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New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
Militia Officers Go to
 Mantle from June 24 to 27

Hartford, April t1 Pt-~A foNr days school of instruction for off COTS ot the sia1e statt corps and de- parIm"nis. divisional staff and epc. rial troops, 4@d division. headquar- tcrs and headquarters company, A5th infantry brigade. l92 field ar tilcry. 1o2d and 1G9th infantry and list squadron cavalry. will bc held at Mantle June 24-27 the adiutant general has announced. On the same dates. the officers Of coast ar t;llcry will attend school at the state armory Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

Dr. Thomas J, brennan of Hart ford will be in charge and Sunday SCHOOL VIII hA held at the usual hour.
 Sacred Heart Church
 Mass will be celebrated at g o'clock tomorrow morning at. the Sacred Heart church, East Berlin, The service will be conducted hv Rev John C. Brennan. pastor Of St. fauls in k"nsnston. Sunday school VIII be held at the usual hour.
 Berlin Congregational The Older Boys class will meet at lv o'clock tomorrow morning nt the Berlin Congregational church The morning service will be held T, lo:43 o'clock and Rev. Samuel A. FlSEe, pastor will deliver q sermon on The Fabric of Life" The Mems class and the Sunday school denar,- mcnt will meet at 13 o'clock noon the former In the Community house and the latter In the Sunday school 1 rooms.
 The Junior Endeavor society win meet at 3 o'clock in the afternoon under the leadership Of Mathindn 3arrattiero. Al { o'clock the pas tors class will be In session and at o'clock the Young Peoples so- ctety will meet.
 i k"nSington Congregational TomorroT at the konejrc,to, ! Congregational church the Young Mems class will meet at 10 o'clock Tn tue morning and the morning ! 6erNlc" Wlll be held at 10.45 o'clock Rev. Vernon l.. PbiI]ins pastor will preach the sermon Of tho ! day' The Sunday. school class will meet at 12:1o p, m. There will he no meeting Of tho Christian En- deavor society, but that organi2a- ! tons play will be presented at 7.3o CLOCK in the church auditorium.
 kcnsington Methodist
 Ihc morning service will be held tomorrow at 16:45 o'clock at inc { hensinEton Methodist church. Rcv May E. Lord will preach on thn subject, "Uhe Glorious GospoI" Tho ''' 'I' ''"H u' VIII meet at o'clock in the evening and tho 1 leader will be Miss Alice Chapnon The subject Of the meeting W ill he
 Jesus the Good Shepherd" At ':@" o'clock in the evening Re, Hiss Lord will preach. her subject , being Docs It Pay 10 Be Reli- gious?"
 The Junior league will meet on Tuesday afternoon at S:15 o'clock "f th" church and the prayer meet Ing on Thursday evening at T.4; o'clock will hc given over 10 an lnterc"ssion service. Members Of the congregation arc asked 10 bring m requests for prayer.
 Will Enter Pigeon Meet.
 George Shaw the Kcnsingtop pigeon fancirr Is grooming his pigeons preparatory 10 entering tho Hartford associations annual "fIy." Mir Shaw Is an expert in the hand ling Of pigeons and has won prizcs . number Of times with his entries. He may be seen daily at him homa on Pennington road training his |
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New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
TWINS ON PATENT FOOD,
 MOTHER SUES FOR S2o0}
Mrs. Ziegler, Hurt In Trolley. Brings Action Against Connecticut
 Company.

Alleging that among other effects Of fall she received on a Connec- tcut Company trolley car. was the necessity of substituting prepared food for natural nurse, for her twin babies, Mrs. .-a-.4nam ziegler. has brought suit for s2,o0o against the company.
 On April l9, 1925. the plaintiff was thrown to the floor Of the car when the motorman applied the power with jerk. she alleges. She had just boarded the car and was not allowed time to be seated. She has been incapacitated from per forming her duties as housewife. and has been forced to cxpend money for medical treatment, she alleges.
 w. r. Mangan issued the writ. which is returnable in the city court the third Monday in April.
 Anthon Ulinski has brought suit for $500 and foreclosure of a lien, against John Andrerkicwicz. allee- ing failure of the defendant to complete payment of sI0,A0O for services rendered and materials fur nished In the construction of a house by agreement with the defendant. Payment Of $1o,09O has been made and the balance has been duo foi some time. 1t is alleged,
 E. J, Monkiewicz is counsel for the plaintiff and the writ is return able in the city court the third Mon day in April.
 Jennie Berkowlt2 and Nathan F. Mag have brought suit for $S0C against John J. O'Brien and Anna Netrano. former proprietors of the Colonial Flower Shoppe on Railroad Arcade. Deputy Sheriff NJ. H. Hor- witz has attached fixtures in the store. Edward A. Mag is counsel for the plaintiff and the writ is return able in the city court the hrR Mon- day in May.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

! Prospect street last night gave an illustrated lecture on The saiva. 1 ton Army In Peace and War" i This evening at s o'clock another Illustrated lecture entitled "The Life Of Christ" will be delivered.
 Tomorrow Mir Hood will conduct the morning service al II o'clock In the Swedish Congregational i church. his subiec, on this occa sion to be "Who Is Jcsuse" Ills last service in the city will be hold in Salvation Army hall tomorrow evening.
 ! Purchase Watcrbur, Business
 Gustav Jahs, who far the past ten years has been employed as druggist for Perry x. HolIey, and Henry Glguere, who has beeu con. nected with the Ostrom Drug Co TOT the past four years in sim lar capacity, have purchased ir, Irving Lake drug store on Watfr town avenue. Waterbury. The n,aA owners took possession asteraay.
 Visiting in Boston
 Dr. and Mrs. k. j. Boyle an, children Of Queen street left y.s. 'erday for Boston, where they win spend the weekend with relative, and friends.
 Mrs. Doris Cole Dies
 MISS Doris Cole, aged 20 years vii" Of Everett C. Cole, lled thi, morning at o'clock at her home. zoo Prospect street. after a sbou illness.
 She was born in Bristol. July ], 1905, Inc daughter Of Walter F., and Elizabeth Mills Cole and resided here all her life. Besides her hus. band, she is survived by her narents and two young sons, Roger and Fl. win.
 The funeral will be held Nonda, afternoon al o'clock from her Isto home. Rev, r. F. Wolfcnden of thc Bristol Baptist church will officjato and interment will be in Wes, ceme. tery.
 Women Fined For Assault.
 Mary Bianco of 26 Crescent dri,. was arrested yesterday morning on com pIaint Of Marcolla Cogalskv Of 2t Crescent Drive. 1t being claimo,, that the former had assaulted tho latter. In police court this morninc Mrs. Bianco was charged with as- sault and breach Of the peace and a fine of S25 and costs was imposed hv Judge William Malone. Mrs. Co"alsky, the complainant. was also held on q breach of the peace charea and similar fine was imposed on her.
 Landlord vs. Tenant
 Andrew Oglaza Of Bridge street Forestville, was arrested on Tuesday. April IS, on complaint of Mrs. Nora Ehapor, tt being claimed that Or- iaza had thrown a pail of hot water on the complainant. + developea that the Chapor family has for the pst two months been residing in a farm house owned by Oglaza and during that time there have been numerous conflicts between the land lord and the tenant, The contro- versy was finally consummated last Tuesday when Oglaza apparently lost patience and threw the hot water on Mrs. Chapor. Tn court this morning he was found guilty hy Judge VII. liam J. Malone and a fnc of s1o and costs imposed. Oglaza was rerre scented by Attorney William N. De- Roster.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
PLANS BEING MADE
 FOR ANNUAL BALL Committees for Big Community
 Party Are Announced TO REDECORATE CHURCH
New r. A. B. Baseball Team To Get Under Way Motherhood Club Meeting Next Wcek-News of The Towns Churchcs-Other Items.

Plans for the annual ball of the Worthington Community Center as- sociation, which will be held on April 80 at Grange hall. are getting under way and several committees have been announced. Mrs. Robert Silsby will be in charge of refresh- ments, Pardon C. Hickey will secure the orchestra for the occasion, Miss Alice Huston will attend 10 the se- curing of favors and Robert II. Dem- ing will be in charge of tickets.
 This affair will be the biggest on the Berlin social calendar and 1t is expected that there will be large number of applications for tickets Due to the limited floor space at Grange hall, the ticket sale will also be limited and members of the as sociation will he givon the first chance to procure them.
 s. Chase Coale Is general chair man in charge of the affair and he promises that there will be many novelty features to arnusc the gath erlng which will include many New Britain people, as well as Berlinitcs'
 To Rctlccoratc Church
 Plans for the rcd"coration of St' paul's church this summer arc now under way and it is expected that extensive changes will Ge made be- fore the fall seaeon arrives. Tie changes will include repainting and rcvarnishing Of the interior and tho making of any repairs deemed neces- sary.
 New Team To Practice
 The newly organized St. Paul's T, A. B. baseball team Of kensinGton will hold it's first practice Of the sea son this afternoon at , o'clock, Il has been announced. This frst workout will be held at the Pnrcival avenNo field and it is said that all herths are open. Tryouts for inc various positions will be given and team lined up for the opening game which will take place within short time.
 This team was formerly known as the All Kcnsington Juniors and 1t will have at its helm the young men who guided the destinies of the towns fastest junior aggregation. w. ]. Ritchic Is manager. Edward Ma lone Is captain and James McCor- mick will serve In the capacity Of coach for the season.
 The team is looking for games 10 All out several vacant places in the seasons schedule and any team managers deslrous Of hooking en- gagements are asked to communi- cate with Mir. Ritchic in kcnsington.
 Visiting in KenSington
 The Misses Bertha and Ruth Han ford are visiting their parents, MT and Mrs. r. F. Hanford Of Ken sington. Both young women nre graduate nurses. having been trained at the Methodist Episcopal hospital Brooklyn, N. \.
 District Meeting
 A special meeting Of the worth ington fire district will be held Tuesday evening at s o'clock at the town hall, according 10 q notice is- sued. The purpose of the meeting viii be 70 lay a tax rate for the dis trtct on the list Of 1925, due May I. 1928.
 Social to Re Held
 The Ladies Aid society of tho EAnsinEton Methodist church will old sooiai next Wednesday eve
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
RaptiSt Church,

Services at the Baptist church to- morrow will be as follows; Prcach- Ing Nt loia q, m, by the pastor, Rev, A D, Kcndrick, n, D, The sermon VIII be continuation Of tho series on "Tho Churches Of the New Tcsta. 1 lnent' Bible school at l9 noon. Al ' ?. m. Dr, Kondrick will speak on What Ais Our Young People" There will be special choir and con- Srcgailonal singing, After the eve nlnG service tho Noung Peoples meeting will he held; all young pco. ple arc welcome,
 Methodist Church The services in thr plainVillc M, F.. church tomorrow will be as follows; ! Morning worship with sermon by Rev, Arthur 4. Ball at l0;45 a. m. sunday school with adult Bible class at l@ nooM EdWorth league ut 6 D. iE.i the anndal cclction will be r'id a' this meeting and it is hoped lh2t all members will be present. Evening service ut : o'clock; the pastor will give an address. This will be tho first sunday since the reap 9oinfmcnt of the pastor. and it Is his dHSir" that every member rally to his side and help him. The public Is cordially invited to all services.
 Episcopal Church
 Euraay services at the Church of unr FIyiour: Church school al ] c Q. IT.. Morning prayer and sorman at | o'r'ork, Dr. Forrest of New Brit @lu Will bo in charge. scouts Entertain Legion Boy scout Troop l Of Tltinyllle entertained the mcrnhcrs of Brock Barnes Post, American Legion, at the Methodist church last night Tho boys domon,trated first aid work and other scout lore, IL Was a return visit tho youu"ai'rs having been guests of the Legion snme months ago.
 Scoutma~i ~irr Leon Griffin Nelcom- cd his visitors end Commander Ed ward RarroNs "nd all the LeSion- nairoS prcScU, lIade few remarks apiece. A supper by signal made a big hit. tho tables being set and the food served with remarkable prccis- ion. The cV-srrriccmen were i'm pressed with the way the boys car ri"1 things ont and :hn meeting was a success for both them and the scouts.
 Posts Bond
 Russell Wning"r vas in court hcre yesterday afternoon on tho charge of nrClccting q court order 10 pay for tho support Of his child, II" posted a bond 10 assur" weekly pay. mont and was allowed 10 go.
 OytrcOat stolen
 4 newly purchased ovcrcoat hn. longing to Ralph Tuttl" of East Mair street was stolen last evening from q local billiard parlor. Futile was eu. SaFod in showing his skill at pool and while his attention vas thus ou- gagged someone walked out of th" place with tho new garment The aut thoritios were notified and have three men under suspicion.
 Notes
 Mrs. James Murphy is spending the weekend with her sister at Nor ris Cove
 Mrs, F, A, Hart is il at her nomo on East Main street.
 Miss Katherine Rooney Is i'll at hcr home on Crown street.
 Ice and wood. Norton Bros, New Britain Ave. Tel. %G-j.-.N1vt,
 Bedroom Sct. sofa and chair, couch and mattress, child's table and chair, 19 Strong court, Phone t4.-a1Yt.
 Several acres of land to rent for any crop, C. II. Norton, Rodstonc Hill. -~@0lyt.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
Returning From south
Motherhood Club Meeting

A meeting of tic Moth"rnooG club of Berlin will he held WelnAs- day afternoon at o'clock at tho homo Of Mrs. William Shepard. It is expected that q pleasing program will be arranged for the occasion. Great interest in the organization Is being manifested by Berlin women this year and the meetings lave been well attended.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
If Winter Goes

snow furrios this morning added to the forcbodings Of farmers and others interested in spring, which Is supposed 10 come every year at arout this time but has apparently forgotten it's appointment this year. Sunshine joined with the first furry 10 add 10 the mix-up in tho clements, but the second was ar- com1anicd by driving wind which showed that spring can sometimes be really tor behind
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
Benefit Dance.

A benefit social and dance. the proceeds to be turned into the Fire mHn's Benevolent Fund. will be held this evening in Firemcn's hall. For estville. The feature Of the evening will be a Charleston contest, for which large number have already entered their name. Lieutenant George Brennan of Welch Fire com pany is in charge of arrangements and silver loving cups will be given to those taking first and second prizes.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
Forty Hours Devotion.

The Forty Hours Devotion will open at the 10 q, m. mass Sunday in S'. Matthewa church, Forestyille, and will be closed Tuesday morn ing with a high mass at o'clock. on Sunday al the s o'clock mass, all o' inc men of the parish will re- ceive Holy Communion in q body.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
Fine RGnlittcl

Egidiol Eossi of 1i3 Franklin
 street, Torrnigton. was fined SlO and costs in the local court last night on q charge Of overlooking
 his truck. but the fine was re. mit'od. Rossi was arrested Thurs day by State Officer Frnd Taylor
 at the East Main street scales.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
Snr-iaI tn Rc Held

The Ladies Aid society of tho EensinEton Methodist church will eold 2 social next Wednesday eve
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

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New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

District Meeting
 A special meeting Of the worth inrton fire district will be held Tuesday evening at o'clock at The town hall. according 10 q notice is- sued. The purpose of inc meeting viii be 70 lay tax rate for the dis trtct on the list Of 1925, due May
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

Dr. Thomas J. brennan of Hart ford will be in charge and Sunday achool will ha held at the usual hour.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

Masses will be celebrated at and 1o o'clock tomorrow morning at st. Fsuls church, KensinEtou. Rev
Evening star., 1926-11-05
OLYMPIC PREP FIVE
is LATEST IN FIELD

Olympic Props Is one Of the latest
basket ball teams to enter the local
field. The squad is made up Of for
mer Central High players and others,
including Burnett. Groves, Galotta,
Lombard, Perry, Nealon and Costello.
Games may be arranged by calling
Manager Lombard at Potomac 2034
between 7:30 and s pm. or by writ.
ing him at 1892 Chaplin street.
Teams with gyms are wanted, as
the Preps so far have not secured a
floor.
Epiphany Roses downed Cardinal
A. c. five, 33 to 9, last night. The
victors were the aggressors virtually
from the start.
Epiphany Big Five, which again
this season will compete In senior and
unlimited ranks. will drill tonight at
1880 o'clock in preparation for its
opening game Tuesday night. The
Epiphany manager is booking opo-
nents at Franklin 1892 between 6 and
$50 O'Clock.
A basket ball league, made of 1876.
pound teams of various Catholic
churches of the city. is planned and at
meeting last night representatives
of st. Peters and ST. Martins invited
quints from these churches to Join
St. Joseph's, St. Aloysius, Holy Com.
forter, ST. Paul's. Holy Trinity, ST.
Teresa's and ST. Dominic's:
Teams wishing to enter the Pet.
worth Basket Ball League are asked
to have representatives at a meeting
Monday night at s o'clock at 61O
Rock Creek Church road.
Evening star., 1926-11-05
"a LISTED TO START
IN $4,000 FUTURITY
~ the Associated Press.

Nv the Associated Press.
BALTIMOR r., November s.
Twenty -four 2-year colts and fillieS
were named overnight to go 20 the
post today in quest Of the glory of a
PtmlicO Futurity victory and the rich
est stake Of the Maryland turf season,
With $4,000 in added money and pros
poets of a record 'nUmber of starters
In the mile event. all previous Fu-
turity purses also We're expected to
be eclipsed.
ValorouS, winner II Tie Jockey Club
stakes at Churchill Downs and conSid
cred an outstanding contender in to-
days race, headed a quartet of II. T.
Whitney entries. which included
Whiskery, Maid o. the Mist and Bos-
tonian.
E. II. Mclean also was represented
IN numbers, with Jock. Sport Trail and
War Eagle.
The Greentree Stable Entrusted it's
colors to Adios, to be ridden by Earl
Sande, and Saxon. +. X. Bradley,
who twice has won the juvenile clas-
sic, chose BeWithus and Buddy Bauer
for another try. Lord Chaucer and
Gold Coin were named TO go to the
barrier for the Sagamore Stable.
Johnny Maiben was scheduled to
ride Teheran, wearing the silks Of w.
j. Salmon. Outstanding among the
fllies was Festive. winner of the
Selma Stakes, at Laurel Park.
Fair weather was forecast and
lightning fast track is in prosI
Evening star., 1926-11-05
YOUNG DONOVAN NOW
IS FIGHT ANNOUNCER

The New York Boxing Commission
has taken another phase of the box
ing game under its jurisdiction. The
august solons now are assigning the
announcer to all contests broadcast
from Madison Square Garden.
Arthur Donovan was named to ON
ciate the other evening and the smii-
ing lad with the Irish name did q
good job of it. Arthur knows the game
from A to T. His father was the H.
lustrous Prof. Mike Donovan OF mid
dleweight fame The son learned the
game at an ealy age and took up
professional boxing under the name
Of Young Mike Donovan.
Young Mike loomed as a champion
and for some unexplained reason gave
1t up when he appeared to have a
good claim on the title.
Then came the war and Young Mike
forgot all about the padded ring and
joined up for the big fight. He was
assigned to the Military Police. All
those who were in the service have
few il any good words to say about
the M. P's, but the boys Of the 27th
Division will tell you that Young Mike
was a white NJ. P" The writer will
vouch for the fact that Donovan
blinked both eyes hard many time
when the boys without proper passes
boarded the train for the big town.
Besides holding his fathers old posi-
ton as boxing instructor at the New
York Athletic Club, Young Mike Is one
Of the official referees and does a right
good Job when he ofiiciates.