New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Will Paint The Walls

Members of Bolton kasica post, American Legion. will gather at Le- zion hall tomorrow afternoon, arm ed with paint buckets and brushes land they will vigorously attack the interior of the structure. repainting land redecorating the walls. This is q much needed improvement and it was decided at a meeting of the post last evening to do the work on Sat urday.
 Charter Is Received
 The Ladies Auxiliary to Bolton Kasica post, American Legion. has received it's charter from national headquarters and, after the docu- ment has been framed. it will be hung in Legion hall so that all members may view it.
 The auxiliary has also received a charter roll to be signed by charter members of the organization. Those desiring to become charter members and who are not vet members of the organization, must become members before the end of this month. Those joining within the first three months of the organizations existence will be known as the charter members and will have their names affixed to the charter roll as such.
 Baseball Game Tomorrow
 The formal opening of the Bene- dict-Phillips Recreation field base ball diamond for the season will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. when the team of the Ken sington Congregational church will meet the Highland Parks of Man chester in a snappy nine-inning go.
 This game will be one of the series being played for the championship of the Hartford county Y. NJ. C. A. Last week, Kcnsington proved to be the victim of circumstances and was swamped by the sterling East Berlin organization which rode merrily over the field with no regard for life or limb. The psychological effect of stacking up against team which won the ' championship last sea- son proved to be undoing of the doughty Kensingtonians and they ignominiously in the mirc of defeat
 This week, however, it is an- nounced, several nights of practice have been held and it is expected that the locals will keep their heads above water when they stack up a gainst the Manchester team. The member have one thing and that is, They are firmly con- vinccd that they will win and con- viction is q large part of victory. At any rate, spectators will see an in- game and it is expected that q large number will take ad- vantage of this opportunity to view one of Kensington' teams in its first home workout.
 It is expected that the battery for will be Nelson and Sims, 1 Under the guidance of John Sims, | who is catcher for the aggregation | md also it's temporary captain, a 1 ,ast game is expected to result. Sev- | sral changes in the lineup have been | made for tomorrow sot-to.
 Plan Another Dance
 The sewing society of Berlin | Grange met yesterday afternoon at irange hall. Plans for another dance, 1 similar to the May dance which was l leld last month and which met with | ;uch success, were discussed. It is expected that the affair will take 1 place next Tuesday evening.
 Allario- Cugno Wedding
 The wedding of Louis Allario and l Miss Rose Cugno, both of Kensing- l on, was solemnized yesterday at St. | Paul l'SchurCh by Rev. John C. Bren- | Ian. Both young people are we'll | ,nown in town. They will make | heir residence here. upon their re- urn from a wedding trip.
 DeLois Irwin WinChell
 The funeral of DeIois Irwin Win hell was held yesterday afternoon t o'clock from the undertaking 'arlors of B. C. Porter Sons, New | Britain. Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, 'astor of the Kensington Congre- ational church, olGiciated, and urial was in the Stockings Corner emetery. The pail bearers were he Messrs. filling, Wilcox. Johnson nd Phillips.
 East Berlin Items
 Mrs. L. M. Turner. librarian, has the opening of the li- ,ary rooms every Friday evening