New Britain herald., 1926-08-27

NO. / 4 VIII NlSlt Nalllngtord Grange
 this evening in connection with the
 annual "Neighbors Night" a
 Grange social evening, The trip
 will be made by automobile, leav-
 ing this place about G:3O standard time. A musical number, "The Vol
 unteer Organist" will be given as
 well as the playlet, "Neighborly
 Neighbors," which has been given with great success on two other oc- casions recently.
 Tabs-CongrcgationaI Series
 The first game of the five-game series between the Tabs team and the kensington Congregational church's team will be played tomor- row afternoon at the Percival av- enue grounds at 2S0 o'clock. This game was postponed from last week as large number of the Congrega- tional teams players were away on vacation last Saturday and although the churchmen are still minus a couple of their stars who are on va cations, the game will be played to- morrow, weather permitting.
 The proceeds of tomorrows game will go to the M&thewson Memorial fund which is being raised by Sec retary of Labor James J. Davis for the erection of gymnasium at Bucknell. "Christy's" college. and the founding of tuberculosis sani- tarium for members of the Ameri- can Legion at Saranac Lake, where the great pitcher made his game fight against the white plague. All profession and pro- fessional teams in the country will turn the proceeds of tomorrow's games into the fund and those who !, will be registered on a bronze plaque to be exhibited in the Bucknell gymnasium.
 Tomorrow's game should indicate ' which team has the edge in the race i for the series. Rev. Vernon L. who is managing the Con- 5regationaI team. states that his nen are primed for the game and, 'egardless of the vacancies in the l. 'anks, should give hard fight to he Tabs. The Tabs are equally as confident that their teams is slated or victory and good battle is an- icipated.
 Players eligible for the series are IS follows: Kensington Congrega- ional, Jack Simms, Henry Nelson, Sob Nelson, Ed. filling, Frank Mun- en, Patsy Giannotta, John Oliver, 'oe Ventura, Wederlin, Francis lewis, Lyman Hall, Ernest Wood ord, Claude Stevens, Ed. Carlson nd Verne Lewis Tabs. Joe Kane, immy Hart, Joe MacCormick, 'rancis MacCormick, Raymond Warren. Mike Rayno, Eddie Giana, ack Giana, Al Greco, Ray Greco, Doc" Mckeon, Bernard Ives, 'homas Pagan. Joe Maguda, Ed. Ialone and Ned Roche. The prob ble batteries will be: H. Nelson or ewis and Jack Simms for the Con- team, and J. MacCor- lick or Rayno and Joe Skene for he Tabs. The umpires have not cen announced.
 Association to Disband
 The stockholders of the East Ber- n Improvement Co. at their recent leeting voted to discontinue the and have called a meet lg for Sept. 2S to make final ar for terminating the or anization. It is not know why the ep is being taken at this time ther than the company has been lactiye for some time. The com any itself will give a more com lete report in the near future.
 Air Mall Change
 Postmaster Cowles of the Ken ngton post office today gave out ne statement that all air mail left the post office before S:30 would, 'om Sept. l until further notice, onnect with the outgoing air mail ,r New York, Chicago and points est which leaves Hartford at 7:2O
 The reason given for this change y the post office department is that se earlier arrival of darkness makes
 necessary for mail 10 leave earlier, } night flying is impractical until eacon lights have been installed long the route and at the landing dds. The department of com erce Is arranging for the installa- on of the lights. which should be stalled by Jan. l.
 Mir. Cowles stated that although lere is a considerable amount of