New Britain herald., 1922-03-23


 tt the American Paper Goods fac | tory in kensington, has been trans erred to the Chicago branch He will leave town Saturday to begin his
 ,uties in the west.
 Plain Fancy Dress Ball l fred s, Troup has been nameG 1 chairman of all committees in charge | of the fancy dress ball to be held al | the Grange hall on Friday evening March 3l, for the benefit of the Worthington Community association. The proceeds will be used for the | general fund for the upkeep of the l community house and grounds A | similar affair was staged two Nclrs ! ago and proved successful and q | .arge attendance is expected at this gathering.
 Rev, $, A. Fiske. Al Hickey ant MT Morrison have been placed ir charge of the decorating work; r. c | Hickey in charge of the tickets: G. r l podd in charge of publicity: Mrs. $ | A. Coales in charge of the posters Leland Gwatkin, prizes; Mrs. G. r nodd, flowers
 | Francis Hickey and Ethel Prentice will he the flower girls. William Scott and Henry Deming will be ir | charge of the check room: Mrs F. C Hickey Mrs. G. E. Prentice, Mrs Ralph Carter and Mrs. Walter Gwat, kin in charge of the refreshments Robert Deming. Gardner Goodwin and Mrs. Walter Ncig,ey will be in charge of the ice cream booth; Miss Doris Honiss and Miss Victoria Fiske in charge Of the candy booth. while Mrs. c. Pratt will take charge of the punch table.
 Lawrence Southard will be in charge of the dishes. Mrs Morrison pr, T. c. Ilodgson and Miss Fanny Griswo!d will he the judges Francis Deming will be the ticket seller and George Prentice will be the , ticket taker. Major F. l.. Wilcox will be the chief announcer of events and leader of the grand march, Will OfIer Prizes Prizes will be awarded for the hest aostumed lady and gentlemen and prizes will also be awarded in q danc- ing contest, There will he special prize for the party holding the lucky number. An announcement regarding hc prizes will he made later.
 Tho people of the town do not have to attend the affair in fancy drcs' nniess they care to do so, although if is desired hy those in charge. The public is cordially invited to attend this affair.
 Basketball Saturda,
 If the married men of the town lose in the basketball game to he played between the married and single men on Saturday night, il surely will moi he duo to the fact that they have not had sufficient practice
 Both the men and the boys have been practicing nightly for the past week. and a lively contest is expected. tt the last game which was played. tho men won by 2 score of iS-6. Dur inc the mast year the boys have been losing money because of the rental they have been paving for the hall, and it is hoped the people of the fOWn Will DC interested rnOuEn n ms game to attend.
 Court News. Ernest TrellewtS of Moridon was arraigned in the town court last even i:.g before Judge striswold 3n !, charge of operating q motor vehicle with .l4 legal headlights. He was found not guilty.
 Herman Stockwell of East iierlin, who skipped town following lis IT. rest several weeks ago, surrendered himself 10 Prosecutor ". r. Lewis yesterday. llc appeared !n court last efcring, was found guilty 0: operating q still and manufacturing moonshine. He was fined Si0h and given 20 Jay iail sentence. Both were suspended by the judge and he was placed un der probation.
 Bowling Notes.
 The schedule for the bowling games to be rolled tonight by ihe kensin5ton Fratcrnal league in New Britain is as fololws: Boosters Vs. Tabs, .nde- pendents vs. American Legion, Drum corps vs. Foresters Eagles vs. l.. X D.
 Estate or S2,t10
 Appraisers F. w. Mildrum and F. G. Lewis have filed an inventory in the estate Of George R. Lyons, late of Berlin. The deceased left five acres