New Britain herald., 1926-09-09

tain between 50 and 50 Berlin chi- afternoon. The ages of the guests will be between one year and six years. The party Is an annual af- fair Miss Wilcox entertaining each year at about this time.
 Tabs Committee Meeting
 A meeting of the membership committee of the T. A. x B. society will take place at o'clock this evening at the Tabs rooms. lm- portant business will be discussed and a full attendance of the mem- bers of the committee is requested.
 Midweek Services Tonight
 The regular midweek services of the Kensington Methodist church will be held this evening at the church. Rev. May B. Lord will de- liver the addr. which Is taken from the theme. If you had the op- portunity of being a Bible character, which one would you choose?"
 A meeting of the Women's Home Missionary Society was held yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank F. Hanford of Kensington. About ten members were present and refreshments were served.
 Ball Team Disbands
 The Blue Hills indoor baseball team has disbanded for the season, according to reports circulated to- day. The team suffered disaster ous season, losing most of the games played at the Blue Hills field. Man ager John Conlin promises that next season will see the team on it's feet again and a good schedule is being looked for by the soft ball enthusi- asts.
 Town Business Quiet
 Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff reports that except for routine busi- ness which is especially heavy at this time of the year, business is quiet in his department. A rush on hunting licenses is expected in the near future when the season for land birds opens but up to the present time there has been little demand for the permits.
 Game Called on
 The game between the Corbin Red Sox of New Britain and the All Kensington which had been post poned from the past Sunday 10 the coming Saturday, is again postponed to an indefinite date. This game will be the second of the five game series. the first being won b. the New Britain team.
 The third game of the Tabs-Con- gregational series will be played Sat urday afternoon at the Percival avenue grounds. The Tabs have thus far captured two games of the series and the Congregational team is anxious 10 win Saturday as win for the Tabs would mean the series. The Tabs are just as anxious to finish up the race by coping Satur- days game an ' a good contest Is expected when the two teams meet.
 Reunion Saturday
 The annual reunion of the Dun ham association will be held in the Community building at Berlin Sat urday, September 11th. Dinner will be served at 12 o'clock Standard time.) All members of the associa- tion have been requested to be present.
 Drum Corps to Travel
 Twenty-one members of the Tabs n of ri, r1on ming to attend the drum corps meet at Savin Rock. West Haven, on Sat urday afternoon when 25 or 30 drum corps from various parts of New England and the Middle Atlantic states will meet in competition. The tournament is under the auspices of the Landcraft Drum Corps of New Haven and prizes will be givens for appearance in the line of march, baton swinging. and playing.
 Under the able leadership of Major Clarence Walker, the champion drum major of New England, the local thumpers hope to carry away a good portion of the prizes offered and they have been practicing hard for the, past few weeks in preparation for the coming meet. This meet is probably the last opportunity for the Tabs to show their form as no further definite dates have been de- cided on by those in charge of ar ranging attendance at meets.
 Notice to Public
 For the copv>nience of readers of the Herald, box has been placed In Giana & Ronketty's store in Kens- ington. in which items for publica-