New Britain herald., 1926-03-17
lotta, well known Kensington young

notta, well known Kensington young woman.
 Show Huge Success
 The minstrel show presented last evening by St. Paul's T. A, E. so- ciety proved to be huge success, Forcsters' hall, long before the cur tain rose, was crowded 10 the doors and 1t was impossible for late corners to get seats. Music was furnished by Harry McKcon and his orchestra and this aggregation ren- dcred many popular melodies of tn" day while the audience vas await ing the beginning of the perform apce.
 All numbers were heartily ap- plaudcd and tho audience langhed heartily at the many jokes which were sprung, some of them having a local twist to them. The soloists did their share to make the show a success. each and every one Of them delivering his number in 8 master full style. Supported by an able r chorus. these soioists were enabled 10 do q truly wonderful turn.
 At the close Of the program dancing was enjoyed until midnight, Mckeon's Syncopators again coming to the fore. It Is not known just how much will have been realized , from the production, but it Is said that the performance was a dis tinct financial success. The production was staged un- ! der the direction Of A! Charest and l Russell Bronsard of Meridcn anG Robert Pagan was tho musical al. rector. It is expected that the Tab' will stage other shows from time tc time. since q large amount of talen 1 has been discovered
 Berlin Church Notes i The regular weekly prayer meet ing will be held at the Berlin Con grt gational church tomorro" eve ming at ESQ o'clock, Rev. Sanue A. l'iskc will deliver an address 0, "rnlcarning Things" This servic will be of a Lenteu nature. The Girl scouts will meet tomor row afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock at tn church.
 The Boy scouts will meet l'rida evening at o'clock in the scou
 room of the church. Rev. Samut
 4. Fiske, scoutmaster. will be | : charge.
 Contest in May or June
 l. is probable that th" old-dm
 fddling contest planned by Berli
 grange will be held in May or Jun'
 according to information receive
 today. The desire of those l
 charge is 10 wait until the weathe
 becomes more settled and certai
 and, while no definite date has bee
 set. expectations are that the affa will take place some time in tr
 course Of either of the months mer toned. So far no committee mce ings have been called, since two , tho grangcs have failed 10 announC , their representatives. Berlin fiddle are anxious to get things starte
 and the sound of Turkey in q Straw" Arkansas Traveller" "1ri, , 1 Washrrwoman" and innumerab
 other old-time dance melodies e r be heard Issuing from seclud' farmhouses in the far reaches { the town. denotine that the co ' tcstants from Berlin are beginnil Q 10 tune up.
 . It is certain that the affair " 0 be one of the most unique ev . staged in town and residents ha . expressed 8 great deal Of intere
 In It.
 f East Berlin Items n Tho local bowling team will r - against q team from Landers Fra q X Clark on the home alleys Thu, e day evening at s o'clock. Membt n of the home team are asked to r on hand at that time.
 The weekly prayer meeting of { :. Methodist churrl will be held in 1 k church parlors tomorrow evening V 7:30 o'clock
 ?. Miss Helen Flahcrty has resuu E teaching after several days absel h due 10 illness
 !. Gerald Rummery is confined 10
 home with an attack of the gri - The Berlin Construction team
 featcd the East Berlin bowling te
 on the Rogers alleys by 124 pl
 Each team has one win So that w'll be necessary 10 roll a 'ruhh 'J game.
 The weekly dance at Athletic ]
 Twas postponed last evening due