New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
points, evident preparation and man.

points, evident preparation and man. her of delivery, being declared tie
 The members of the winning nCga- tive team were Dr. Matthew II. Gris- Wold and Harold w. Upson, presi- dent of the organization. Joseph l.. Wilson and Ora C. Eagerly took .care of the affirmative side, Claude W. Stevens was chairman of the debate and the judges were George F. Prentice, president of the Prem tice Manufacturing company; James U. Fitzsimmons, assist ant treasurer of the Berlin Savings Bank, and c. Ered Johnson, prominent Kensing- ton business man.
 There was q fair attendance at the meeting last night, although scV. .cral other activities drew from the membership of the Lyceum. At the close of the debate. Mir. Stevens .called upon Rev. Vernon L. Phillips pastor of the Kensington Congrcga- .tional church, and Thomas w. Emerson, for cXtemporancous talks On subjects announced by the chair These talks were well delivered and proved to be interesting. The busi- Iness meeting previous to the debate was in charge of President Harold w. Upson and in the absence of the secretary. Lyman w. Hall was chos- len to take in his place. Michael Merhan of New Britain was admit .ted to membership in tho organiza- ton.
 To Hold Mock Trial
 One of the coming features on the program of the Mems LyCeum will be q mock trial which will be staged some time in February A commit tee was appointed last night to as sumo charge of the arrangements, this committee consisting of II. II. Owen, Douglas V. DeAlers and George w. Tryon. When the qucs- ton of having a mock trial was brought up at the meeting the mem- bers were enthusiastically in favor of such an affair.
 The committee will start work on the arrangements immediately, since much preparation is necessary in or dor that q mock trial may be made interesting. The LyCoum will he divided, half of the members taking the proscCution's side and the other half working for the defense. There will he attorneys, witnesses, plain tifrs, defendants. prosecutors, judges clerks Of court and all the other of. licials seen ordinarily in u real court room.
 The nnXt debate of the Lyccum will be held in January. and the subject will probably he in Connec. lion with the revision of the United States senate rules in accordance With the plan brought forward by Nicc-prcsidcnt Charles c. Dawes.
 Shoulder Out Again
 John SantitcTo of kensingtor threw his shoulder out of joint again yesterday, this being the eighth time such an accident ha; happened to him so far this year. He was engaged in q wrestling match when the joint was thrown out. Dr IA. J. Goodwin was called and tho member treated. He will be denied the use of his arm for some time it is expected
 Athletic Club Meeting
 X regular meeting of the KCnsing ton Athletic club vii lbe held tonight at o'clock at the T. A. B. hall. Scv' cral important matters are scheduled to come up at the meeting and it i' expected that plans for several SO cial affairs during the winter will bt discussed.
 i One Case Is Scheduled
 So far IS is known, only one cast ! will be tired in the Berlin town cour 1 this evening, that Of Arthur Jacob' Iof Brookline, Massachusetts, whicl was continued from last week. telephone call just before cour opened last Tuesday evening brough forth the information that Jacob would be unable to appear, due tt illness. and it was asked if he nigh wait until tonight He was involved in an accident several weeks agt and was arrested by q state polio, officer.
 Three Services Sunday
 Three masses will be held at St Paul's church next Sunday morning according to Rev. John c. Brennan today. They will be held al s, am 10 o'clock in the morning. the o'clock service being a special on for one of the foreign groups.