New Britain herald., 1922-04-03

The Women's Missionary society of the Berlin Congregational church, wi meet Wednesday afternoon at th' home of Mrs. F.. F. Honiss on Hud son street. The gathering has beer | called for 3 o'clock. The weekly prayer meeting will be held at the church on Thursday al 7:30 o'clock.
 Ecclesiastical Society Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the Eccle- siastical society of the kensington Congregational church will be held in the church parlors on Monday eve ming. April 10. It is expected that the church property, including the church and the parsonage will be transferred from the hands of the Ecclesiastical society into the hands of the e society at this meeting. It is Xpected that the Eccle- siastcal a",'! ty will go out existence following this meeting inasmuch as the church has been incorporated and is capable of taking care of the tinan- it's regular duties.
 J i'e UueStlOn or transferring the property was discussed at q meeting of the Ecclesiastical society held some time ago. If was decided then to allow the matter to wait until the annual meeting was held. The meet ing for next Monday has been called for 7:30 o'clock
 Juniors Again Triumphant
 The Juniors of the Worthington Athletic club have scored an other triumph by defeating the Sen iors of the club for the annual bas- ketball championship of that organi- zation.
 The game was played at the town hall on Berlin street Saturday ever. ing with q 26 to 25 score in favor of the Juniors. This team also won the lonors in 1921.
 Coal Supply
 An inquiry at the office of George Baldwin, the kensington coal dealer resulted in the statement being made that as far as is known Berlin has enough coal to supply the town untiI spring, despite the present miners strike.
 The Berlin homes, however, are not all supplied with coal from the 'ocal yards and many secure the fne' from New Britain. In that city the | supply is only large enough to care | for the ropulace for six weeks
 A large majority of the local homes | have a large supply of coal in their 1 own bins and there is no fear of a | shortage in this town. i
 Radio Exhibit
 The aerial has been installed and , everything is in readiness for the free radio exhibit to be given at the com house on Berlin street We'd ncsday night of this week.
 It is being given under the auspices of the Worthington community asso- ciation and the public is cordially in- vitcd to attend. Claude Leroux of New Britain will he the operator. The affair wi. be staged at o'clock.
 Bowling Schedule
 The next to the last game to bc rolled in the second bowling round being conducted by the kensington i''raternal league, will take place on evening of this week at the 'asino alleys in New Britain.
 Tnc Foresters will bowl the Tabs. the Boosters, the Drum corps. the ln- lerendents the l.. and 1S. team, aud he Eagles the American Legion,
 Brief Items
 A meeting of'fthe extension of the social board will be held Tuesday eve hing.
 The Epworth League prayer meet mg will be held at the kensington Methodist church on Tuesday night tt 7:S0 o'clock.
 Mrs. William Porter of Hudson street is entertaining Mrs. Green Of Boston, Mass Mrs. Gre"n was former Y Miss Maud Moulton of this place
 Court Mattabessctt, l'oresters O. \merica will meet on Thursday night
 Edward Ives. vice president of tn, .. A. E. society has made a cedar hest for that organization. The chest vas presented at the meeting yester ,ay and will be placed on exhibition
 Kenney and I.eEhorn's store il eW Britain.
 Rev. Father Greylish Of Hartloiu Will preach at the services at St.