New Britain herald., 1927-03-11

Britain and now a professor at St. Thomas Seminary. Hartford will otficiate. The service will consist of sermon and benediction. Boys Club Loses The Kensington Boys club junior and senior basketball teams went to the Mill Plain Union church. Waterbury, last evening 10 receive two black eyes in the form of crushing defeats. The seniors lost to the Waterbury squad, 50 to ol, while the Juniors were swamped. 36 10 8.
 The local aggregation was out chased throughout both games, the Brass City group finding no trouble in piercing the Kensington defense for easy baskets. The strange floor of the Waterbury team aided the Mill Plain bunch to toss them in at random while the kensingtonians foundered horelessly.
 Auxiliary Meeting
 \ large attendance was present at the meeting Of the Ladies aux Hilary of Bolton-Kasica post held last evening at Legion hall, Ken sington. The chairman of the membership drive committee of the New Britain auxiliary spoke on the work being done in that city. Aft CT her came the president of the New Britain auxiliary, Grace Stow ell. and the chairman of the child welfare committee of the New Britain chapter.
 The auxiliary is planning to launch q membership drive in the near future in connection with the coming drive Of Bolton hasica post.
 Movies to Open
 Echoes of the recent special town meeting which voted to re- sume the showing of Sunday eve ming movies in this place are float ing in with the announcement that motion pictures will be shown in Foresters' hall on Saturday and Sunday evenings. The movies were banned by a vote taken at the town meeting held last October but were voted legal upon the present. ing of Q petition which called for a special town meeting to decide the issue.
 It is generally believed that the type of productions which will be shown at the Kensington hall will be watched by the town officials to prevent the introduction of unde- sirable films. Out of town interests are promoting the Hweekly feature.
 Bowling Tonight
 The Kensineton Fratcrnal bowl ing league will meet this evening at Rogers Recreation building, New Britain. All team captains who are scheduled to roll them this eve ming are requested to report atthe with their complete squads.
 Postponcs Game
 John Conlin's Blue Hills setback team postponed an encounter with the Knights of Columbus team or New Britain which was scheduled to be held last evening. Conlln's team is said to have broken up under the series Of defeats that the Blue Hillians have suffered the season and it is im- probable that they will take the field again this year. No actual break is reported but enthusiasm has vaned considerably Nand the "Mayor of Blue Hills' is having trouble in rounding up his players
 Other setback teams have pack ed their equipment for the season. among them being Newt Baldwin's Best and George Griflth's team, both of which had slight part In the past seasons activities.
 Minstrel Activities
 A meeting and rehearsal of the st. Paul Tabs minstrels was held last evening in Tabs hall. Kensington. Plans for the coming East Berlin production were discussed and final rehearsal will be held at the hall on Sunday afternoon, March 20, at 2 o'clock.
 The subject of broadcasting the minstrels through Station WTlC was discussed and it was voted to post pore arrangements with the Hart ford authorities until after the local showngs It is thought probable that the minstrels will go on the air after Easter.
 The coming prodRction which will be given in connect1Nn With the Ken-