New Britain herald., 1926-05-14

season. High three string prize went to c. Carlson, whose score was S55. The high single award went to William Pipkin, who reached 146. William George won high score in the Independents and was awarded a prize, while Leslie Warner. vice. president of the league won second place for the Berlin Construction company.
 The AlI-Kensington team, winner of first place in the league, was awarded a loving cup. After the prizes were distributed the Chic Revue of Hartford, a group of five girls. entertained with songs and dances.
 To Receive Taxes
 Charles r. Lewis, collector of taxes for the town of Berlin, will be at the town hall tomorrow afternoon be- tween the hours of 1:30 o'clock and o'clock 10 collect taxes on the list of 1925, which are due this month. Mir. Lewis will also receive taxes in other parts of the town at other times, to be announced later. He is out to make this a banner year for collections and residents are request ed to discharge the duty of making their returns as soon as possible.
 Civil Actions Brought
 The C. w. Lines company of New Britain has brought suit for S75 tc recover damages on an unpaid bill, against Mike JacoWitz and Nenzenta Jezrusky of East Berlin.
 The New Britain Lumber Co.,, has brought suit for $500 against Nick Cieniewicz of Berlin, for alleged non- payment of a bill,
 Return From Washington
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold N. Loomer of Grove Hill. Kensington, have re- turned from a two weeks trip to Washington, D. C.
 WeeI1-Ending At Shore
 H. W. Goodrich, one of Berlin's well known residents, is spending the weekend at Groton Long Point. where he maintains a cottage during the summer. Mr. Goodrich is one of the first Berlin residents to heed the approach of summer and to hie himself to the scashore.
 Two Games Tomorrow
 Berlin and kensington baseball will have two games to occupy them tomorrow. Both of them promise to be good battles. The first, at o'clock in the after noon at the Benedict Phillips recrea- tion field, will be played between a team representing the junior branch of the kensington Boys club and a team from one of the New Britain Boy Scout troops. The second game, at 5;15 o'clock on the same grounds, will be played between the kensing- ton Congregational church team and the Senior Boys club team.
 Both games should be lively bat ties and it is expected that there will be q large crowd of spectators to witness them. C. H. Lawton and Robert Isaacson are in charge of the Junior Boys club team, while John Hart is manager of the senior team and Pasquale Giannotta is coach.
 Senior Club To Organize
 It was announced today by Rev. Vernon L. Phillips. president of the Boys club, that an or ganization meeting of the senior branch of the club will be held next Wednesday evening at o'clock at Legion hall. Main street.
 An investigation has been con- 1ucted and it has been decided that there is sufficient interest among the older boys to warrant the establish nent of such branch. Many young men have expressed themselves as being interested in the project and arge turnout at the meeting.
 It has been decided to limit mem- 2ership in this branch to 20 young men. A progressive organization will be the result, in all probability, since young men in town have few clubs to become affiliated with.
 East Berlin Items
 The play staged at Athletic hall ast evening was witnessed by about 100 people, but the calibre of the performance warranted larger at .endance. MT. Trudell in his act of magic and legerdemain was one If the best ever seen here and it is expected that in the near future an- other performance will be staged.
 The Sacred Heart whist party will ,e held next Monday evening in the