New Britain herald., 1923-03-31

manczl of Bcckley will appear to answer charge of breach of the peace. He was arrested last evening by Constable Orville Ventres and was lodged in the New Britain police sta ton awaiting trial. The trial is scheduled for o'clock this after noon.
 Married Men Won't Play
 The married men will not play the single men at basketball this year, as was originally planned. Whether or not they fear a severe beating is not known. It is said that they have as an excuse that there are not enough men willing to play to make up a team. The single men are planning to get even with them on the diamond this summer and will challenge them to game of baseball.
 The Worthington Athletic associa- ton will play one more game of bas- SetbalI before the season ends. This game is scheduled for next Friday evening at Elmwood.
 The season was officially opened yesterday among the young boys of he town on the diamond back of the house, when several scrub" games were played.
 With The Town Clerk
 John Oils of Berlin has sold to 'awel Hilenski of New Britain a rouse and one and a quarter acres of and in kensington south of the pro- ,erty of Charles W. Dickenson.
 John and Joseph Badil of Berlin lave sold to John Kapustynski, also # Berlin, piece of land in Beckley orth of the Middletown branch rail- oad
 In the Churches.
 St. Paul's, Kensington (Rev. J. c. Brennan, pastor)-Masses will be celebrated tomorrow morning at 7:30,
 and 10.30 o'clock. Special Easter music will be rendered at these serv- ces.
 Berlin Congregational (Rev. sam el A. Fiske, pastor)--Morning wor- hip at 10:45 a. m. Organ prelude, Chorus, Handel; an- hem, Welcome Happy Morning." filler; soprano solo, Easter Dawn" voodman; sermon, 'The Satisfaction f Easter" All departments of the unday school will meet at 12 o'clock n a general Easter service. Spe- ial services of Easter praise will be eld at p. m. in the church.
 Kensington Congregational (Rev. 'arleton Hazen, pastor) Morning at 10:45 o'clock. A special ,aster service will be held. Sunday chool at 12:10 o'clock. Christian ,ndeavor meeting at 6 o'clock
 kensington Methodist (Rev. ]. AL 'n Scott, pastor) Sunday school at 0 a. m. A special program for ,aster will be held. Morning serv- e at II o'clock with special Easter lusic. Evening service at ' o'clock. 'pworth league officers will be in- ,alled at this time.
 Sacred Heart. East Berlin-The aster Sunday mass will be celebrat- l at 9 a. m.. Rev. J. c, Brennan cling the celebrant.
 Truck Stalls on Pike. A large truck belonging to the Red all Trucking Co. of New Haven, de- ilOptu lTOuDlc idSt sGNeIllIlS dDOut ; clock and it was necessary for the 'iver to leave the truck on Berlin rect near Blake and Woodruff's ore until garagemen could be secur-
 to repair the damage done.
 Mems Lyceum to Meet The postponed meeting of the Mems ,ceum of Kensington will be held onday evening at the Methodist urch. The question to be debated II be, "Resolved: That France is stified in the Military Occupation of e Ruhr district in Germany" Those bearing for the affirmative will be larles F. Lewis and Earl Lewis. lose defending the negative side of e question vi st be Rev. Carleton ' lzen and Charles Hall. c
 Items of Interest. ii Mrs. John Kiniry of Kensington has c
 her guests over the weekend, | ,nry Pagan Of Newark. N. J., and a argaret kiniry of New Britain. : Mrs. Burritt Tolles of Terryvile is t iting her mother, Mrs. R.. C. Hurl- T Tt of this place. h A. H. Bushnell attended the funeral Il his brother-in-law, William H. V we. in AIiddletown today. p