New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

continued until next week, when Archelli appeared before Judge Gris- void last evening. He was ar rhigned upon complaint Of Stewart Wilson of the Berlin Brick O.. who claims that Archelli called him soy. eral uncomplimentary names.
 Parish Whist Planncd
 Another parish whist is being planned by the members Of St. Pauls church. kensington. and it is eX- pected that the card party will be large one. II will be held on thhc evening of April 2S at Torestcrs' hail, Kensing on, and a committee headed by George w, Sullivan is working out the details.
 It Is planned 10 play three games whist, setback and bridge. Prizes will be awarded 10 inc winners. There will be refreshments and dancing and if Is expected that tho affair will be one Of the largest ever held by the church. if not the larg- est in the history of the town.
 Miss Katherine McKcon h@ads tho committee on prizes: Mrs. John Coshman. refreshments; Miss Lena Fadnlli. lee cream; William w. Fa- goN, candy; Bernard r. Moore, tickets; James Fitzsjmons score cards; Miss Rose Fitzsimons and Miss Margaret Flynn. tables. cards and punching.
 Preliminary plans were made a' a meeting of the parish last evening and another meeting has been called for Tuesday evening next at o'clock at the T. 4. E. hall
 Returning To Town
 Officer John P. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis of East Berlin, together with their son. who have been spending the winter in EloTtda, were expected to arrive home today. They left the southern state last Saturday, first dispntching cards 10 their many friends hcre. Officer Lewis is a member of thn Berlin police force and is one of the traffic officers on ENrlin street during the summer GNaS0n.
 K. <. C. Carnival
 TEo KoneinGton Athletic clubs carnival opened last evening at For nsttrs' hall. large 1ttcndanc" being present The car1 party scheduled wls run of with flying colors. a large number participating. Tonight 8 prize Charleston contest i, schcl- ,lled and this will no doubt attract t large uumbcr of the younger dance fans.
 To Have May BrcakfaSt
 The Eansing;on Lc2gue ot Women Io'rrs will hold q May breakfast nt tho home of Mrs. George s. Grit1ith On Saturday morning, May 1. from 7;%0 until t0:$0 o'clock. Mrs. F. r, Crane and Mrs. Paul C. Baker were appointed members 0f q committee to take charge Of th" affair, al a Of thn league last evening. Mrs. Crane and Mrs Baker will act as hnst"sseS at the breakfast and they will also formulot" plans for the novel affair. A committee meet ing will be held April g al Legion hall.
 Tine next whist Of the league will he held on the evening Of April @7 at Legion hall. This event will he looked forward 10 with Interest.
 DElbcy Speaks Tonight
 George Dalboy of the stanley Chemical Cn.. East Berlin. will de- liver an address on mining and mc,allurgy at a meeting tonight Of the Berlin Mems Bible class. Mir. Dalhey is an expert in his line and he is regarded as capable speaker. H. has entertained audiences in East Berlin on several occasions ard it is expected that his talk tonight will be both educational and interesting. Tho meeting is scheduled for 8 o'clock at the community house.
 East Berlin Items
 There will be a whist party at Sacred Heart church basement next Monday evening for members and friends of the parish. Mrs. John Frank will be hostess for the eve ming. Ii Is expected 10 hold several before summer sets in.
 ' --" one of the boys clubs (. ,... .thodist church met last evening Ht the home of Robert Clark for their monthly business meeting and social.
 Final arrangements have h"cn made for the musical comedy To rohontas" to be rircn at Athletic hall tomorrow evening for the benefit