New Britain herald., 1926-10-07
of a capable instructor.

of capable instructor.
 The sponsors want 1t mentioned that MT. Phillips invaluable services to the club are appreciated by both themselves and the town as a whole. His work for the organization has been unceasing and generous.
 Kensington Methodist
 The regular mid-weey services of the Kensington Methodist church will be held this evening. the study of Stewardship" being continued in the series of talks offered by the pastor Rev. May E. Lord will speak on the theme. The Mental Life" in connection with the main theme of stewardship.
 Last Day for Game
 Today marks the last day for the liberty of local game birds includ- ing pheasant and partridge. Tomor- row will see an advent of local gun ners into the fields and woods in search of the plentiful game that has been reported. The birds them selves are seeking cover in an ef fort to dodge the sportsmen and thus live another year but If the vigor with which the hunters polish their weapons is any indication. not a feather will be afield at sunset tomorrow.
 Female pheasant are preening themselves contentcdly as they are protected by law, but Connecticut game laws allow ? male pheasants, woodcock and ruffed grouse to grace the hunters bag. Rabbits must not be shot until November 1st and quail are forbidden until 1927. Squirrels, however, must step lively in their pursuit of nuts as . of them may fall in one day 10 one sportsman beginning tomorrow
 Democratic Caucus
 The democratic town committee has called a caucus 10 be held Mon day evening. at o'clock in the town hal, for the purpose of selecting nominees for the position of repre- and five justices of the peace. AS yet, no definite announce ment of candidacy has been an- nounced from the ranks of possibi'l- ties in the democratic camp but it has been rumored that the position will fall to either Phillip Pagan, Mrs. F. J. Lardner or Johann Mur- 'ay. Either of these possibilities are popular with voters in this place md local democrats are planning to give the republican choice a hard battle for the honors.
 Legion to Meet
 Bolton Kasica Post of the Ameri- ,an Legion will meet this evening n Legion hall to discuss plans for he dance to be given and also to arrangements for a play to ,e given in the near future by To- al talent of this town.
 Next Monday Commander Harold | -entres will leave for the national ! to be held in Philadel- l ,hia. Pasquale Giannotti and his ! amous "4O and s" train will also ! 'isit the affair.
 Military Funeral
 Stanley Fisk. son of Joseph Fisk | f Treasure Fields will be buried ] with military honors according to statement issued today by Harold rentres, commander of the local | ,ost of the American Legion. Eight members of the post will act as pail carers and the usual salute will be | ,iven at the grave with the echo 1 aps played during the burial. Fi- l lal arrangements for the funeral rave not been completed.
 Game Called For Saturday
 The fourth game of the five-game cries between the All-Kcnsington cam and tho Falcons of New Brit ain will be played this Saturday fternoon instead of the regular unday afternoon game at Percival venue field in Kensington.
 Prcaux Furnishes Bond
 The case of Alphegg Preaux, chcduled to appear before Judge ieorge c. Griswold was continued ntil Tuesday evenings regular ses- ion when the accused man furnished l onds of s100 for his appearance. 'reaux was arrested for drunkenness nd breach Of the peace by Con- table Frank Brown who was called | 0 local brickyard late Tuesday | ight.
 Well Baby Conference X well baby conference viii he cid tomorrow afternoon at the abs hall in Kensington from un-