New Britain herald., 1927-03-22

70 see the affirmative conquer. The l debates sponsored by the Mems I.v- ceum team have attracted large at tendances and it is planned to con- tinue them, debating on subject Of | interest to all the residents ot the town.
 Court Tonight The regular weekly session Of the Berlin town court will be held this evening at the Town hall. Judge George G. Grswold presiding. Three cases are docketed for disposal in cludins those of Garry Parker of 16S Bunker avenue. Meriden. and George A. Gamble Of 211 South street. Hart ford. who will appear 10 answer charges of reckless driving and Peter Broncho of New Britain who is charged with drunkenness, breach or the peace and resisting arrest.
 Parker and Gamble figured on smash-ups on the pike last week while Broncho took on Constable Orvllle Nentrcs for a battle Saturday evening after Kensington residents had complained that his celebrations were disturbing the weekend hush at that community.
 Athletic Club
 The Kensington Athletic club will meet this evening at o'clock at Tabs hall. Kcnsington Important baseball business will be discussed and plans will be arranged for an- other setback and whist party to be given at Lloyd Hall on Tuesday eve ming. March 20. The Lloyd Hall so- cials have proved popular in the past with local residents and it is the plan Of the athletic organization to continue them until late spring.
 Knights of Honor
 The Knights of Honor, newly formed organization of the Kensiug- ton Methodist church which includes as it's members boys between the ages of s and II, will meet this evening at 6:$o o'clock at the church. The 1 will continue until s o'clock. !
 At present the club consists of l4 charter members with q large list | Of applicants. The idea of q nature : study club and one which includes | manual training classes has attract l ed considerable attention among the i younger element of the town.
 Birthday Party
 Miss Mary Znosko was rendered q : birthday party at her home in Ken 'ington on Saturday afternoon. the occasion being her 18th birthd iames were played anu refresh ncnts were served. The house was decorated In green and white. Miss .nosko received many beautiful and iseful gifts from her friends who Lttended
 TruCk-Muck-Stuck
 huge motor truck. heavily oaded with grain. suffered from he condition Of the back road which runs parallel 10 Worthington dgc this morning and was ditched or several hours until help arrived. The rear wheels of the vehicle. hit inG soft spot in the dirt road. ank into mud over the hub caps md all efforts of the driver to ex- ricate the truck proved futile. The driver Of another truck succeeded n pulling the mired giant from it's spongy resting place.
 The truck was owned by a Mcri- len concern and was bound for a nearby farm. The road has been closed to traffic until rccondition- ng has been completed.
 What They're Doing
 Events are rapidly leading to the ladies' Night meeting to be given y the Berlin Farmers club on evening. March 26. at East serlin Community hall. The affair 'eing a novel one for the soil till rs' organization. interest is running nigh. The rules dictate the neces- ity Of the members bringing their wives.
 The social service class of the Methodist church met his afternoon at 245 o'clock.