New Britain herald., 1926-11-10
Willard I. filling and F. E. Skinner

Vuldfo l. AlllnS ana E. E. skinner are attending session of the su- perior court in Hartford today at which the case of Thomas Emerson vs. the Town of Berlin is slated to be heard for Judgment.
 The case Is of long standing, Emerson claiming that the assess ors gave a greater value to his land in Kensington than was pos sible for that land or any surround ing land to have. The ground in question Is located in Kensington near the Kensington Grammar school. The case was brought be- fore the Berlin town court and En- erson appealed the decision to the superior court. The board of as- sessors in office at that time will be called upon to testify. Donald Calf ney will represent this town for Bernard F. Gaffney, counsel for the town.
 Assessors in Session
 The assessors were in session this morning at the town hall. Routine business was disposed of.
 Setback Reports
 It was a wild and rainy night when the local setback stars jour- neyed to the Tabs hall in Kensing- ton last evening to do battle with each other. At the time the cards were to be dealt 1t was found that the only team fully represented was the Acorn team of Meriden. John Conlin's Blue Hillians had for once deserted their leader and only three were present. The Stanley Works team had felt tho call of the fire side and had defaulted their game. The Tabs struggled in but did not present a full team. After much arranging and fixing John Conlin presented joint Blue Hills team and proceeded to beat the Meriden aggregation at the tune of 27 to 21. And then the fun began.
 This morning the Tabs are claim ing a victory for their team. Down with the wind from Blue Hills come celebrations for the Blue Hil- lians' victory. The Acorns have ad- mitted the defeat but will not state which team 1t was that beat them. John Conlin claims that 1t was all Blue Hills playing that brought the laurels to this place. Jack Giana swears 1t was Tabs cards that won the 27 points. The only correct statement that can be given Is that the Acorns lost and either the Blue Hillians or the Tabs won. It will all be cleared up when the two Kensington teams meet but In the meantime an acute outbreak Is fear ed between the two aggregations.
 Legion Announces Gifts
 The American Legion auxiliary of the Bolton Kasica post wishes pub licly to thank the following persons for their donations towards the Armistice Day supper to be given Thursday evening at Legion hall.
 F. E. Williams, meat: Paul Giana, potatoes and coffee: John Malina, milk: Harold Ventres. cream and Frank Fogliati, rolls and butter. The Legion and Auxiliary appreci- ate these gifts and the interest which prompted them.
 Among those who will assist in John DeLowery, soloist: two young boys from Meriden who will play the accordian and MT. Elmer John son, comedian.
 The auxiliary wishes to announce that on Thursday evening, Decem- Der 2nd. they will held card party at Legion hall to which the public Is invited. The price will be 50 cents a person, prizes will be fur nished for the high score at each table, candy will be sold and light refreshments will be served.
 The membership drive for the auxiliary will start next week and will continue until Thursday eve ming, December 9th on which eve- ming the organization will hold a membership meeting with outside guests and social hour following, Every person eligible to member ship is offered the opportunity of joining the American Legion auxil- iary and is urged to join now and help boom the auxiliary of their own Legion
 Harold Ventres. commander of tho local post Of the Legion has stated that Dr. Thomas 0. Hodgson has named aS . substitute