New Britain herald., 1924-01-22

Louis Bradbury, Dr. Charles r. Brick son, Mrs. Charles F. Erickson, X. M. lto.mqulst, August :stromquist, God Trey Hclmqnlst, Leon filling, Edward Mting. F. l.. Norton, Dr. Roger M. Griswo,d, Mrs. Roger NJ. Griswold, Harry Baldwin. Newton Baldwin, George lIa dwln, Grant skinner. El- lnrr Shialsr. August Albert, John White and Town Clerk Arthur J.. Moodrun.
 Constable Fred Wrinkle of New Briiain summoned the following New l,r.ta people yesterday: James ]. iiannon of S9 kens,ngton avenue. Mlcnaci F. Harmon of isi Maple strcet, John k. Anderson of C Trim ty street. Mortimer Woods of-5G Wal lace street and Jacob Young of cog West Main street. The decision has aot ns sei been learned. cleiier to kefcrcc
 Nclson re elief or l<onsington will probably referee the Bottle Alley Cypress ILL hockey motchcs next 5 turdBs aud sunday at railroad pond. "H,ls' s an o'd timer at the game and 2 wei known in sporting circles both in New Britain and Berth. He bas been well known basketball piascr in .imes gone by.
 Tho Bec.sley team Is practicing every day lately in preparation for the match with the winners Of the tournamcnt. They have aii purcha, cd new shoe skates and will be in per- feet tram by the time that the game comes ..round.
 John Conlin Is much in earnest these days when hc talks about hoo ley. He stated today that every man who Will play on the tea mis a resi- dent Of the town. Well have no ringers" he stated emphatically to- day. 'lf we go into the game. it will not be for money or for the trophy, it win be mostly to save the honor of kensington and to take the conceit cut of those young upstarts.' The young upstairs" are men Of about 25 years of age or over. It is probable that the "oid Sports will battle the winners Of the present matches
 W. \. C. To Play
 The worthington Athletic club will open it's basketball season on Thurs day of this week, when it will meet the South church. New Britain. boys. al the Boys club al 7:i5 o'clock in the evening.
 On Friday night the Worthington team will journey to Middletown where 1t will meet the team from Company F. Connecticut National guard al the armory. They will leave
 
 William r. Corbiy
 Residents Of Kensington learned this morning Of the death Of William Y. Corbly Of Meriden. who died at his home in that city fast night of heart failure. Alr. Corbly was we'll known in kensington. Mrs Corbly before her marriage being Miss Nellie McKeon of Kensington.
 Mir. Corbiy was a resident Of Meri- den for s5 years and was a member of St. Roses church in that city He is survived by his wife. two brothers, Thomas E. Corbly Of Meriden and James corbfy Of New Britain. and one sister. Miss Mary Corbly of Meri- den.
 Drum Corps Activities.
 rehearsal Of the IT. A. B. drum corps was hold last evening at the hall in KensinEton Most Of the members were present. in spite of ,he cold weather. and g profitable re- hearssl was the result. Members have been reauested 10 De present ct the meeting next week. as plans win be made to attend an affair In New Brit ain the following Saturday night.
 stsirf scouf Meeting.
 The Berlin Girl Scouts will meet so- morrow afternoon at t:30 o'clock al the Worfhingfon school Miss Edith Lindquist Of East Berlin will be in charge Of the work. as Mrs. O. C. Goodwin. who Is the leader Of the troop, has not been able 10 be present nf meetings for the past two weeks. due to the illness Of her son.
 Improved Tn Health.
 Garner C. Goodwin. IT,. son of Mir and Mrs. Garner C. Goodwin of Der lin street is rapidly recovering from his recent case Of scarlet fever. end the family is partially out Of eusran- tine.
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 The weekly shist Of the T. A.. P.