New Britain herald., 1924-01-08

on West Main street, that city, last Saturday evening, n tire and a pair of chains were stolen from it.
 Visiting From California.
 Mrs. A. Percy Eale of Long Beach, California. is visiting her brother, Arthur Benson, in East Berlin.
 Final Report Received.
 The total return from the Every Member canvass held recently in the Berlin Congregational church. was s7,050, it has been learned. This is gain of sl,30o over tho return for 1928. Through death, change or residence and other causes Is sub scriptions were lost. However, 80 new subscribers have been gained. a net increase of 20 active supporters of the church being listed
 It has been stated that the drive was tho best hit of work Of that kind ever done in the church. The mohey pledged Is needed to carry on the regular work and meet the rld"1 expense involved in repairs to the property.
 Mr. and Mrs Eddy N. smith of Worthington Ridge have been re- ccited into the Berlin CongrcEa- tional church from the First congre- Iational church Of East Hartford and Mir. and Mrs. Emil c. Shlcrdcn of Berlin street have been received into the church from the First Church of Christ in New Britain.
 IIw'key Match Coming
 Sport fans in konsiurion arc now looking forward to thr next item on tho winters sporting calendar. This will takc the form of q hockey match next Saturday afternoon between the Cypers Hill team and the Bottle AL Icy aggregation. The battle will be pectcd that there will be large num- bcr Of spectators on hand 10 witness the first of the series of matches be- tween the two kensington all-star squads
 Frank Giana is manager and cap tain Of the Cypcrs Hill delegation and this boy has already demonstrated his ability on the ice. Jack Itoachc. an- other ice wizard from the second fire tA1AfiAF NiAl lNdh Ahf lbplAf 4NtitN team.
 The Doyle cup is the prize for which the teams are battling this year. The Cypers Hill crowd are the possessors of the cup at the present time. having captured it as a result Of Their bowling skill last winter. IL is now up to them to show whether or l not they can outplay their rivals on ] ,kates. The cup was donated by Mir. ! Doyle. one of the old-timers of Ken l ,ington. who has taken an active in- ! crest in sporting life.
 The whistle will be blown for the { yame at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 Visiting in New York
 Miss Marjorie Moore of kensington ] s spending several days in New I ork city.
 Stoies IScing Repaired
 Repairs arc being made on two Of t tensington's places of business by the iiannotta Construction company. The interior of Fogliati's grocery store is ,oing enlarged. one Of ihe partitions isinE removed in order to make more. tore room. Tho interior Of Ciiana's tore is being repainted and other are also being made !,
 Iteans of Interest
 Miss Minnie IIolies has returned to Sew York city after ,isit Of several rceks with her parents in Kensing- on.
 Mr. and Mrs George SchofeId of feriden have returned to their home fter visit with Mrs. George Scho- cid Of Hudson street.
 Miss Lucy Goodwin. daughter Of ir. and Mrs. Garner C. Goodwin, has ntered the yMorse Business college, hartford. Berlin Grange will hold another of s dances in tfe hall on Damon's hill 'riday evening. Ahlberg's orchestra [ New Britain will furnish music.
 Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe Of St Marks hurch, New Britain. Hill address the lembers of the Mems Bible class Of erIin at the monthly meeting tomor- 1w evening in the community house. 7
 Moore Is Improved Bernard r. Moore. who has been z at tfe New Britain General hospi- ! ] for the past few days. is sported [ being s0mee aat iu,nroNrd. Ifs is ing attended by Dr. Matthew Gris- ! |