New Britain herald., 1925-05-11

The building Is near the Berlin fair grounds property at Jacobs corner. The cause Of the blaze is not known. The alarm was turned in at 1;4S D. n., yesterday afternoon and bumper No. 2 of the New Britain fire de- partment responded. The company returned to quarters at 2:30 o'clock,
 Entcrtains at Dinner
 Mrs Robert D. Silsby of Berlin street entertained about f guests Rt a dinner party at her home on Sat urday night The affair was held in honor of her house guests, Mrs. George Arthur Haynor and Miss Margaret Louise Durst of Dayton, Ohio.
 Walsh Resumes Duties
 Archer Walsh of East Berlin, who has been seriously i'll at his home for the past several weeks, returffed 10 his duties at the Berlin Construction company today. Mir. Walsh is em- floyed as a shipping clerk.
 Items of Interest
 The weekly meeting of inc board of s"lcctmon will be held tonight at the office of the town clerk.
 Henry Porter. who has been III at his home for several weeks. is re- ported to be on the road to recovery
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl H. Brown of Berlin spent the weekend with Mrs Browns parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ur- ban of Ncwington,
 George and Rudolph Abcl, pro- priotors of the Abel Brothers garage on Berlin street, have purchased a new wrocking ear.
 Ahout 30 were in attendance at q social held Saturday afternoon in tho community house by the Berlin troop Of Girl Scouts.
 Mems Lyccum Banquet
 The annual banquet of the Mems Iyceum Of Konsngton will bc held tomorrow night at 7;3o o'clock in .tn" parlors of tho KcnSington Con groGational church, The speaker of tine evening will ho Hon. !. Mortimer Bell. representative from Salisbury in inc general assembly, Nr, Bell is W"ll known as an after dinner speak CT and ho will have an interesting message for konsington people. r is reported that tho saIo of tickets for 'he hanquct has heon largo and it is expected that inc attendance will bn a record ono for the orCani- zation. Several other speakers aro grhcdu1od and an interesting pro gram Of entertainment is to bo fra turci.
 kcn>!nGton Takes Two The All Kensingt0ns were keyed ID to the highest pitch ovcr inc weekend and won the two games they were engaged in, New Hartford on Saturday and the Nohawks of Mcrid"n yesterday. The score of the New HartfoR game was G-4, and of 1 the Merldrn~ game, 5-4.
 They were both hard fights, the . two opposing teams being tough ones to break. The New Hartford dclcga- 1 ton proved to bo one of the tough est aggrcgations the All Kensing' ons have yet faced and the opponents held the locals to a A. score until the ninth inning. Things looked black for the All Konsngtons. Du- Jack. the New Hartford pitcher, was . whirHng ont some wonderful pellets and with four runs cha)kad ID for him. hado fair 10 have inc game cuOchod,
 Finally. in 'hn Al EonsInc,n half of the ninth, tha local hat'rrs got the swing Of Dujack's pitching and from thcn on 'he outGeld had its work cnt out for it. The in0"ld hits went so speedy that Tho fret, sec and and third hascmon and inc shor:stop could do nothing but look foolish in the face of such an on slaughf. The game ended with the score in favor of the konsington squad. They made three runs in the ninth.
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