New Britain herald., 1923-03-10

they may not be allowed to play at the club again.
 Four more games are scheduled for the team before it disbands for the summer. The most important to Der linites will be the game between the married men and the single men which will be played at the town hall some evening late this month.
 Junior Minstrels.
 Members of the cast of the junior minstrels, who have speciality num- bers are now getting them into shape, these numbers taking the form of several recitations and popular and comic songs One of the headliners will be the rendition Of Gallagher and Shean" by Leon Honss and Franklin Boardman.
 The show will take place March o3 in the Grange hall. Music will be furnished by the Junior orchestra.
 In the Churches
 Berlin Congregational. Rev. S. A. Ffske, pastor-Boys' class at 10 o'clock Morning worship at 10:45. Sermon, Moral and Spiritual Tem- perature." Mems class at . o'clock. school at 12 o'clock.
 The Junior Endeavor society will meet at o'clock under the leader ship of Charles Cutie. At 4 o'clock the pastors class wil' meet and at 6 o'clock those in the mission study class will hear Mr. Ling. Chinese who will tell of mission work in China. Professor Fleming James of Berkeley Divinity school will ad lress the congregation at the specia Lentcn service in the church at [ o'clock. His subject will be '"The Modern Conception of the old Tcsta- ncnt."
 St. 'aul's. kensington - Rev. pr, Brennan, acting pastor. Masses will oe celebrated at and 10 a. m.
 KensinGton Methodist, Nev. J. .llcn Scott, rastor) -- Sunday school | ,t 10 a. m. Morning service at II a. n.
 kensington Congregational. (Rev. Carleton Hazen, pastor) - Morning | worship at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school it l2:l0 D. m. Christian Endeavor iltNtlllS dl VI U iiDtN. A SuBHtl "iil | ,o served next Friday evening by the ,adies' society. This will he followed " meeting of the church for the an lual roll call
 Finance Board Meeting
 The finance board will meet in the 'ffice of the town clerk on Tuesday vcninc, it was announced this morn ng by Francis Demng, chairman of he board. The purpose of tho meet ng will be to fix q tax rate to cover he budget
 Entcrtains Whist Club
 The Home Whist club of kensing- ,n was entertained Thursday eve ing by Mir. and Mrs. Albert Schlling Harrison street, New Britain. First rizes were awarded to F. F. Williams nd Mrs. Matthew Griswold Conso- ltion prizes were given to James B. Ellsworth and Adele Bassett. Re reshments were served
 Items of Interest
 James Garrity, Jr., of Kensington as been confined to his home for the ast two weeks with badly injured g. f Reginald C. Stevens. who is in code, Florida, writes that the wealth r is all that could be desired. I Curtis Morgan has purchased Irm near Danbury and will go into lc poultry business
 Mrs William Scott is ill at her T ,mo on Worthington ridge. Alexander Bruce, who has been i'll f ith the grip for several weeks, is v ,w able to ha about the house. c Elisha Clark has returned from , orida. where he spent the greater n lrt of the winter. h Rev. J. C. Brennan is expected |, ,me from the south next Tuesday. {, e has been away several weeks. !, Miss Ceclc German is ill at her ,me in Kensington. She is employ
 in the office of the Berlin Con ruction Co. i,
 East Berlin Items. =. ,c, The services at the Methodist Ii lurch Sunday are as follows, regu- Nj r morning service at 10:45 a. m. ir flowed by Sunday school at 12 II dock. The Junior league will meet te D. m. and the Epworth league p' 6.45. Evening service at 1880 tf