New Britain herald., 1926-09-28
to a successful affair.
 Church Supper

The Ladies' Aid society will hold an old fashioned supper tomorrow evening at the church parlors. The first table will be served at 6;30 o'clock and preparations have been made for a large attendance.
 Knights to Meet
 The Knights of Pythias will hold their regular weekly meeting this evening at s o'clock in their hall, The fall and winter program will be discussed and a large attendance is requested by the officers.
 Drum Corps to Travel
 At last nights meeting of the Tabs Fife and Drum Corps 1t was voted to accept the invitation ex- tended the corps to attend meet at Naugatuck or Saturday, October 2, The local drummcrs have taken honors at every meet they have played at so far and they are hope full of carrying away good part of the ribbons at the Naugatuck meet.
 Cemetery Association Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Maple Cemetery association was held last evening at the library. The f1nan- cial report was read an accepted as satisfactory hy those present. Flee ton of officers for the coming year resulted in the following appoint ments: Directors. Charles F.. Pratt. Miss Emily Brandegee, Miss Hattie Hollister, Arthur l., Woodruff Charles A. Warren. Bryan H. At water, Robert H. Deming. Walton H. Megley. Charles A. Warren was elected president. Miss Harriet Hol- lister was elected vice e-presdent and Robert H. Deming received the post of secretary and treasurer.
 Suit Brought By Bcrlinite
 Suit for s100 has been brought by Abel Brothers of Berlin against George Sbeen, also of Berlin. The plaintiff seeks to recover damages for work done on the defendants Attorney Harry Gins burg of New Britain represent the plaintiff. The papers were served by Constable Frank Brown and the writ is retrrnable in the city court of New Britain the first Monday of October.
 Well Baby Conference
 kensington mothers are fortunate in having the opportunity of bring ing their children to the We'll Baby held by the state de- partment of health through the Bureau of Child Hygiene. The next meeting of the conference will be held at the Tabs hall on Friday aft ernoon, October from 2 10 4 o'clock. Once a month thess aids to the mothers will be given In this place and a monthly check-up byl the parents has been found to be of great aid to them in regulating the health of the children. The past have been we'll received 1 and large attendance is expected at the next session of ihe bureau.
 Baseball Outing
 The L1ter-C Church baseball league will hold an outing at the Benedict l Phillips field on Saturday afternoon, October 9th. A baseball game will 1 be held and other athletic events will be on the program. A lunch of hot dogs and coffee is scheduled to allay the athletes hunger and good crowd is expected from the teams in the league. The trophy for the winning team will also be pre- scented at that time. Rev. Vernon L. Phillips of the Kensington Congre- gational church is en the committee arrangements for the affair
 Attend Convention
 The local delegates to the repub- lican probate convention are attend ing the convention being held today at the Burritt hotel, New Britain This evening banquet win be served at, s o'clock at the hotel fol- lowing the convention.
 Personal Items
 Charles Giana and Robert Ritchie of Kensington left today for a motor trip throughout New England and into Canada. They intend to be gone one week.
 Mrs. Jennie R. Deming and Mrs. F. W Stearns have left for a brief stay at West Hill pond New Hart ford