New Britain herald., 1925-03-16
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Eleanor Burns, Miss Lillian La Flame, Miss Mary Walck, Henry kristopher and several others. The program will be made up mostly of Irish songs and dances and it is ex- pectcd that the attendance on We'd nesday night will be large.
 Will Have Grandstand
 There will be grandstand at Percival avenue field for the accom- modation of the grounds during the coming baseball season, it was decid- ed at q meeting of the club yester- day afternoon. The grandstand committee made it's report and ac- ton was taken by members of the club, about 25 being present at this special session.
 The stand will be of steel and wood construction and will cost about $1,on0 to complete. Work will be started about April i and fl is expected that the stand will be ready for use about April 15. just before the season opens in Kcnsing. ton.
 The committee in charge of the work Is F.. J. Buckley. chairman Frank Pierpont, James Hart and John McKeon.
 Had No License.
 Dooo,,co I, po II cense. J. J. Carey of Tracy, Con- necticut, will appear in the Berlin town court tomorrow night to ex- plain the case to Judge George Gris- wold. Carey was arrested by Officer Orville Nentres after an accident had occurred between the car driven by Carey and an automobile operat- ed by a Mr. Cobey of East Berlin at the top of Galpin's hill. Cobey was on his way up the hill and Carey was bound toward East Der lin. The cars collidod and consid- crable damage was done. although Carey's machine was able 10 move away under its own power. Tho Cobey automobile was taken to a garage for repairs.
 Construction Co. Wins
 The Berlin Construction com rany's bowling team crashed through to victory over the Her aid" five at the Rogers alleys on Saturday afternoon, taking two out of three games from the printers The Linotype operators did not come through as was expected and the bridge shop gang fairly danced all over the alleys, with the Herald team d poor second.
 The Construction Company five will be entertained at a supper al the home of Manager l.. A. Warner on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock
 Week-cnds In Town
 George Pola, son of Mir. and Mrs Enrico Pola. spent Sunday as the guests of his parents in Berlin. MT Pola is q student at the Suffield school, Suffield, Conn.
 Daughter Is Born
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Rose of Broad street, New Britain, are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter. Mrs Rose was for merly Miss May Pagan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Pagan of Ken sington, and is well known ins town
 Will Hold Mardi Gras
 The Foremen's club Of the Amer ican Paper Goods company will hold a mardi gras end whist al Lloyd hall tomorrow evening, in ob- servance of St. Patrick's day. This affair promises 10 be a successful one and it is expected that large number of Kensington residents will be present. McKcon's orchestra will furnish music for those who care to dance and ample opportunity will be provided to play whist for those who so desire.
 Breaks Wrist Tn Fall
 Mrs. Annie Lindquist of Berlin suffered a painful injury at her home Saturday, when she fell, breaking her wrist. She was taken to the New Britain General hospital where the injury was treated. She later returned to her home.
 Returns To Duties
 Miss Ruth Warner of Hartford, s,enographer at the Berlin Savings bank, has resumed her duties. after having been i'll at her home for seV- eral days
 East Berlin Items.
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