New Britain herald., 1926-11-09
Athletic Club Meeting

There will be meeting of the Kensington Athletic club this eve- ming at the Tabs hall. The assembly is called for o'clock and all mem- bers are the organization are re- qucsted to attend as important busi- ness is on the table for discussion at this session.
 Reports on Convention
 Reports from the convention of the state League of Women Voters being held in New Haven show that several members of the local chap ter of the organization are attending the meeting. Yesterdays session showed the following Berlin dele gates answering the roll: Mrs George Green, Mrs. Holmquist, Mrs. filling and Mrs. Lardner The con- vention will continue until Wedncs- day evening and this town Is allowed 2A delegates at the meetings of the assembly in the Elm City.
 Plan School Dance
 Students of New Britain high school are planning dance to be given at the Grange hall on Farm ington avenue. on Friday evening, November 19 which is the evening before the annual football game with Hartford. The dance is an an- nual affair.".
 Lyceum Supper Planned
 Owing to so few of the members of the Mems Lyceum of Kensington Congregational church held in the chuych parlors last evening, no ac- ton was taken towards the annual election and selections of commit tees. All present were placed on a committee which will arrange for a mems supper to be given early in December when 1t Is hoped that a sufficient attendance will be present to warrant the election of officers for the coming season.
 Enumerators Busy
 The annual enumeration of the town is being completed by workers for the board of education and it Is hoped that a complete report will be ready by the end of November. Ad- vance reports state that there are many new residents in the town and this years population will far sur pass that of last year.
 Birthday Party
 Pasquale Sisti of kensington Is planning to give double birthday party at his home in Kensington this evening. One of the celebrants is Patsy's son, Antonio, who will cele- brate his fourth milestone. The other is Miss Anna Jumbolla who will celebrate her 24th birthday. Patsy's only regret is that Antonio was not born on Armistice Day so that he could be called Legion Sisti or a similar name.
 Opening Night of Tourney
 Tonight marks the initial struggle of the annual set back tournament and players on all team arc priming themselves to do justice to the paste boards at the Tabs hall when the ag-regations are assembled. John Conlin, leader of the Blue Hillians, predicts victory with no mercy to be given and points with pride to New ton Baldwin, the Blue Hills flash. who is expected to carry off a good share of the honors. Jack Giana, the Tabs leader and star shuffler for the kensington team, claims the laurels for the Kensington brows. The other two teams which will en- gage in the battle, the Stanley Works team of New Britain and the Acorn club of Meriden are not known in the local field but both the Berlin teams are watching them in fear of the dark horse" threat With eight men on each team and four teams in the hall 1t is reported that the players will have to be arranged in layers to accommodate them all.
 What They're Doing
 There will be meeting of the Woman's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church at the home of Mrs. Robert Deming at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
 The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Kensington Methodist church will meet tomorrow after noon at the home of Mrs. Charles w. Williams. The annual thank offer ing will be taken at the meeting.
 Mrs. Roderick H. Morrison Is seriously ill at her home on Worth