New Britain herald., 1927-06-30

tween the principals regarding the
construction Of a house on Hudson
street. The writ is returnable in the
city court on the third Monday of
July.
Nlid-Week Service
The regular mid-week services of
the Kensington Methodist church
will be held this evening at 7:45
o'clock. Rev. May B. Lord will Of
flciate. The theme of the main ad-
dress Of the evening has been an
nounced as "Our Great Nation and
Her People," A large attendance is
anticipated.
Gust League Team
Commander Harold D. Ventres OF
Bolton asica post. IS, American
Legion. and Paul Baker, chairman
Of the athletic committee OF the
local post, have announced that the
West Cromwell Yellow Jackets base.
ball team has been given leave to
withdraw from the Legion baseball
league. The vacancy leaves three
teams still enrolled in the league
the Kensington Boys club. the Der
lin Boys team and the East Berlin
Boys club.
It Is not known which team will
be invited to join the ranks Of the
league but indications point to the
acceptance OF the Kensington Boys
club junior team. recently formed,
which Is under the direction of
Charles Lawton. local coach. The
Junior team has enrolled boys under
Is years old and the difference in
ages would probably prove consid-
cradle of a handicap but Legion Of
ficials state that the practice would
be the main reason for the admit
lance Of the youngsters into the
league. The Junior team is already
entered In the County Y Junior
league but will be able to withdraw
from that race II the Legion league
proves too inviting.
Percentages Of the three remain
ing teams are about even. The
Kensington Boys club dropped one
to West Cromwell and took one from
the Berlin Juniors, giving them an
average Of 500. East Berlin also
lost to the Yellow Jackets and wal
Hoped the Berlin Boy team. rating
another 500. The Berlin squad
dropped both their opening games
and rated a 900. 1t is not known
whether or not Legion officials Will
recognize the two defeats handed
the East Berlin and Kenstngton
teams by the ousted West Cromwell
squad but it Is limited that the
league will be started again with us
new enrolment.
William 8. Fogarty
William 8. Fogarty of Wallingford
a former resident OF kensington.
died at his home at 80 Church
street, Wallingford. yesterday e1ter.
noon. He left this town about ~
wears ago and since then has kept
in touch with many friends In Ber-
lin. being q constant visitor In this
community. He leaves three daugh-
tiers. Katherine. May and Margaret
Foearty of Wallingford; and two
sisters, Mrs. NJ. Kent Of Hartford
and Mrs. L. Beecher Of Kensington.
The funeral will take place Sat-
urday morning, July 2. from the late
home and later at the Holy Trinity
church. time to be announced later.
Further arrangements are incom-
plete.
What They're Doing
The condition Of Mrs. James Corr
Of Kensington. who has been con-
fined to her home for the past few
weeks with an attack Of illness Is
rcported slightly improved.
Mrs. William S. O'Brien and chill
dren of New Haven. are visiting Mrs.
O'Brien's mother. Mrs. E. J. Trehy
of Kensington. for a few days.
Newton w. Baldwin of Blue Hills,
who has been seriously i'll at his
home for the past week. was report
ed slightly improved this morning.
The condition Of Mrs. James
Pagan of Kensington. who Is pa
tient at the New Britain General
hospital. is reported a. favorable.
Nurse Meetings Postponed
Mrs. Henry Hooker. chairman OF
the town nurse committee. has an.
nounced that the monthly meetings
Of the committee have been discon-
tinued until September, no meeting
being scheduled to hear this mans
report