New Britain herald., 1924-02-11

Miss Marjorie DeMorc, Miss Grace iIoligan, Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss Marguerite Pollard and Oscar Ben- son.
 The songs to be sung by the troupe are: It's A Iotta Bunk" by James Holigan; Louisville Lou" Arthur Brnncll; "Oh, How She Lied to Me" Gerald Isootit and Herbert Potter: 'Droam Daddy" Arthur Liefeld: 'Bebe," Mrs. John Lewis; When Ton Walked Out Someone Else walked Right h." Mrs. Ross: Blue Eyed Baby" Mrs. Boss and Mrs. Frank Coby: "Old Pal O' Mine," Miss Marjorie DcMore: "A Kiss in thc Dark" Miss Grace Holigan, I'm Drifting Back to Dreamland." Miss Hazel Nelson. Hi Lee-ili Lo," Oscar Benson.
 Tho end mon for the show arc James lloligan and Arthur Brunell. They Have good line of jokes and batter with several local cracks wulch arc sure to 20 big. Mir. Bru- nelln is also managing the show.
 Dancing will follow the entcrtain- ment and music will be by Inc T. A. F. orchestra of Kcnsington. The af- fair is being given for the benefit of the Sacred Heart church.
 Finance Meeting.
 4 regular meeting Of the kensing- ton Finance corporation was held yesterday afternoon at r. X. B, hall. Routine business was transacted.
 KcDsingion Church Notes
 The Inanda club of the kcnsington Congregational church will meet Tuesday evening. The Boy Scouts will probably meet Friday evening at tb. church under the leadership of Paul G. Baker. the seouimaster.
 Team Want Games
 John conlin. well known organizer Of athletic teams in kcnsington, has issued challenge to all set back teams Of New Britain to play the Blue Hills squad. Mir. Conlin sent the challenge to the "Herald" today and stated that the team has just completed series with the Sand Hills Of New Britain. playing 67 games, of which the Blue Hills group won 4s. Mir. Conlih states in the challenge that only teams with a reputable name may apply.
 Mir. Conlin. it will be remembered, i favored starting team Of old timers 10 defeat the Bottle Alley and Cypress ltill hockey teams. Nothing has been l heard from that section Of town late 1 ty and it is not known whether the ! team is still anxious to meet the ! young fellows or not.
 The Doyle cup is exciting some in- tercst again in the town. The old | timers now claim ownership. stating { that they won ii Tt baseball from q ] team of Berlinites. Among those who l claim 1t as their own are such men . as Walter Hart and Claude W. ! Stevens. The Doyle cup has been n . mystery. no ono knowing where it came from. but 1t the assertion of { these men is true. fl came from Her- lin street originally. It is said that Henry Deming was one Of the mcm- bers Of the Berlin team that was so badly beaten at that time.
 East Berlin Items.
 The Sacred Heart Afinstreis will present. inflE entertainment 8L TUT csters hall in Kcnsington this eve ming at s o'clock. S'. PauI's orchus- Ira will furnish tho music for dancing which will follow the entertainment.
 The ladies of St. fiabrie1's church will meet at the home Of Mrs. Arthur Lawrence, Tuesday afternoon. to com plete plans for their Valentine sup per to be given al the Knights or Pythias hall Thursday evening at ( o'clock.
 Miss Ruby Nye Of Hartford spent Inc weekend as the guest ef her par snts. Mr. and Mrs. William xyo af heir home on Main street.
 Regular holiday hours will be ob- ,erved ali the local post office toInor -ow, Iincoin's birthday. and are as 'ollows: Open at 1880 a n. and close if o'clock: reopen at D. m. and Hose al s:96 o'clock
 Mrs. William HoIigan of soutlsing- on is spending a few days as the yuest of relatives in town.
 The library will he open this eve ling from 7:sh 10 s:se o'clock for he exchange of books.
 Mrs. John McInyrr Was removed q the siiddiesex hospital in Middle ,