New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

is chairman of the committee which will have q dance orchestra on hand for the occasion.
 The league in Kcnsington now boasts Of 50 members and ii is pointed out that the membership is growing by leaps and bounds, The proceeds of the card party Friday night will go toward defraying eX- penses for carrying on the work of the organization.
 Ross To Appear In Court
 Harry Ross of New Britain yes tarday received a summons from Constable Oryille Nentrcs, 10 appear in the Berlin town court next Tues of reckless driving. Ross, it is al- lcged, was the driver of he car which came to grief on the turnpike late Monday night, when it struck q heavy truck bound in the opposite direction. After the accident Ross Is alleged 10 havo disappeared. Two men were injured as a result Of the crash and the sedan in which they were riding. was demolished
 Plan Opening of Field
 Elaborate plans for the formal opening of the new porciyal avenue baseball and athletic field are being made by the kensinston Athletic club and the matter caused much discussion last night at its meeting
 The date Of inc opening of the field has been set for May g. The will be held sometime dur ing the afternoon and the feature of the day will be a baseball game be- tween the All-Kcnsingtons and tho New Hartford t"am. Town officials, and other prominent citizens will hc invited 10 he present and First So icctman George B. Carter will be asked 10 toss the first bail ou' onto the diamond from the new grand stand.
 This opening will come as a climax 10 an out door carnival which will | be held hy the club during tho en- tire week. This affair will take i place on Kilby Square. Several at- fractions will be listed and there will i be a large number of booths erected. |
 Prentice Has No Clues
 There have hoon, as yet, no clues . 10 tho identity Of the persons or per ! son who killed several sheep hplong- . ing 10 George F.. Prch'ico, last wo,t. . These sheep were part Of 9 lHrg, and . ,aluohle flock. Two Of them Nrr, found on the pas'ur" with buict . wounds in thom aud two or thrrr . lambs were missing An in1l :'iga- . lion is h"in- carried on and residents Ire hoping Ni'h Mir. Prentice that . tn" ru1ri1s will h,. caught.
 The n"Nly-r."c'aI officers uf th" . Mems Bible class of Berlin will be . in charge tonight for thr first time . al th" regular monthly meeting of hr organization aj thc CouuuGuity house George T. kimbar. prcsj- . dent of th" American Hardware corporation ot New Britain, will he . tn" speaker of the evening and it is .Npccf"d that he will have mes sa&" of interest for those who m- lend. A .arE" gathering Is expected.
 New Box Arrives
 Tn" now pos ofttr" collect box Hls arrived at hc K,usincton post office md will l." placed near JacUts col {. urr in short time. 4 rcquistion for tho l. y has bv.G mada. The in. 7. Of 'bis box will pro,c 70 . oe a Cr,a conyrnicrCo 'o those rCs- .donts of k"nsngton who Ijyo n,ar Jacobs corner lp To this time thcsr residents have had to go 10 tho post ! officl, a distance Of about ou,-ba}f 1. mile. in order to post letters. In . many CaS~s ih". distanc" has hprn , morr than half milo. The hoN will . solve a long felt ur,d.
 Attending Missions Meeting
 A large group of Berlin women 1 attended the scmi-annuaI meeting | of the Hartford branch of the Wo- ! mans Board of Missions which was . held today al the Congregational | church in Suffield. Those who at- tended were Mrs Pardon (. Richy. Mrs. Eoderick Morrison. Mrs. $. Chase Cole, Miss Harriet HolHster. Miss Matte Roys. Miss Helen Rows, Mrs. Francis pnming. Mrs. L,land W. GWafkin. Mrs. Charles Pratt. Mrs. Wood, Mrs Robert Dcminr. Mrs. Arthur l.. Woodruff. Mrs Rus sal Co., f~a Mrs, S7r7ueJ 4. Fiske