the same and to sub
nit estimates of the amount of bonds
ecesary to be issued to meet the eX-
'ense of a water system.
Berlin Items
Holy day will be observed at St Il
'auls church in Kensington tomor-
ow and masses will be said at $50
nd $50 o'clock.
a regular meeting of the Berlin
TRANCE was held last evening at
TRANCE hall. Plans for the meeting OF
'omona on next Tuesday was dis
ussed.
The Women's Missionary society Of
he Berlin Congregational church met
his afternoon at o'clock at the home
f Miss Elizabeth Wilcox.
The weekly prayer meeting of the
'erlin Congregational church will be
cid at 1880 o'clock tomorrow eve
ing
The Reliable Sewing club of Ken