New Britain herald., 1926-01-14

dread into the hear of every man, woman and child who may be with in hearing distance. For the annua, card tournament staged by St Paul's T. A. F. society will begin this evening at S;30 o'clock and the feature of the evening will be a set back match between the T. A. E. first team and the squad brought to- gether by John Conlon, the well known Mayor of Blue Hills"
 There will probably be a series Of three meetings between these teams, 10 decide the championship, If John loses tonight, the alibi will doubtless be that his team was crippled by the absence Of Newt" Baldwin, who is recovering from pneumonia. At any rate, the contest promises to be as interesting as the confidential expressions made by the Mayor"
 The game of 40" will be repre- 2cnted this evening. matches being arranged by several Kensington teams. II is hoped that Now Brit ain groups will enter the ring in tho future, trying their luck at both get back and "45." Negotiations are now being made with several dele gations from the Hardware City"
 The tournament will continue fer several months, the meeting nigh, being Thursday at S:30 o'clock un- less different evening Is spe- clfcally named.
 Maurice MoIumphy.
 The funeral Of Mauric, Molun1- phy, of Berlin. who died yesterday morning, will be held tomorrow morning al S:30 o'clock from his lat" hcmn on Lower Lane and at 2 o'clock from St. Paul's church in k.n5Ineton. where q high mass Of requiem will be celebrated by Rev. John z. Brennan. pastor ot ;hc church. Burial will be in St. Mary's old cemetery. New Britain
 Committees Are Announced.
 Committees in charge of the whist social 10 be given under the auspices 0. inc kensington League Of Wom- on Voters, in February, March and April have been announced. The names Of members Of the committee i1 charge Of this months affair on January 26, vas announced vcster- day.
 Mrs. Leon filling is chairman oF the committee for the whist on Feb rnary 2S. She will be assisted by Mrs. Edward Alling, Miss Adele D. Murray, Miss Catherine M"Gce, Mrs William W, Pagan, Miss Ethel Whit ney, Miss Rose Fitzsmons, Mr:. James E. Ellsworth and Mrs. H. H. Raymond.
 For March 3o the arrangements Wil b" in charge of committee headed by Mrs. John Cashman. Her assistants will be Miss Catherine Roche, Mrs. Mary Carey, Mrs. George L. Green, Mrs. Fred j.. Peck, Mrs, Paul G, Baker Mrs. R, White, Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. V. IlOliuI ulSls
 The last Of the series os whists Will be held on the evening of April 27 and Mrs. George ". Tryon will he chairman or the committee in charge, Other members of this com nlittce are Mrs. Ray Williams Mrs. Clarence E. Baldwin, Mrs. Joseph Carbo, Mrs. Harry Rurnham, Mrs. flames. Mrs. Robert Corr, Mrs. James Malone, Miss Kate Ryan and Mrs. Edward J. Stevens.
 It is expected that these whists will meet with popular favor, since the committees will introduce sev- eral novel features into each even- ing's entertainment.
 American Legion Meeting.
 Due to an error, it was announce cd in last evenings Herald" that the regular meeting of Bolton Kasica post, American Legion, would be held last night. The meeting. on the contrary, will be held this evening at o'clock at Legion hall. Plans for the coming year will be discussed and members desiring 10 do so may renew their memberships at that time.
 Whist Winners Announced.
 There was a large attendance al tn last night at T. A.. E. hall by .},. l'aul's T. A. E. society of Kensington. Miss Bernicc Mich aels won the first prize for women, and P. J. Buckley was awarded the mems first prize. Tho players who have made the most points in the series are Mrs. Frank Picrpont, rep -..rs