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and foul balls for some time until the confidence is being exhibited in the camp of the older men regarding their ability to trim the youngsters. Well. here's hoping their rheumatism doesn't get the best of them again. II they don't win, that's a good ex- cuse.
 Bridge Party Held
 The second of a series of bridge parties under the auspices of Emma Hart Willard chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. was held at the home of Mrs. George F. Dodd Of Worthington Ridge yesterday after noon. The prize winners were Mrs. Lawrence Southard. who was awarded a dozen and a half of eggs in an at tractive basket; Miss Marjorie Moore, Mrs. Robert Deming. Miss Mary Gris- wold and Mrs. Hildebrand, The | prizes for the last four were brought from Jamaica by Mrs. Dodd this spring. Mrs. Frank L. Wilcox poured coffee and Miss Natalie Gwatkin and Miss Eleanor Meagley served. The decorations consisted of yellow iris.
 Beat His Son
 According to Judge George Gris- wold, Sam Hulk Of Berlin, who was ar rested last evening by Officer Orville Ventres, will be brought up for trial | in the Berlin town court this evening
 Hulk, 1t is alleged, was found to be beating his son and word was sent to the constable, who immediately inves- tigated, arresting the man and plac- ing him in the New Britain police station pending trial this evening.
 Two other cases will come up this evening. both of them being automo- bile offenses.
 Line of March Tomorrow
 Everything is now arranged for the celebration of Memorial Day tomor- row. The feature will be the parade to the cemetery. where the graves will De decorated. the servics at the Berlin Congregational church and the ad- dress by Rev Ernest Wismer of Rris- tol. Major Frank L. Wilcox will be marshal of the parade and c. F.. lewis will have charge of traffic.
 The arrangements for the para 1e will be: Police delegation leading, marshal and aides, T. 4. B. drum corps American Legion, Spanish War l Veterans, Sons of Italy and America, Berlin Grange, Foresters of Aemrica, Knights of Pythias, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, school children, Sons of Vet erans Civil War veterans in automo- hles.
 After ceremonies at the cemetery the parade will march to the Berlin church where appropriate services will be held.
 Items of Interest
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Tomlinson have returned from visit with rela- tives in Bridgeport.
 The A. F.. r. barber shop will be closed all day tomorrow. but will re- main open until 10 o'clock this eve- ming.
 East Berlin Items
 There will be the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias at their hall this evening.
 William Elton. who has been spend ing the past few days as the guest of his sister. Mrs. George Lawrence. at her home on Main street, returned to his home in Boston. Mass, Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Akeley of Port land. Me, were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. l.. F. Turner over the weekend. Mir and Mrs. Akeley are enroute for Washington, D. C., to be- present at the Shriners' Imperial Council.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. C. Root and Mrs. L. NJ. Root spent Monday as the guests of relatives in Meriden.
 Bishop E. C. Acheson of Middle town will be present at St. Gabriel's church Wednesday evening. June at 7.30 o'clock daylight time, for the confirmation service
 Paul Turner of Cottage street is the winner of the five dollar gold piece given by the Training school of the Middlesex Hospital in Middletown for the best essay on Nursing as Pro- fession."
 Miss Rose Switzgable of Bridgeport is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Edward Treichel. at her home on lower Main street.
 X number from this place will at- tend the Memorial Day exercires 10 be held in Berlin Wednesday morning at s.30 a. m. daylight time.