New Britain herald., 1923-07-28
To Play in NIilldale

The All kensington baseball team will stack up against the strong Mill dale nine tomorrow afternon in Mill dale and Manager P. J. Buckley is confident that his boys will come out of the fray with flying colors. Auto trucks will leave Mack's garage in Kensington at 1:30 o'clock, conveying the team and fans to the scene of the struggle.
 Lands Sale Made
 Charles and Mary Palankas of Ken sington have sold six parcels of land in that section of the town to An thony and Mary Bakanas also of Kensington. The land includes about 9S acres.
 The New Britain Trust company, conservator for the estate of Hattie A.. Strong, has sold to Frank Bollman section of land in Kensington border ing on the property of A. Gilbert Johnson.
 Ellen M. Norton of Kensington has sold to John Matczek 6 piece of land in Kensington west of the Treasure Field property.
 A certificate of foreclosure has been recorded in the town clerks office against Mike Saranty, Eraklis Papanis, Emanuel Moskovos, Mike Christ and George Kirgiazi and the farm in Ken sington purchased by them returns to its former owner, George c. Beckett, formerly of kensington and now of New Britain. The farm contains about so acres of land.
 In the Churches
 Services will not be held tomorrow It the kensington Methodist church. This will give all members of the a chance to attend serv- ces at the Camp Ground in Plain 'ille. All those who desire to attend he meeting at the Camp Ground are requested to call Miss May Lord or Frank Hanford today.
 The Junior league will meet Tues lay afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the parsonage. The regular weekly pray TT meeting will be held Thursday eve ling at 7:30 o'clock, the theme being, | The Second Mile."
 Kensington Congregational
 Tomorrow at 10:45 a. m., the reg | liar morning worship and sermon will be held, to be followed at 12.10 | ''clock with the meeting of the Sun lay school. The Christian Endeavor ociety will meet at o'clock.
 Next Saturday afternoon, beginning t o'clock the annual outing of the unday school will take place at Fred ohnson's grove in Kensington.
 St. Paul's. kensiagton
 Masses will be celebrated at and Q a. m., Rev. J. C. Brennan being in harge.
 Berlin Congregational
 Tomorrow at 9:45 a. m., standard me. at the church, Rev. Watson Woodruff of South Manchester will reach the sermon. Rev. Mir. Wood uff is q son of James Woodruff of his place and brother of Arthur l.. Woodruff. town clerk. lie is well nown in this place, having spent his arly life here. The Sunday school ill meet At II o'clock.
 To Address C. F.. Society ! Miss Alice Bauer of Kensington will ddress the members of the Christian , ndeavor society of the Kensington congregational church tomorrow eve Ing. Her subject will deal with life :
 Alabama, where she has been ? aching in school for colored chil- II ren. This school is in Marion, Ala II lma. She will have some interesting | Speriences to tell of. The society lll unite in singing several songs | | 'ed by the pupils of the school This | eeting tomorrow is not confined to II embers of the society alone. but is II zen to all members of the congrc- HI Ition. H
 Items of Interest III Miss Catherine Gullong of the III ethodist hospital, Brooklyn. is visit H g at her home in kensington. III
 East Berlin Items III There will be the regular morning III 'ayer and sermon at St. Gabriers III lurch Sunday at 9 a. m., followed HI Sunday school at 10 o'clock, III The regular morning service will III held at the Methodist church Sun III y morning at 10:45 a. m., followed III Sunday school at 12 o'clock. The H pworth league and evening services