New Britain herald., 1927-05-24
today's performance gave indication that last years flooding activities would be repeated this summer.
 Town Court Tonight

WOulQ DC repeated this summer
 Town Court Tonight
 The regular weekly session of the Berlin town court will be held this evening at 5 o'clock in the town hall Judge George c. Griswold will pre- side over the hearings which will include the trial of four men ar- rested last Friday on Beech Swamp road after the machine they were operating turned turtle near the manufacturing establishment of the George E. Prentice Co. Driving un- der the influence of liquor and drunkenness are charged against the quartet.
 Several other cases are due for disposal at this evenings session of court. Prosecuting Attorney Charles F. Lewis will prosecute for the town.
 Lecture at Church
 Miss Frances Hurd, field secre- tary of tho Connecticut National as- sociation of the Audubon society will deliver a lecture on bird lore this evening at 7:3O o'clock at the Ken sington Methodist church. Children will be admitted free of charge. The public is invited.
 Withdraw Claim
 The Kensington Congregational church indoor baseball team has withdrawn its claim for forfeited game against the team representing Everyman's Bible class of New Brit ain in order that the game may be played at some future date. The game in question was the season opener and caught the New Brit ain team unprepared. a technical victory being chalked up for the To- calS Coach Vernon l.. Phillips yes- terday announced to the officials of the Church league that the team had requested that the 9 to victory be erased from the records and con- test be arranged.
 Spaghetti Supper
 The Italian women of the St. Paul pastorate will give a spaghetti sup per tomorrow evening from 5 o'clock on at Lloyd hall, Kensington. A crowd of from 800 to 400 is ex- pected.
 The affair will be | strictly Italian event. the food being donated by Italian merchants. cooked by Italian women and served by young Italian girls Proceeds will so to the St. Paul playground fund. Mrs. Mary M. Lardner is heading the commit tee presenting the affair.
 Memorial Day Plans
 Events are leading rapidly to- wards the general Memorial Day exercises to be held in East Berlin on Monday afternoon. May 30, and which will include participation by the organizations of the three dis tricts who will combine to make this towns one general celebration an event to be remembered.
 Thus far the committee in charge have formed extensive arrange ments which provide large parade with Arthur Benson as marshal, ex- ercises at the monument in East Berlin and addresses in the field across from the monument. The decoration of the graves, the most impressive part of the exercises will be done by the children of the town. It is thought that few local residents will be missing from the services in the afternoon. as the general sxer- cises have always been well attend ed in the past
 Athletic Club
 The Kensington Athletic club will meet this evening at o'clock at tho Tabc hall. Kensington for its reg ular weekly business meeting. Prac- tice for the baseball team is sched- uled for tomorrow evening at 600 o'clock at the Percival avenue grounds. weather permitting. All members of the club are urged to attend this evenings meeting as im- portant business will be discussed.
 Auxiliary Successful
 The Ladies Auxiliary of Bolton- Kasica post. American Legion. has reported successful sale of poppies. The poppy sale was held . week prior to the sale in the larger cities and members of the auxiliary suc- ceedcd in disposinE of all the how- CTS on hand. Proceeds will be di- vided between the wounded veterans fund and the local auxiliary for tho Berlin chapters social service work