New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
Baldwin Is Improving

~NSHlcll " I'c uhliI " lo llGo bN'li ill for two weeks with pneumonia, continues to Improve, according 10 Dr. Roger NJ. Griswold today. Mir. Baldwin is under the care of the Kensington physician and it is said that he is able to sit up for q time each day.
 League of Women Voters
 Mrs. Ward Duffy of West Hart ford will deliver an address on ''rhe World Court" at a meeting of the Kensington League of Women Not- CTS on Tuesday evening next. The meeting will be held at o'clock at Legion hall, Main street. and all members ard invited to be present. bringing their friends If they so de- sire. .s
 Mrs. Duffy is well prepared to speak on the subject she has chosen, since she has made q study of tho world court and has lectured in all parts of the state. She Is well vers- cd in all the details and her talk should prove of educational value to all who attend.
 At the close Of the address so- cal hour will be held and refresh- ments will be served.
 Series of Whists
 The league of women voters is planning to hold a series of four whist socials, beginning this month and continuing through February, March and April. They will be held On the fourth Tuesday Of each January 26, February 23, March 93 and April q.
 The affairs will be held at Legion hall and will be for the benetit of the league and will be open to the public. Whist, bridge and five hun dred will be played. Each party will be in charge of a different these having been ap- pointed Mrs. Edward Lardner will be in charge of this months whist and she will have a committee of 10 10 assist her. as will the other chairlnen. Mrs. Leon filling will be the chairman of the com mittee in charge of next months af- fair. For March Mrs. John Cash man will head the committee and for April Mrs George w. Tryon will be in charge.
 The league Is busy arranging for future meetings and it is expected that several interesting features will be introduced before the close of the season. Talks on current topics of national interest, together with educational talks on law making will be included in the schedule.
 Mir. Fiske Presiding Officer
 Rev. Samuel A. Fisko was the presiding officer at tho ceremonies incident to the installation of Rev. Theodore A. Green as pastor of the First Congregational church, New Britain. last evening. Rev. Mir. Fiskc also extended the right hand of fellowship. He is pastor of the Berlin Congregational church.
 To Attend Dedication
 A large delegation from Berlin Grange will be in attendance at the dedication ceremonies Of the new home of Meriden Grange tonight. It Is expected that several cars will convey the Berlin Changers to the Silver City.
 Meeting of Boy Scouts
 The Berlin troop of Boy Scouts will meet tonight at 7 o'clock in the scout room of the Berlin Con gregational church. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, the scoutmaster. will be in charge of the meeting.
 show Well Attended
 The minstrel show given last night at the town hall under the auspices Of Bolton Kasica post, American Legion, was we'll attend ed and all present reported that the production was one of the best seen in town in the past several years. The performance was pre- sented by about 40 members of the Stanley Works Girls club Of New Britain. under the personal direc- ton of Clement Lewis. well known New Britain entertainer. The cos tuning was well done and the girls put over a really excellent enter tainment. 4 variety Of the latest songs. dances and jokes wera so arranged as to form q show Of high merit and it Is expected that the performance Of the same produc- ton, which will be given in New