New Britain herald., 1924-06-27

York office of the Congregational Ed ucation society. The purpose of the conference Is to inspire greater lay alty to Christ and church. 10 set forth the world wide program of the Con- gregational churches, 10 instruct young people in the ways in which they can make their Christian living more useful to their local church and community and to stimulate acquain- tance and fellowship among the younger members of the Congrega- tional churches of Connecticut
 Last Berlin Meeting
 The formation of a young women's organization to be run in conjunc- ton with the work being done among the boys at tho present time, is being talked of in East Berlin, It has been thought advisable to include in tho activities Of tho Community club young women's organization, one which would give all the women of the town wholesome and hcalthful recreation.
 To attain this end. Miss Elizabeth
 
 and statewide worker, will meet all interested in inc formation of such a club. in the club rooms in tho base ment of the Methodist church to- night at 7:I5 o'clock, daylight sa,- ing time. \ large attendance is looked forward to, ns this work is rommendable and marks another step in advance for inc district.
 lt seems. in this way at least. that East Berlin is far outstepping it's more ropulous sisters. NorihinEton and kensineton, although kenstneton has some thought of forming branch of Inc Hartford county "Y".
 The remainder of inc lineup. each one of them well known in baseball, includes Giannotta. second baseman, a three year veteran; Giana, a short stop Of great ability. sho made his high school letter this year for his work; Greco. third baseman, Hho also l made his high school letter for his 1 good work; Lefty" He1insky, left | fielder. a mainstay of the Rangers Of | New Britain in seasons past. Joe i Mccormack. left fielder. and grizzled l Triangle veteran of many frays. | Ives. right fielder, . ho played last year | with the Pratt Institute team Of | Brooklyn and made his letter with | that team: Balog. center fielder. nim- | bie of foot and great "hy catcher" |
 Polance Will umpire the game. He | Is regarded as one Of fhe most effi- ! cirnt and neither side will have much 1 10 yell about over his decisions |
 Practice for The team will be held ! tonight.
 Sacred Heart dcvoiions will he ! held at St. FauI's church. kensing- l ton. tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 Residence Is Changed.
 Elmer l.. Austin has moved his | family into the Fred Cutie residence Dn Pennington avenue. Berlin. |
 Picnic Committee Meeting.
 The committee in charge of the Community Center as- sociation picnic on July { will hold s meeting on Monday evening Of next week.
 Disirit1 Meeting Tonight.
 The Kensington Fire district will hold ifs annual meeting tonight at o'clock in Foresters' hall. Farming on road. It is expected that the en- ire district will be present at the i meeting. as Inc word has gone around hat there is 10 be a beautiful dis say of frcWorks set off at fhe meet 4. ng. Unless The weather dampens inc fireworks. which is possible. there sfIl !, 50 a section of thunder present 10 op- < pose Inc appointment Of certain com nitieemen 10 the district committee. ii
 Crashes Info Fence.
 The mystery seems 10 be solved t developed yesterday that Patsy succa smashed into the fence bur- ; lering on inc Murray clay pits and : lnocked down a section Of n. The ioiice were in the dark regarding tha natter and had started 10 invcsfi- | -ate ihs broken fence. when Mr. ', .Bcra appeared and asked for an | ccident blank He is reported 10 ] lave smashed q perfectly good tour l nr car on Wednesday. ii
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