New Britain herald., 1923-02-06

this evening is: Berlin Construction
VS.. Tabs. Independents VS.. American
Legion, Drum Corps VS.. Foresters,
Eagles VS.. Baraca. This list is ac-
| cording to the schedule published at
the beginning of the season
No new team will be formed at
! the American Paper Goods company.
Instead. the usual teams will play
this evening at the Casino alleys, New
Britain.
Brings Suit.
John Romanchik of Berlin has
brought suit for 5000 againat Will
liam Fl. Webster, also of Berlin.
Romanchik claims that he turned
two sows over to Mr.. Webster for
care and that the latter sent them
to the farm of Frank Furman of
Newington, where they became i'll and
died.
Plans Being Made.
Plans for the minstrel show to be
given blythe junior committee of the
Worthington Community association
are now being made, rehearsals being
held once or twice week under the
direction of Garner Goodwin. The
cast will include every member of the
committee, as well as eight other
young people of the town, it was an
nounced today.
The date for the affair has not
been definitely set, although Victoria
Fiske, chairman of the junior conf
mittee, expects that it will be held |
either March 16 or March % in the |
grange hall. This presentation will |
introduce all the popular songs of |
the day, as well as several specialties I
by members of the cast.
Before and after the entertainment !
an orchestra composed of some of
Berlin's young people will render Sc
lections and dancing will be enjoyed
following the production, music being
furnished by Ryder's orchestra of
New Britain.
A rehearsal will be held this eve-
ming at the home of Mr.. Goodwin.
Accessions and Dismissals.
The report for the month of Janu-
airy as compiled by teachers of the
schools and the superintendent shows
that there were nine children enter
ing the various schools of the town
and 10 leaving them.
The list is: Ida Luft, Junior High
school, Dismissal; Stella Zigmont,
kensington school, accession; Paul
Luft, Kensington school. dismissal; :
I. Cardillo, kensngton school, dis
nissal; p. Cardillo, Kcnsington
school, dismissal; Mike Zigmont,
school, accession: Mar
yaret Oszalza, Percival, accession;
Rose and Mary Sataline, Blue Hills,
accession: Jennie and Leonardo
Amaro. Blue Hills accession Walter
.echowicz, South school, dismissal;
carrie eastman, South school, dis
nissal; Frances Baldwin, Worthing-
on, dismissal; Jean and Allen Tay-
or, Worthington, dismissal; Ruth
Draper, Worthington, accession; {
frances Suprenant. Worthington, ac-
ession; William Taylor, Worthing-
on. dismissal.
TIL word dismissal does not indi- =
ate that the child was dropped from
lasses but left voluntarily.
Epworth League Meeting.
The Epworth League of the Ken
ington Methodist church will hold a L
1eeting Thursday evening at the
hurch. a special speaker will be
resent to discuss the work of the
eague and what it plans to do in the g
lture.
Friday evening members of the !,
.ensington league will attend a Joint .
leeting with the New Britain society u
Trinity Methodist church. that 'e
ty. A number from Kensington a
re planning to attend. u
W. A. Z. Wins. az
Before large audience last eve
ng the basketball team of the &c
Athletic club trounced
lie team of the Y. NJ c. A. Junior
New Britain to the tune of rs to =
at the town hall. The Berlin
am has a good record this season :
Id has not. as yet suffered defeat.
i the men on the team showed up
good advantage.
Grange Celebration.
The 3sth anniversary Of the Der
! Grange will be observed tonight
til appropriate exercises at the hall O
Damon's hill. The principal speak,
of the evenin. viii be Tax COM