New Britain herald., 1923-01-27

made it necessary for the to postpone 1t.
 MT. Hicks. field secretary or the Connecticut Christian Endeavor so- cieties, will address the meeting, as will Arthur w. Upson of New BTU ain, first president of the Kensington organization. The history of the so- ciety will be related by the present Elaine Wright and duet will be sung by MT. and Mrs. Hart.
 This will be an open meeting.
 Have Speedy Game.
 The Worthington Athletic club de- feated the Peerless Athletic club or New Britain in a speedy basketball game at the town hall Thursday eve ming, The score was S7 to 35.
 Rerlin's lineup included GoodricR and Pickett at the forward positions Brunelle at center, and Boardman Gould and Austin at guard. The team from New Britain included two stars of last seasons New Britain Hlgh school football team, Bojnowski and Gerokowski. The lineup was, Faris and Bojnowski, forwards; GerokoWski center: Kania and Kowalski, guards
 A good sized audience was present at the game, one of the first or the season. The teams were well match ed and a speedy finish brought those witnessing the game to their feet.
 Next Monday evening the Berlin team will meet the '. M. z. A. Jun iors of New Britain. This promises to be a fast game, as the 'uhior' have been practicing regularly TOT the past several weeks.
 Bingham Delayed.
 I.ieutenant- Governor Hiram Bing- ham of New Haven arrived aI .he capitol in Hartford last Thursuay about three quarters of an hour ia.c due to his being held up on Beriin street enroute to Hartford by auto- mobile. When the governor arrived at the senate chamber, ana Was nressed for information concernlne his tardiness, he admitted to the senators that trolley and apou' six trucks held his car up, due, ne thought, to the marrow path Which is considered enough space TOT trucks, trolleys, etc. After muc. maneuvering, and courtesy extended the car of state, the governor wenl by, entertaining his own ideas apou' road clearing which, so the rumof goes, were in violent contrast to some of the ideas entertained by other "snow dismissers." Governor Bing- ham took the matter in good spiri' which was more than some or the senators who were forced to wait TOT their chief can say.
 Francis Deming. former repre- sentative from Berlin, and an of1lcla of the Berlin Savings bank was IT Hartford yesterday conferring with Senator John Brooks, head Of the committee on banking.
 Molumphy Funeral.
 The funeral of John T. Molumphs was held this afternoon at 1:3c o'clock from the undertaking parlors of the B. c. Porter Co. of Ne" Britain. Rev. s. A. Fiske Of the Berlin Congregational church officiat- ed and burial was in Maple cemetery
 The bearers were Frank Bacon. c M. Weldon, Dr. Charles Erickson and Carl Mueller of Berlin, and Maurlct Molumphy and pr. David MoluinphS of Hartford. During the service Mrs Howard Horton sang "Face To race and Lead Kindly Light"
 Berlin Congregational.
 The services at the Berlin ConEre- gational church for tomorrow arc boys' class at 10 o'clock and morn ing service at 10:45 o'clock. The pastor will deliver sermon on The Endearing Leadership of Jesus sunday school will be held at IT o'clock, with the mems class meeting at the same time in the Communit, house. Samuel Fiske. Jr., will lead the meeting of the Junior Endeavoi class at 3 o'cloc
 Kensins.on Methodist.
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn ing service at II o'clock. Evening service at D. m.
 st. Pau1's KensingtOB.
 Miss will be celebrated at and 10 o'clock tomorrow. Rev. J. C. Brennan officiating.
 Forcsters' Fair.
 The Kensington lodge of Foresters is planning a fair to be held May | !. and 8 in Foresters' hall. The committee in charge met last eve