New Britain herald., 1923-08-13

Deming-G watkin, 10-S, 6-1: H. Dem. ing and Austin vs. George Pickett ant Edward Russell, won by Pickett ant Russell, 6-4, 6-3; Fred Troup and w Goodrich vs. Deming and Gwatkin won by Troup and Goodrich, 4-6, 6-1 GO.
 Mixed doubles-L. Deming and Mil dred Meisner vs. J. Thompson and Alice Houston, won by Thompson and Houston, 6-3, 6-3: Troup and Doris Honiss vs. Sibsly and Ruth Taylor won by Sibsly and Taylor, GA, 3-6 GA. ....
 Junior finals-K. Supernant and Boardman vs. w. Gwatkin and E. Gwatkin, won by Supernant and Boardman. 6-1, 6-1.
 Finals in mems doubles will be played August 25 as will the finals ir mixed doubles.
 Contestants in the mems finals will be Pickett and Russell vs. Troup and Goodrich.
 Contestants in the mixed finals will be Silsby and Taylor vs. Thompson and Houston.
 On Wrong End of Score.
 The Kensington baseball team lost a hard fought game to the Simsbury team .n Simsbury Sunday, g to 2. The Kensington team was accompanied by a large delegation of rooters. who cheered them on despite the uphill battle they were forced to put up. Tn Simsbury team got away to a fly ing start which proved too much for the kensington team to overcome, all though in the latter part of the game the visiting team put up worthy tattle.
 The Kensington team will play ington next Sunday. The game these two teams put up at their last meet ing will not soon be forgotten by those who witnessed 1t and large crowd is expected. Practice will be held sev- eral nights this. week by the home team and the rough edges which shower up Sunday will be smoothed off as l victory will be sweet to the locals.
 Record for Few Deaths.
 What is believed to be record for the least number of deaths for per icd of II weeks was discovered by records found in the town clerks office. This refers to deaths occur ring in the town and does not include residents of the town who died in New Britain or nearby towns. Up to the time Of the death of William Luby there have been no deaths in the town for a period of time cover- ing II weeks
 Lincoln Bridge Being Repaired.
 The state highway department is still at work on the repairs being n ade to Lincoln bridge. past the old fair grounds on Pennington avenue. '-- Briefs.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney and daugh- ter. Ethel. are at Guilford for a week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fogliatti and family left today for Momauguin to spend two weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright are visiting in. New York.
 Charles Anderson of Kensington Is spending two weeks at Block Island.
 James Fitzsimons left today by au- tornobile for a two weeks vacation or Long Island.
 Cards have been received from the Misses Lauretta and Esther filling, who are visiting in Digby, Nova Sco- tia.
 There will be a meeting of the water board tonight at 7:50 in the office in the bank building.
 Death of Baby Annie, the one month old daughter ] 'f Mir. and Mrs. Leotelmo PIncelli of | Christian Lane. Berlin. died this | The funeral will be held to- 1 morrow at ? o'clock from her home. | Burial will be in St. Mary's ceme- cry
 East Berlin Items. Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Cogswell are I pending a few days as the guests of i eiatives In Winsted. Mir. and Mrs. Waiter werdelin have [ eturned to their home on Main l treet after spending the past few | lays as the guests of relatives in 1  Mir. and Mrs. Richard Hubbard and ons. Richard, Jr., and Raymond. | pent Sunday as the guests of Mfr.