New Britain herald., 1923-02-20

the Mems Lyceum of Kensington las evening, the subject being. Resolved that the United States should accep, Henry 3Ford's offer for the develop. ment of Muscle Shoals" The win. ming team was composed of J. l.. Will son and Harold Upson. Those repre- senting the affirmative were Lyman Hall and Ora Eagerly.
 The negative side won on weight of argument, as the affirmative team ex- celled in manner of delivery. The audience favored the affirmative team as vote was taken at the close of the meeting and it was 23 to in fav- or of the affirmatives, despite the judges decision.
 Charles Bigllinatti.
 The funeral of Charles Bighinatti of Kensington was held this morning at 10 o'clock from St. Paul's church, Kensington and burial was in St. Mary's new cemetery, New Britain. Death resulted from shock sus. tained about month ago. Mir. Big hinatti died Sunday.
 Finance Corp. Meeting.
 Bylaws of the Kensington finance corporation were accepted at meet ing of that organization held at T. A. B. hall, Kensington, last evening, about 22 members being present.
 David L. Dunn, of New Britain, lawyer for the corpoStion, was pres ent and read the papers of incorpora- tion which were accepted.
 This corporation is mutual bene- Its business dealings will not be con- fined to kensington and Berlin alone, but will extend as far as Hartford.
 Will Have Lenten Services r Rev. Samuel A. Fiske of the Berlin Congregational church announced that plans have been completed for the services at the church Sunday evenings during Lent.
 Rev. M. Fiske has arranged to have services each Sunday evening until April 1,-Well known clergymen ad- dressing the congregations. For the service next Sunday Professor Louis Patton of the Hartford Theological seminary has been secured. The service will begin at 1880 p. m.
 Mission study classes will be held Sunday evenings at 63O o'clock dur ng Lent. They will be in charge of Mrs. Marsh of the Kennedy School of Missions in Hartford and will be open o all young people of the church of High school age or older.
 The Boy Scouts will meet Friday 'vening at z o'clock under the direc- ion of Rev. Mir. Fiske.
 The Girl Scouts will meet tomorrow farmer Goodwin.
 Bowling This Evening
 The regular weekly bowling match s of the Kensington League will be eld this evening at the Casino alleys lew Britain. The following matches re scheduled: Foresters vs. Tabs 'erlin Construction vs. Drums Corps, vs Baracas; Eagles vs. .merican Legion!
 The Drum Corps has not taken part l the matches and it is not known neither or not team will be formed 9 play during the second round, 'hich starts March 6.
 D. A. R. Banquet
 Each member Of Emma Hart Will trd chapter, Daughters of the Amer an Revolution, will bring a friend , the reception in the community ouse Thursday evening. This is a orrection of the announcement of st evening. which stated that each lember of the cast of Miss Fosters fit" was to invite friends.
 The reception will be held at S:15 clock following the banquet given the members of the cast.
 Items of Interest
 James Fitzsimons of the Berlin wings Bank is confined to his home
 Kensington with the grip.
 H. H. Damon of Worthington Ridge confined to his home with illness. F.. l. Clark, veteran of the Civil ar. is i'll at his home on Hudson rect. Mrs. Georgianna Woods has return f to her home in New York after r ending days with friends in Berlin. s
 East Berlin Items n There will be the regular meeting of 2 Knights of Pythias at their hall c Is evening. s