New Britain herald., 1926-12-16

residents. The actual canvass and sale will begin on Saturday. Decem- Der IS.
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 The Kensington Boys Club will meet the basketball team of the New Britain State Trade school at the Senior High school gymnasium to- morrow night. This will be the sec ond game of the Senior Clubs series in the Y. NJ. c. A. league, the first resulting in a loss to the South church team of New Britain. Kerr sington was handed three tough ones to begin the season with, getting the South church. the Trade school and Plainville for the initial games. As Plainville finished first last year South church second and as Trade school did not compete last year but Is thought better than either of last years winners, Kensington received some hard blows to open the season, What They're Doing
 The Tabs society of Kensington will hold a whist this evening at their hall. Ladies of the congrega- tion of St. Pauls' church will assist in the refreshments.
 The kensington Bowling league will meet tomorrow evening at Rogers Recreational building in New Britain. All teams who are slated to play are requested to be present. Joseph Trehy who has been em- ployed for the last three months by q Providence road construction com- pany, has returned to his home in kensington for the winter.
 Mrs. Watkins of New Rochelle, a sister of Rev. John C. Brennan Of kensington. is expected to visit the local pastor today. Mrs. W. k. Moore has returned to her home following a stay of several weeks ut the New Britain General , hospital. Her condition is reported as being much improved.
 Has Attack of EiCcoughs Dominique Ventura of Kensington is confined to his home with a curi- ous case of illness which manifests itself with continued hiccoughing. Ventura was taken with the attack 1 Sunday evening and since that time has been unable to stop the hic- coughs. Physicians attending him lay 1 the cause 10 nervous indigestion.
 East Berlin Items The Community club meeting last evening was fairly well attended, there being about so members pres ent Rev. X. L, Burcreon gave a short address to the club on Com munity Spirit There had been no ! regular program arranged for the meeting and President F. O. Clark informed the club before presenting ! MT. Bursreen. that the latter had only been informed that evening that he was wanted to speak. All com mittees reported progress in their work. The meeting next week will be the annual Christmas tree cele- bration with the usual exchanging of f gifts, No particular limit has been set as to the cost of the gifts. Final arrangements have been made for the Knights of Pythias Christmas tree Monday evening. The tree will be placed at the Commun- itv hall the latter part of this week and trimmed Monday morning. The tree will be left standing for the Community clubs program. , A game is being arranged by the l local setback team with John Con ! lin's aggregation from the Blue Hills. The locals have lost two close games with the Blue Hillians but John Lewis the local constable, has wagered q man sized bet that East l Berlin has taken their last beating from Conlin. Max "ugenheim says l that this statement is true provided East Berlin does not play Conljn's ! team again.
 | On Wednesday evening. January { 10. Miss Caroline Penniman of the 1 Long Lane Farm for girls at Middle town, will address the Community 1 club on the work Of that institution among the girls. Miss Penniman has charge of several hundred girls al the farm.
 | The Lafanso will meet this evening at o'clock at the home of Mrs, c, l F.. Dalbey.
 The girls club will meet this eve ming at s o'clock at the Community | hall. The fife and drum corps will meet in the banquet hall for the us- ual weekly rehearsal. The members 1 of both clubs are requested to be on | hand promptly.
 The library will he open Friday afternoon and evening for the ex- change of books.
 The Bovs' club will meet Friday evening from to o'clock.
 The bowling alleys are being re- conditioned at Athletic hall by the new owner. The pool tables have been moved 10 tho basement near the bowling alleys and the old pool room made into living quarters. Now wood is being laid on the alleys and after the first of the year it is be- licred that they will be ready for | tournament play.
 l The usual weekly WnlS' al N'. i GabricrS church tomorrow evening at o'clock. Tho public is invited. l A supper will be served iA the basement of the Methodist church , this evening from G:$o until S o'clock. The general public is in vited to attend. Following the sup per a sale of fancy articles and home made articles will be held in the social rooms.
 1 ESTATE INVENTORIED The estate of the late Annie H. i Sergcnt consisting of interest in
 real estate on Camp street, is valued
 at s5,500. according 10 an inventory ] tilnl tnAnA. in ri.Nhntn count hN