New Britain herald., 1925-04-28

briefs church, it vas found that there were not enough women pres "nt to make 1t feasible to transact business. After talk by Miss Sally Fanny Gleaton. the meeting adjourned to some future date.
 The next meeting which will be held for the purpose of organiza- ton the East Berlin branch will be held at some private home in the village. The date has not been an- nounccd. It is hoped that more interest in the organization will be shown by East Berlin women. Mrs. Archer Walsh is one of the prime movers in the proposition and she has done considerable work toward securing the formation of the league in East Berlin.
 Swcntik Is Arrested.
 Peter Swcntik, who, according to Paul Harnstrowski of Christian Lane, assaulted him on Sunday night, was arrested last evening by the Berlin police. He will appear before Judge George Griswold in the Berlin court tonight, and will be charged with assault and battery.
 When arrested he did not deny that he had beat up Barstrowski. On the contrary, he calmly admitted that ne had been the assailant, it is said. It is not known whether Barstrowski will be able to appear in court to testify tonight. It is un- dorstood that he is suffering from the effects Of the beating he rcCciV- ed Sunday night.
 Team Will Practice.
 The All kensingtOns will appear for practice at the PerCival avenue field tonight at G:15 o'clock. This will be the first Of schedule Of in tcnsivc training which has been laid down for this week. The first game Of the season will be played in South Manchester next Sunday and it is the desire tO get the squad warmed ur and in good shape for the fray.
 Practice has been called foi Thursday evening al G:1j o'clock and Saturday afternoon at , o'clock In inc course of the week the coach and manager will weed out the un- desirabcs for the first game and will pick q team which they feel will bt able 10 trounce the opponents or Sunday
 Candidates for the team who arc not picked for the first game, need not lose heart just because they arc excluded. Some men snap into con. dilion much quicker than others an( 1t will be upon these latter that the success of the struggle will depend. Manager F. J. Buckley expressed confidence in his squad today, saying that many of the men are rounding out into first class condition, Anniversary Tonight. The 25th anniversary celebration of St. Pau's T. A. and B. society will be held tonight at the hail in Kens. ington. The smoker will begin al S:3O o'clock and the meeting will bC graccd by inc attendance of Rev Michael Sullivan of Hartford, who founded the St. Paul's society 2; years ago. He will present 25-yeal medals to William W. Pagan. Wil. liam J. Dooley and J. r. Moore.
 Mrs. Montgomery Returns.
 Mrs. Donald Montgomery of HuI. son street has returned to her homo after spending 13 weeks in NcN York city, where she mdcrwr m treatment. Shc was accompanied T. her home by Mrs Lola Phelps. Mrs Montgomery is reported as being much improved in health as a re suit Of her stay in New York.
 John Weber T5 Today
 John Weber is observing his 75tl birthday anniversary today at hi' home in Berlin. As hale and heart, as he was at so. Mir. Weber show the result of on outdoor life. He i' unusually active and always has [ good word for everyone. When h, meets his friends on the street he usually stops for a chat telling in. teresting and at times. humorous stories. MT. Weber's memory i' peculiarly sharp and he has no diff fculty in remembering dates, nc matter how long ago particular events may have occurred. Many friends in Berlin were joined ir wishing Mr. Weber happy returns of inc day.
 No Date For Annual Meeting
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