New Britain herald., 1925-04-27

tomorrow night to explain the req son for such q state of affairs. He was arrested Saturday night by one of the Berlin officers on the turn pike. He gave his address as Caly- ton Court New Britain.
 Rev. Pr. Sullivan to Speak.
 Rev. Michael Sullivan of Hart ford, founder of the Young Mems Total Abstinence and Benevolent so- ciety in Kensington, will award the medals for 25 years of membership at the 18th anniversary celebration of the Kensington society on Tues day evening at S;30 o'clock, daylight saving time. The medals will be awarded to William W. Pagan, Will liam J. Dooley and J. F. Moore. They are three of the charter members of St. Pauls branch of the organiza- tion and have been well known in connection with the organization for many years.
 Rev. Fr. Sullivan will deliver a short address in connection with the awarding of the medals. Entertain ment will be provided in the course of the evening and the affair will be carried out along the lines of a smoker. Refreshments will be served
 Conlon VIII Have Chance.
 John Conlon will have his chance to square himself in the eyes of the Town of Berlin. The T. A. B. society is generously giving him and his team this chance out of mere kind- ness of heart. The final card party for the season will be held in the T. A. B. rooms on Thursday evening at S:3O o'clock, daylight time, and the well known Tab setback team will meet John and his Blue Hillians.
 John is confident that he will crash through in great shape. Re- ports of mystic sessions in the wee small hours of the morning, with four men around table on which cards are scattered, are continually coming into kcnsington from Blue Hills. Reports of setback tourna- ments played with all the desperate precision in the world, are passed from mouth to mouth by mystifed citizens of the quiet little section of Berlin.
 There is no doubt that the Blue Hills team will play cards. They realize that the eyes of the entire town are upon them, encouraging now, but possibly scoring if they lose. But they are determined not to lose, and they do-well, there is the river
 Will Attend Meetings. Berlin residents will attend two meetings of interest in Hartford and West Hartford in the course of the coming week. On Tuesday evening several young people of the Berlin Congregational church will attend a banquet in West Hartford, given un- der the auspices of the Woman's Home Missionary Union. On Wed nesday several members of the church will attend the annual meet ing of the Womans Home Mission ary Union at the Center church, Hartford.
 To Prepare For Communion.
 A service, preparatory to the ad- ministration of the Holy Communion, will be held at the Berlin Congrega tlonsl church on Thursday evening at 7:S0 o'clock. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. pastor of the church, will be in charge. The communion service will be held at the church next Sun day morning at 10:45 o'clock. Sustains Wrenched Shoulder. Charles Andersen, proprietor of one of Kensington's confectionery shops, sustained a badly wrenched shoulder last night at about 1l:3G o'clock, when he attempted to lift a heavy container at his place of busi- ness. pr. A. J. Goodwin attended Mir Andersen. It is expected that Mir Andersen will carry his arm in ( sling for about two weeks.
 Will Form League
 Kensington is considering the for nation of a branch of the Con- necticut League Of Women Voters and a meeting will be held tonight at o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Griffith to discuss and con- plete plans for the organization 0i the league in the second district. Mrs. Herbert Knox smith, state 1 president of the league, will be one Of the speakers. and Miss Sally Fanny Gleaton, state organizer, will be another. kcnsington women Rre