New Britain herald., 1923-10-08

great change Tn tne appedIdnce VI eh" interior at the present time. The main color scheme will be white and mahogany, after the old colonial churches. It is expected that services will be continued in the church in short time. The roof of the church IS being reshingled.
 Triangles Defeated
 The Triangle football team of Ken sington was defeated yesterday after- noon by their opponents from New Britain, the score being 12-o, in favor of the visitors. Fred Karam was referee; James Hart, Jr., head lines- man; Carey, timer, and Venture, um- pire.
 The Triangles put up a good battle, but they were greatly outweighed, ac- cording to their views. Ritchie, Kane. Roche, Chaponi and Gumbo starred. This was the first game of the season for the Triangles.
 Next Sunday they will meet the Cubs of New Britain at the Percival avenue field Manager Giannotta has called practice game for this eve ming at Cypers Hill.
 The All-Kensington football team does not seem to meet with such good fortune. Few men turn out for practice and they seem to be having difficulty in securing enough men for the team. When they will start out for the seasons work is not known. The manager, P. J. Buckley, is work ing hard to whip into shape team.
 Sport enthusiasts in the town are trying to stir up enthusiasm in the game. Some years ago there was team in Kensington that proved to be one of the best in this vicinity.
 Car Is Sideswiped.
 Frank Thurman of Newington, re- ported to. the New Britain police yes- terday that his automobile was struck by another machine as he was pro- ceeding along the Berlin flats and both of his lenders and the running board were smashed. The car which was on its way north, did not stop. MT. .Furman was driving south. The iden- tity of the driver of the other car is not known. The car was roadster. Traffic Heavy on Pike
 Traffic for this time of the year was extremely heavy on the turnpike yes terday, according to the Berlin police. Cars were numerous on the road, there being steady stream Of them along the pike. It was necessary for pedestrians to wait for some time be- fore crossing Berlin street, so numer- ous were the cars.
 Three officers were on duty yester- day, Orville ventres, Frank Brown and John Lewis.
 Court Cases Wednesday
 Two cases so far are scheduled to come up in the Berlin town cour, Wednesday evening. The case oi Pratt Kline of New York city, which has been postponed several times. oe- cause of the inability of the defendant to be present, will come up, 1t is eS- pected.
 The case of- Edward Workman oi soutb Main street, New Britain, charg- cd with reckless driving, Will a'so come up. His car struck anothei auto on the Swamp Road some time ago, smashing the car ana ilJurihe the occupants.
 East Berlin Items
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Williams lel' Sunday for Denver, Colo, where they wi.i enjoy their annual vacation.
 Mrs. c. E. Case of Meriden IS spending a few days as the guest ol Mir. and Mrs. William Fogette at theil home on Cottage street.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Werdeiin ana the Misses Dorothy and Florence Rich of Main street spent Sunday as the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Froeoa at their home in New Britain. Mrs F'roeba was formerly Miss Edith Gal pin of this place.
 Mrs. Edward Dolan and daughters and Mrs. Thomas Doian and son ol New Britain spent Sunday as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Amos Bour- ccois at their home on Main street
 At St. Gabriel's church Sunday ait ernoon the following children were baptized, Jean Margaret Lawrence Ralph Edson Bowers and Want Ham son, son of Mir and Mrs. Gustaf Han son of Middletown.
 Mrs. James MacPherson and Mrs R. 0. Clark have returned home iron uethIehem. N. H., where Mrs. Mac