New Britain herald., 1922-04-12

sington will not be open on Friday was made today by Miss Marjorie Moore, secretary.
 It is expected that the stores will follow their general holiday schedule which calls for them being open in the morning and closed in the after noon. There is no Chamber of Com merce in Berlin and as result the stores have no uniform hours of clos ing on holidays.
 Dies Jn New Haven
 Mrs. Philip Hut, up to about one year ago, resident of kensington, died yesterday at St. Raphacl's hos pital in New Haven. Her infant child also died She was p years of age and was well known in Berlin as well as in New Britain. She was formerly Miss Anna Albert of I<ensington.
 Mrs. Hut is survived by her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. August Albert Of kensington; three sisters, Miss So phie Albert, Miss lIilda Albert and CTS, Henry, August and Emil Albert.
 The funeral will be held on Thurs day afternoon from St. Johns Ger man Lutheran church in New Britain and interment will be in Fairview cemetery. Rev. M. W. Gaudian will offciatc.
 Whist Prize Winners
 There was a good attendance at the whist held last evening under the ,, or ,o Nj & B. society, Miss Rose Kiniry was awarded the first prize for the women while William Skeene was awarded first prize for the men. The conso'a- ton prizes were awarded to Rather inc .McGee and Frank Pierpont. The cedar chest was awarded to C. F. Me Guire of DiNwell avenue. New Haven.
 Forming Baseball Team
 Plans are being made at the Berlin Junior High school for the organiza ton of a basc Dall team and it is eX pected that there is good enough ma terial in the school to form a cracker jack nine.
 The boys are practicing this week as the school is closed for the Easter vacation, They will try-out next week when the team will be chosen. The team captain, manager and players will be announced at that time. There will be two teams, one the so-called representative team and the other, he second team.
 An effort is being made to secure games with other Junior High schools the state and the first years teams of any Senior High school will also be challenged.
 Bible Class Will Meet.
 The Mems Bible class of the Ser in Congre gational church will meet his evening at the Worthington com house on Berlin street at o'clock for their regular monthly meeting.
 President William Webster will pre- side. George T. kimball, vicepresi | lent of the American Hardware cor poration in New Britain will speak.
 Will Entertain Men.
 There was a good sized gathering | It the regular meeting of the Older l Boys class of the Berlin tongrega- ional church which was held last | night. Plans were discussed for Il | meeting to be held some time in May at which time the Mems Bible i ,lass will be the guests.
 The boys were recently entertain l d by the Bible class and feel that | hey should return the honor. A pre- l ,ram committee has been appointed | 0 prepare for the occasion.
 Brief Items.
 There will he no meeting Of the i Berlin Farmers club this saturday | vening. The Berlin Grange Sewing circle | will meet tomorrow afternoon with 1 .Irs. Edward Michaels.
 The regular weekly Thursday night l ,rayer meeting at the Berlin Con l yregational church will be omitted | his week
 The Boy Scouts of Berlin will meet | ,n Thursday night of this week in | tead of on Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. w. Goodrich and | on, Myron, are spending two weeks | { Groton. pr Adolph Benson of New Haven is | he guest Of his parents in town for | few days.
 Mrs. AIonZo sweet of Pennington |