New Britain herald., 1924-06-04
BERLIN NEWS
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farmer; James McPherson, clerk; Henry A. Taylor, stationary engineer.
 Luther F. Turner, factory; Charles A. Woodward, carpenter.
 Cow Deal Causes suit
 Walter Rudnicker of Berlin, through his counsel, Arthur W. Up- son of New Britain, has brought suit for s2o against Salvatore Satalina of New Britain. The plaintiff claims that s25 is due on the safe of COW. Dep uty Sheriff Martin II. Horwitz served the papers. The case is returnable in the city court the third Monday in June.
 Prepare For Heavy Season
 The East Berlin community club baseball team IS preparing for heavy season this year with other members of the league, it was stated today by Harold Clark, president of the organization. The league consists of teams from Windsor Locks, East Glastonbury, Highland Park and East Berlin, The Windsor Locks team is composed mostly of employees at the Dexter and Sons company in that town.
 East Berlin meets Windsor Locks on Saturday on the home field and a Isst game is expected, Mir. Clarh stated that East Berlin has an eX- cellent team and that the boys have been practicing faithfully for some time.
 Mass to Be Celebrated
 A solemn high months mind mass for the late Rev. John F. Ryan of Danbury, will be celebrated at St. Paurs church, kensington, on Friday morning at o'clock. Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor of the church is an intimate friend of the deceased priest, will be the ceebrant. Rev. Dr. Thomas F. DrenJan of Hartford will be deacon and Rev. w. D. Casy of Hartford will be sub-deacon. The hour as changed from 7:SO o'clock to o'clock because of the fact that Rev Father Brennan has to attend similar service in Danbury Friday morning,
 Birth Certificate Returned
 A birth certificate has been re- turned to the office of the town clerk announcing the birth of a son, John, to Mir and Mrs, Alexander symcik of kensington.
 Items of Interest
 The outdoor carnival Of the T. A. R. drum corps enjoyed great success last night and will be continued to- night w'lh many new attractions.
 Mrs Wilfred R. Moore of Berrin is visiting relatives in springlcli and Greenwich Village, Massachusetts.
 East Berlin Items
 The regular weekly meeting Of in. community club will be held in the basement of the Methodist church this etening at s o'clock.
 Arthur Benson has returned to his home after spending the past few days in South Bend, Indiana.
 The weekly meeting of the Junior league will be held in the social room ot the Methodist church Thursday af- ternoon at ( o'clock.
 A number from this place will at tend the weekly barn dance to be held at the Nme of Mir. Woke in West Cromwell Friday evening.
 An interesting program is being ar- ranged by the pupils of the Methodist sunday school for Children's Day which will be observed next Sunday,
 The final Parent-Teacher's meeting Of the year will be held at the Hub | hard school Friday evening at sl o'clock. Now officers for the ensuing year will be elected at this meeting. | The program committee has been very fortunate in securing Frederick V. | streeter of New Britain, past depart | ment commander, Dept. of Conn, q. A. R., as the speaker Of the evening. 4 full attendance is desired.