New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

Green.
 Speaker at exercises Claude W, Stevens.
 Program committee, Mrs. Sidney N. Cowles, Walter F. Hart, Mrs. Ora Edgarly, Miss Florence Pcrretta, George W. Sullivan and Mrs. George E. Tryon.
 Flag committee, Arthur H. Bush- nell chairman.
 Music committee, Harry A, Me Keon, chairman.
 Will Plan For Carnival
 Plans for an outdoor carnival will he made tonight at meeting of the Kcnsington Athletic club, which will be held at the T. A. E. hall. This carnival will be held next week on Kilby Square, Kensington, and will be brought 10 a close one week from Saturday, when tho formal dedica- ton of tho Pcrcival avenue baseball diamond and grandstand will be held.
 The meeting tonight will be held shortly after darkness falls. as the members Of the club will be occu- pied in setting up the grandstand at the Perciyal field until nightfall,
 Will Attend Conference
 Rev May B. Lord, pastor of the Kcnsington Methodist church, will attend a ministers conference at Drew seminary. Patterson, N J. to- morrow. Thursday and Friday. This will concern religious education.
 In the absence of Rev, Miss Lord, F. r. Ncumann of New Britain, will conduct the mid-wcck service on evening Of this week. The Junior lcaEue meeting, which was scheduled for Friday afternoon at G:45 o'clock. will be omitted.
 Daughter is Born,
 Announcement is made of the birth of a daughter, Helen, 10 Mir, and Mrs. Charles Simsky of Caesars hill, East Berlin road, on May {. Mir. Slimsky is employed as screw ma chine operator in one of the New Britain factories.
 Veterans Sons Meeting.
 A meeting Of the Berlin Sons Of Veterans will be held in the Con- munity house, Berlin street on Thursday evening at o'clock A business session will he he'd and q reorganization ot the society will be made. Following the business scs- sion there will be a social hour,
 The Berlin organization has not been active for tho past few years except on Memorial Day. It Is plan ned to insun eorNn life into the so- cicty and to make it one Of BcrHns foremost bodies.
 Mems LSCCum Banquet,
 The quota Of tickets for th" N"u's Lyceum banquet has been sold and f5 mon will ba present tonight tc rartake of the deuc,ous feast which IS being prepared by ths women ot the konsinEton Congregational church. The affair 0ill heg)n at 7.%t o'clock and viii he served in ths ConErega'ional church parIors. Hon J, Mortimer Bell of Salisbury, Con. necticpt, will he the principal rp'ak er of the evening, and Rev. N"rrtn l.. Phillips will also deliver an Rd. dress. r is expected that tNe han. quet will be one of the most inter. esting ever he1l ty tho society.
 Will Play Falcons sunday.
 A two.out- of-'hroe series with fh' Falcons of New Britain has been a- ranged by r. !. Fuckley, manager o' the All Kanstnstons, and the frs games of the ser,ss Vijl be played a St. Mary's field. New Britain, or Sunday afternoon next The gam will probably start al 3 ?. m, an promises to he a hum-dinE.r as fs' as speed is concerned. The Falcons are known for their fast work anr their "onc-lNo-three" system of put outS
 The games will not hn played o' three consecutive Sundays hut vii he drawn ont through Iho season The second game will be played a the Pcrcival avenue icld some tim' later in the season. ManaEor Buck ley has not announced the blr'"rie for Sundays game,
 Son Is Born Today,
 Mir, and Mrs. Edward NcCormacl of kensinEton are receiving couErat . ulaiions on the birth Of son today The baby weighed sia pounds Bot i Mir, and Mrs, Mccormack are popu