New Britain herald., 1925-08-03

mother, Mrs. Josephine Damon. who recently sold their residence on Pennington avenue to Stanley Bar rett, moved 10 Hartford Saturday They will make their home in that city in the future.
 Recover Stolen Auto
 The state police on Saturday morning recovered an automobile which had been reported stolen in Hartford on Friday evening. The car, small runabout. was found abandoned on the turnpike near the home of William H. Webster. It was taken to the Monument garage awaiting the arrival of the owner.
 Meeting Of Berlin Grange
 A regular meeting of Berlin grange will be held tomorrow evening in the hall on Damon's hill Farming ton road, and an interesting pro- gram has been arranged by the lec- turer. The program will open with selections by the Grange orchestra. This feature will be followed by a reading by Clarence B. Baldwin. An open discussion on "How To Make a S5 a Year Profit on Hen.' will follow the reading. Selections by the orchestra, d talk on Boy Scout work and a program of games will bring the program to a close.
 Bluebirds Handed Defeat
 The All Kensington Juniors, hit ting q rapid stride, defeated the Bluehirds C New Britain for the sec ond time this season at Willow Brook park on Saturday afternoon, score 5 to 8. This was a return game, the All kensington Juniors having beaten tho New Britain team week ago by a score of to 3.
 The game Saturday marked the seventh consecutive victory for the locals this year. They have yet to be defeated. They will meet the Burritt Juniors at Walnut Hill park. New Britain. next Saturday after noon and will later engage in a series of games with the Plainville Pioneers, the series opening in Plainville on August 1i.
 The Juniors will practice tonight at o'clock at the Pcrcival avenue field and all members of the squad are urged 10 be present. A game has been arranged between the To- calls and the Eagles of New Britain for Wednesday evening at 6;45 o'clock and practice will be again called for Friday evening at : o'clock at the school grounds.
 Moro About Horscshocs
 A member of the East Berlin horseshoe pitching squad branded as an error the story that the team had hecn beaten hy two youngsters from Cromwell. This individual, anxious to set the public right, stated that the team has never met any resi- dents of that village al horseshoes and furthermore, there is no team i'll East Berlin which pitches horse shoes. The team pitches quoits.
 The member said that the team has not been beaten at quoits here tofore, although i: Is not known when any games were staged. A challenge to any teams hctD cen Portland, Maine and Los Angeles, Cal, was given out and it is expected that residents c: other parts of Ser lin will gratify the desire for ex- citement expressed by the East Der hnites
 Leaves on Vacation
 C. ". Williams. village carrier for the Kensington post office. has left on his annual two weeks vaca- ton. Mir. Williams and family will spend part of that time at the sea shore. Frank Giana is taking care of NIT. Williams duties while the latter is out Of town.
 Return From Detroit
 Miss Margaret Flynn. assistant al the Kensington post office, and the Misses Agnes and Katherine Pagan have returned from Detroit, Michigan. where they have been spending the past two weeks, They made the trip back by motor, being accompanied by MT, and Mrs. Jo- seph Stanton and children, Mildred and Donald, of Detroit. MT. and Mrs. stanton and family will be the guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Pagan for the remainder Of the week.
 At PIainville Camp Ground
 Among the East Berlin residents vho Uare at the Middletown church house. Plain>ille camp ground, over the weekend, were Charles Pratt Burton oElA EsWaEs nNss. eanss'