New Britain herald., 1925-05-22

pipe the game, the Kensington club h4s been fortunate. Known as one of the faircst umpires in this sec tion Of the state, MT. Lynch is noted for the justice of his decisions.
 It is expected that a record crowd will be on hand 10 witness this open ing game at the new field It will fbe gala day for the kcnsington Athletic association and a note worthy one in the history of Berlin.
 Estates Inveptoried
 The estate of the late Augusta s. Woodruff of Berlin shows a value of s1%,@04.72, as inventored by William Scott and Francis Deming. The estate is itemizcd as follows; Homestead, s6,5oO; bungalow, s4,0O0: four-room house, s1,25o; furniture, $500; cash in Berlin Say ings bank, s15472; credit New Britain Savings & Loan associa- ton, $500.
 The estate Of the late Herbert II. Damon has been inventoried by George Rapelye and James J. Fitz- simons. It is appraised at s7,9O5.10.
 Marriage Is Recorded
 Willis Mitchell, 34 years of age and Esther Yobb, IS years Of age, both coIored, were married yester- day by Charles H. Nick of New Britain. Mitchell resides on Chris tian lane anu is employed by the Stiles <: Reynolds Brick Co, Mrs Mitchell is a resident Of Berlin. Both parties arc natives of Georgia.
 Is Former Berlin Resident
 4 daughter has been born at the New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Smcdberg of Sonth- ngton. Mrs. Smedberg vas for merly Miss Helen Chamberlain Of Kcnsington and is well known in town.
 Will Play in CollinsNillc
 The All kcnsingtons will play the Cnllinsvillc A, C. in that town on Sunday aftornoon The boys Will meet at Macks garage at l o'clock and the trip will be made by auto mobile. It is expected that the game will begin about o'clock. IIarIowc will pitch for the Ken sington squad and Mckeon will re ccivc IIarloWes efforts. It IS expect ed that the game will be one Of the hest of the season, as the Collins yile team has the reputation Of be- ing the champion delegation Tn the Pennington Valley league.
 Shepard Is Delegated
 William Shepard of Berlin has, been delegated by the Rerhn troopI of Boy Scouts to attend the scoue DOW WOW in Southington tomorrow and Sunday. This gathering will hya composed of scouts from all parf* of the state and 1t is expected thatH will be an interesting occasion. Eat1l troop is allowed only one deleGpte to the conference.
 The regular meeting of the troop will be held tonight at o'clock in the scout room at the Berlin Don gregational church, Rev. Samuel A liskc, the scoutmaster, in chhrgc. Routine affairs will be disCusseH.
 Sustains Broken Ankle
 William Lyon, Kensington caectr- clan, sustained a broken ankle twhile at work last evening, Mir. Lydh was going about his duties at the new post office building. where ht has been wiring the place. He Started to so down into the cellar jand he turned his ankle, breaking ont of tie bones. He was attended by' Dr. A.. J. Goodwin and is under the care Of that physician. It is said that hc will be laid up for about fH P weeks,
 Miss HoniSs GraduatCs
 Miss Jesnnelte Honiss, hughter of Mir, and Mrs F. F. Honi iss Of Hud son street. graduated frtlrn the New Haven General hospital, school for nurses on WedneBday e,&nirg. Mir and Mrs. Honiss attondHd the eAer- cises in company with SNrs. Samuel A. Fiske and Leon TIH miss, There were fl young women <n the class
 Miss Honiss plans ttl do nursing work in the immediate e future, but will enter social servIr work even tually.
 Items Of d crest
 Two hundred. ticlSts have been sold for the dance (which will be held by the WorthJtgton club or chesira at Grange lja7l tonight.
 R. W. North is, tlsnniug to open Ia refreshment sta nd on The trnpik e
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