New Britain herald., 1926-12-02

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 Mid-Week Service
 The regular mid-week service of the Kensington Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock, Rev. May E. Lord, pastor, will be in charge. The study of stewardship will be resumed with the special theme being, "The Mas ter ard Money" The talks on stew ardship have attracted many local residents and a large attendance is anticipated.
 Birthday Party
 Mir. and Mrs. Patsy Sisti will en- tertain several friends this evening at birthday party in honor of the birthday of their daughter. Rosa Sisti, who is three years old today.
 Setback Review
 With the unexpected turn of events last Tuesday evening which resulted in the defeat of John Con- ln's Blue Hillians by the American Paper Goods company's setback team, local enthusiasts of the game are predicting a bad season for the men from the mountains. They praise Newt Baldwin's superior playing throughout Tuesday eve ning's contest but it is generally be- lieved that Captain John Conlin has lost his cunning with the paste boards and is no longer the big threat he once was regarded as. Victory seems to lean towards the Paper Dolls" or the Tabs aggre- gation but as 1t is early in the year for predictions, nobody is placing bets on either team as yet. Baldwin seems to be the Hillians only chance for the cup while w. w. Pagan still leads the field for individual scoring for the Paper Goods team.
 What They're doing
 The Grange hall on Pennington avenue will be the scene of a dance this evening by Nathan Hale chap ter, DeMolay, of New Britain. A lareg gathering is expected.
 Reports from St. Raphael's hos pital, New Haven, state that the con- dition of Miss Adele Murray re- mains the same. Miss Murray had hoped to return to her home here before this time but further treat ment was declared necessary by at tending physicians.
 Old King Winter moved his bag gage into this town this morning for an extended visit. Ice appeared in shallow bodies of water and most of the clay pits held a fringe Of ice around the shores.
 Son Born
 Mir. and Mrs. Stuart Wilson of Christian Lane are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of a son at the New Britain General hospital this morning at o'clock.
 Trustees to Meet
 The trustees of the Kensington Congregational church will meet to- morrow evening with the missionary committee and the solicitors for the mapping out of the annual campaign for funds for the church. The cam paign will begin on Sunday, Decem- Der 12 and the solicitors will cover the community for the necessary amount. The budget will be made up at tomorrow's meeting.
 Berlin Congregational
 Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. pastor of the Berlin Congregational church, will lead the mid-week services this evening at 7:3O o'clock. in the chapel An interesting subject has been chosen for his address.
 Condition Improved
 Mrs. w. R. Moore, a former resi- dent of this place. is resting comfort ably at the New Britain General hospital following serious opera ton undergone at that institution this morning.
 Enters League
 The Kensington Boys Club Juniors have entered in the Junior County Y. NJ. c. A. league. according to reports received today. The mana ger Ol tlC toSdl ttiiii IS aui bdhti. Other teams in the league include Pennington, the "Phantoms" of New Britain, Southington Boy Scouts. The schedule is as follows: Week of. December 9th, Pennington at Farmington; weeks of December l3, Southington at Kensington; week of December 20. New Britain at Ken sington; week of January 3, Farm