New Britain herald., 1926-10-29

championship Of this section of the state and all fans are confident that next year they will annex the title from the Hardware City aggrega- ton.
 Bowling Tonight
 The Kensington Fraternal Bowl ing league will meet this evening at Rogers Recreation building in New Britain to continue the series be- tween the nine teams of the lea que. Interest in bowling has been high this year and the past two rolls have been indicative of a close race for the season title. .-.
 Assessors in Session
 The board of assessors started a busy day this morning at, 10 o'clock when they met at the town hall for returns from residents of this place. The room which they occupied was crowded from the time they arrived until after noon with residents anxious to submit their statements before the time allowed expires.
 Halloween Parties Planned
 A Halloween social will be held this evening In the parlors of the Kensington Methodist church. Nu- merous stunts and games will be under the direction of George w. Tryon.
 There will De Halloween dance held this evening at the Grange. The hall has been suitably decorated and streamers, confetti and noise makers will be given out to the at- tendance. Prizes have been chosen for award to the numerous stunts of the evening.
 The young people of Kensington will hold a Halloween dance to- morrow evening at Torester's hall, Pennington avenue. Many novelties have been planned for the evenings entertainment.
 Miss Ruth Bancroft entertained 26 of her friends last evening at a Halloween party given at the Warrington Community Center on Worthington ridge. Luncheon was served to the guests and many stunts and games were included Tn the entertainment. The building was decorated suitably for the season and contained the usual pumpkin heads and jack o-lanterns.
 Personal Items
 Mrs. John Pinches of Worthins- ton ridge is attending board meeting of the national Sunshine society in Hartford today. Mrs Pinches is an active worker in the social service organization.
 Rev, Samuel A. Fiske addressed a meeting at the First Congrega- tional church of Meriden last eve ning. The subject for his talk was based on his recent trip abroad. Rev. Fiske has received many calls from out of town parishes and clubs to speak on his experiences across the water.
 Miss Irene White Of Kensington has returned from Holyoke after short visit with relatives in that city.
 Doctor On Business Trip.
 Health Officer Roger M. Griswold spent Wednesday on a business trip 10 Providence, R. I. Thursday morn ing the physician journeyed to bos- ton where he attended a meeting of the executive committee Of the American Clinical Research society of which he is chairman. The ses- sion of the committee was held at the office of the society at 419 Boyl- ston street, Boston.
 Old Deeds at office.
 Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff had occasion this morning to LOOK over the file Of the oldest deeds in town in connection with a real es- tate transfer that is In the offing The oldest paper was one dated 17S5. Most of the deeds were trans fers of property from Woodruff grandfather 10 another relative Tn the early days of the town. The pa pers were in fairly good condition but are beginning to show the ef- fleets of many years in the storage vault and are crumbling at the edges. All the deeds were hand writ ten and most of the oldest ones used the old style "s" that resembled the present "ff.
 The Issuing of trapping licenses is the only activity at this time of the year aside from routine business, Woodruff states. A few of the per-