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Evening star., 1927-09-24
ArnOur's Pin Pitch
Beat Cooper's Bid
BY SOL METZGER.

At the 302-yard uphill seven
teenth at Oakmont, where many a
good golfers chances were wreck
ed during the United States Open
late in June. Harry Cooper made
a great bid to regain at least one
of the two shots he had lost to
Tommy Armour on the preceding
hole when he laid his second. a
Evening star., 1927-09-24
MINES SEEKING CONTESTS,

Three base bah mines are without
games tomorrow. They are Sham
rocks, Brodt's. Inc, and National
Circles. For games with the former
call Lincoln 493-W; with Brodts, call
Franklin 8062. and with National
Circles. call Lincoln 1892, after 6
O'clock
Evening star., 1927-09-24
LAC0STE DOUBLE VICTOR.

OTTAWA, Ontario, September q
R.--Rene Lacoste, the king pin of
the tennis world, added further vic
tories to his string in his Canadian
exhibition tour when he defeated Jack
Wright, Dominion title holder, 6-3,
6-3. Paired with Herbert J.. Bow.
man of New York, Lacoste defeated
Wright and Gilbert Nunns in the
doubles, 6--3, 6-3.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
BEALL TO PITCH GAME.

Walter Beall. local boy, formerly
with the New York Yankees, is slated
to pitch for Lewis All-Stars, who en-
gage Washington Black Sox tomorrow
afternoon at Union League Park at 3
o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
CLANCY WINS IN JAPAN.

OSAKA. Japan, September "a R.--
Harry Clancy of the Pennsylvania
Athletic CLUB of Philadelphia won the
220-meter free style event in the pan
Pacific swimming meet here in 2 min.
uteS 22 $40 seconds.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
HOLD REDBIRD SHOOT.

A 50-target redbird shoot, one event
on the HELEN Trophy, and two on the
Four Months prize and doubles were
listed this afternoon at the Washing
ton Gun Club.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

Pittsburgh now must win six out
of eight games left to sew up the flag
should the Giants and Cardinals
sweep their remaining schedule.
The standing then would he.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Chicago. .: Boston. I.
PhiladelDhia-Clevelan (postponed).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

Club,
to be the Scene Of two big
golf affairs during October,
today announced its annual
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Harvest Supper Held
 By Worthy Temple, P. $.

A harNeSts supper under the aus plces Of Worthy Temple, Pythian Sisters, was held at Judd's hall last night at G:S0 o'clock and a large gathering Of visitors from Bristol, Plainville, Meriden and Hartford was present.
 program was carried out in the following order: My Country lis of Thee.' by all present; violin solo, by Raymond Roloff. playlet. ty members Of the Unity Temple: song, hy Dewey Norton: remarks, by Past Grand Chief Synder and Curtz, Dancing was enjoyed.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
increase of expenditures of sl4,-

increase of expenditures of sl4,- 500.
 The budget as finally arranged, was the result Of the work of a spe- cial budget committee in conference with the incoming and retiring sup erintendcnts of schools. Final ac- tion by the entire committee came after several weeks of careful de- liberation and study.
 "The following statistics throw some light on the above discussion:
 Net cost of high school includ- ing tuition. l926-27. for l43 pupils tnot including Carfare for three pu- pills 10 New Britain) S17,S9I.36. Net cost Of high school lao7-2S exclusive Of permanent equipment for l6l pu- pils, $l7,@2o. For September. 1926 the total registration including 27 attending Bristol High school and 8 at New Britain was l.2S7
 For September 1927 the total re- gistrauoh for all schools is l.at5
 'The entire problem Of school finance Is being carefully studied and q ne" system Of accounting has recently been installed in the office Of the superintendent, The olimiu- ation of waste through mwise and expenditure Is receiving constant attention, Any questions regarding school finances will al ways be answered so far as w have the data at hand. l. is our belief that the will Of the community should be reflected in the admins tration and management Of its schools. Signed.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
ANNUAL MEETING
 0F SCHOOL BOARD Officers and Committees for New
 Fiscal Year Elected IDENTITY NOT REVEALED
Swanson Foiren Nuptials This After nom-Eirst Day of Hunting Sea son Brings Out All Local Gun uers.

The annual election of officers and committees Of the school board was held at the regular monthly meet ing of the board at the town clerk $ office last evening. $. Chase Coale, chairman, presided.
 Professor Stanley Galpin, who has been authorized to make all an nouncements of the activities Of the school board meetings. could not be reached today 10 find the result of the elections, but it is probable that announcement of the results of the hallotinG and the new officers and committees will be made on Mon day. IL is believed that the officers of the board will remain practical ly the same.
 Reports Of the committees show. cd that the school board. under MT. Coale's leadership, has attained sev- eral desired ends and had completed a successful fiscal year.
 SWansOn-Foircn
 Miss Marjorie F. Foiren. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Henry J. Foiren Of I.angdon Court. Kensingt on, and Henry N. Swanson. son Of MT. and Mrs. E. W. Swanson of II Hart Terrace, New Britain, will be mar ried this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Berlin Congregations church, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor, offi- ciating.
 Everett Young of Cambridge. Mass, cousin Of the bride. will he best man and Miss Hudah Swan son. sister of the bridegroom, will be maid Of honor. Miss Foiren and Mir. Swanson have been employed by the Corbin Screw Corp, in New Britain.
 Attending World Series
 Several local residents left tlk morning for New York city where they will attend the world series baseball games between the Pitts hurgh Pirates and the New York Yankees. Included in the list are Mir. and Mrs. H. A. McKeon. who are making the trip with Mir. and Mrs. H. M Morris of New Britain. dllu I IlllllP [ pSdil '' 'N' N''''i'tS'o 'oil
 Obtain Quit Claim Deed
 A quit claim deed from Arthur Brandegee 10 Pardon C. Hickey of the Berlin Home Building Co. has been filed with Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff The deed release; rights Of way on land west of the property Of the Home Building Go. for the purposes of water mains and other inlets and outlets necessary 10 the new sub-diyiSion.
 Sails For Europe Mir. and Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey Of Worthington Ridge, sailed early this morning from New York city for an extended trip abroad. While in France. Mir. and Mrs Hickey will visit their niece. Mrs. William F. Heald Of Paris, formerly Miss Frances Hickey of this place.
 St. PauIs Church Mass will be- celebrated at S and i 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. . Paul's church. Kcnsington. Rev. . John C. Brennan. pastor. will be in charge. Sunday school will follow the 10 o'cock service.
 Sacred Heart Church.
 Rev. John C. Brennan of Kensiug- i ton will officiate at the 9 o'clock i
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

1 applications noting future location, on Pennington avenue, newly open. ed to motor traffic. have been re ceived and will be considered in th. near future. Several stations hay, already located on new thorough i fare.
 Trinity Mems Club The fall and winter program the Trinity Mems club. which hold, | meetings in the parish rooms C Trinity church, Bristol, every eecono and fourth Tuesday evening at o'clock, has been announced by ths rector, Rev. John Wilkins, as fol. lows:
 On Tuesday evening. October II Very Rev. s. k. Colladay D. D. dean Of Christ church cathedral Hartford, and at one time rector cl S', James church. Hartford; dear of the cathedral at Salt Lake City and professor of new testament al Berkeley Divinity school. Middle town, will deliver the first lecture on "A Little Known Chapter in English History
 Tentative arrangements have beer
 made with Prof. Fleming James, P.H,Dn Of Berkeley Divinity school, for series of four lectures on the development O religion in the Old Testament.
 Rev. Henry Erskine Kelly. rector Of St Georges church, Bridgeport will deliver one lecture, and Rev. Dr. Littell, Of S. James. West Hartford, will deliver six lectures on church history dates of which will be an. nounced later.
 IL is anticipated that this series of lectures will prove interesting and instructive 10 large number Of men. TAey are open to members and thei, friends. and all who might be inter- "Sted are urged to attend.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Range in Concreting
 Bids Delays Contract

Because of the greae difference in bids on concreting the base of the Wadlng pool at Walnut Hill park and Installing new plumbing and dralna ge lines, the park board has postponed awarding of contracts until the reasons for the range in bids has been determined. The prices ran from s1o,ooo 10 s17,ooo. Joseph Battagla. NJ. Q. Baker and the William II. Hall Construction Co. are tho bidders.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
70 NpD3l,s> EXCHANGE CLUB

George Malloy of the Travellers h.
 surance Co. will be the speaker at the regular Tuesday evening meet ing Of the New Britain Exchange club next week. Mir. Malloy is being provided as a speaker by the local with National Fire Prevention Week.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Plain\illc VI. F.. Church

The services at the NJ. r.. church tomorrow will be as follows: Morn ing service at 1o:45 o'clock. Ser mon by Rev. Arthur A. Ball, pastor. The pastor will also have charge of the evening service at : o'clock and give an address. Sunday school al l2 o'clock. Children and adults are invited 10 attend, there are classes lor all, EpWorth l"ague service at 6 P. m. Miss Gertrude Barnes will he the leader, having as her topic seeing My Crowd Through the Eyes of Christi The public is most cordially invited 10 all services
 The Ladies' Aid goc,oty will hold a meeting at the home Of Mrs liar riet Morse on Broad street on We'd nosday afternoon.
 The official board Is requested 10 meet the pastor in the sunday school rooms at 1o:&o o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Krdctmcr t M T.. Zion
 Morning worship will b. held at tho Eedovmrr's A M. T.. Zion church tomorrow at II o'clock. scr mon hy the pastor Rev. NJ x. Greene.
 Sunday school will be held at 12:15 r. nr, Mrs. Louise Mayors superintendent
 Evening preaching soryic" al 7:3o o'clock. sermon by the pastor.
 Meeting Of the board Of trustees al the church Monday at < p. m.
 Meeting of the Ladies' Missionary society at tho parsonage Monday al p. m Mrs. Etta Johnson. prosi- dent.
 Special social by the Ladies Aid society Friday at Mrs. Clifton John- sons homo.
 Baptist Church
 Sunday services at the Baptist church will be as follows: Morning worship at lo:45 o'clock. The pas tor. Rev. A. D. Kendrick D. D.. will continue his series Of sermons on The Book Of Genesis, the topic be- ing, "The Building Of q Nation" Tho regular choir will sing two anthems. "I Win Praise Thee. c Lord" Nolte "How Excellent is Thy Name" Tus- sing Miss Charlotte r. Kandrick will give q talk 10 the juniors and
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Catholic Church

The regular services will bc held at x and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing at the Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy, sunday school will meet at z o'clock. The men of the parish will receive holy communion at the x o'clock mass, tomorrow being Holy Name nuartorlv SundaV.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Episcopal Church

Services at the Church of Our saviour tomorrow will be as fol- lows: Holy communion at d. m. Church school at 1925 a. m. Morn ing prayer and sermon at II o'clock. Evening prayer and address at 7;45 0 clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Bing BinG Bing

this morning, hunters blasted the silent solitude Of woods and fields about town with gun shots. jubilant yells, dog barks and everything else on the hunting program. when the dawn of the first day of the hunting season found a large majority of To- cal nimrods aficld. The usual first day cannOnading was somewhat sup pressed by the rain but nevertheless was sufficient to keep farmers living in the outlying districts considerably disturbed. Fair luck was reported by tho lead singers. several pheas- ants and few partridge falling be- fore the barrage of fire.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Local GiTl ShoNcrc,l

Friends of Miss Celia Naricni rendered her a miscellaneous shower IhHrsday evening at her home in henslneton, about 25 guests attcnd- Ing, Games were played and re- treatments Wero served. Miss Mari "nl Nas the recipient Of many beau 1ltnl and useful gifts Friends were present from Mddlotown, Hartford. Now Britain and KrNsington.
 Miss Marieni will become tho hrld" Of Frank Margnelli on Octo- Der 70 at St. Paul's church. Ken sington.
 We'll Child Conference
 The state health bureau has an nounc"d that the monthly Well Child Couforence for konsington and the vicinity will bo held at To- zion hall, kensiuEton, on Friday aft "rnoon, October fl. from . to o'clock. Miss Ivy Dalby. town nurse, assisted by state authorities, will be in charge.
 Joint Meeting Successful
 A large attendanc" was present at the first joint meeting of the season ot the Boiton-kasic post. Ameri- can Legion, and the Ladies AljSil- iary Of the Legion. which was held last evening at Legion hall, kcnsing- ton. Plans Wer" discussed conccru- ing joint activities Of the two or ganizations and q social hour was enjoyed.
 Beauty Contest Closed
 Because ot the extremely large number of applications for entrance into the beauty contest to be stagrd at tn" East Berlin Community clubs hrnSington Night celebration on "Wednesday evening. October 12. tn. ; committee in charge. consisting of | Mir. and Mrs. Richard T. Hill and | Mrs. Henry Hooker has announced i, that no moro entries will be recciv- ; cd. Blu" Hills especially, has sWamp"d the committee with appli- : cations, the young ladies of that lo- callty possessing cnNiouS standards or pulrhrItudc. John Conlin. mayor ot Blue Hills, states that he has not the slightest doubt that the loving cup will come back 10 the mountain ous district.
 Nurse Meeting Postponed
 The town nurse committcc'S monthly meeting, scheduled for last tNenlug, was postponed until after tn" annual town meeting of October l7. The committee having ifs ac- counts strengthened up, decided 10 adjourn until after the annual meet ing. The chairman of the commit te" will issu" a call for special meeting.
 What They're Doing |
 Included in the group of kensinc ton residents who left this morning for the world series games in New York were Mrs. J. D Malone. Will liam Carey. Joseph Kane, Adam Gianoti. Edward Malone. Michael Rayno and John George. Several more will leave this eyeninc if there is game scheduled for tomorrow at the Yankee Stadium.
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

mass tomorrow morning at Sacred Heart church, East Berlin. A SOS sions of the sunday school will fol- low
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Ecclesiastical Meeting

The annual meeting of the Worth ington Ecclesiastical society will be held on Monday evening at o'clock at the Berlin Congregational church. Officers will be elected and reports of committees will be read. The local ecclesiastical society is one of he last of the old societies in New England. being formed before the Berlin Congregational church which VerSary.
 The annual meeting of he Berlin Congregational church will be held on Thursday evening, October 13, at the church.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Legion Election Monday

Brock-Barnos post. American I.e- zion, will hold it's annual election Monday night in its rooms Com. mandor James Paul. who has served one full term and a portion Of an other, will no, hc q candidate for rc- election. No one has as yet an nouncod his candidacy 10 succeed Commander Paul. but if is consider ol almost certain that C. o. Cutting vii b" reelected adiutant and Carl Nilson will again be chosen finance IFfirrr.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
smith Heads Assessors

stanley N. smith was elected chairman Of the board Of assessors at meeting of that hody yestcrdav Mir. smith was elected to the board a year ago and is the youngest member of the trio which compose i'. II" is prominent local rcaItor and has an excellent Knowledge of property values in inc town. The other members of the board of Schuyler P. Williams and Robert J. Coa, the latter having been elected thie week.
 The schedule of assessors meetings will hc announced soon. it being thought probable that tho board will continue its custom Of holding eve ming meetings at intervals during the first part Of the month and then regularly each night. All lists of taxable property must he filed on or before November 1 10 avoid the fine of an additional 10 per cent which is levied OH property on which late returns are made.
 salary Increase Proposals
 The proposal to increase the salary Of the first sclectman from Sl00 to S15O a month is expected to be the principal matter Of interest to come before the annual town meeting 10 ho held in the town hall at s o'clock Monday night. Those who brought forward thc plan to in- crease the stipend Of the towns executive official point out that
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
To Receive Communion

The St. Paul Y. M T. A. X F, society will attend the o'clock mass at St Pauls church. Kensng- ton. in a body tomorrow morning land will receive communion from Rev. John C. Brennan. pastor. All members Of the organization are ,,rpp1 to hp nrCSpDt
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

Little Virginia Mary Heath of Au. burn, N. Y. hasn't flown across the Atlantic yet, but she's an avia.ri1 just the same. The girl is but two years, II months old. but already has been up in airplanes and liked it.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
W hat They're Doing

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{ congregational Church
Advent Christian Church

sunday. to;45 a. m. morning worship. 12:o5 ?. m, Sunday school ';oo ?. m, evening worship. Rev. Philip Cleveland will be inc speaker al both services.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
IA CnSinStOn tOucrcpaIjuuaJ

The regular morning scryic" of the kensington Congrcgatlonal church will be held tomorrow morn ing at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, pastor, will officiate. Tn. subject for tomorrow sermon will he Christian Love- in connection with the monthly topic of "Workcrs With Christ under the general heading for the year of "Bulding in the Church and Home" Sunday school will meet at l2:l0 o'clock under the direction Of the super 'ntendent, Christian tndcavor cAor- clseS will be held at t o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Married 15 Years

Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Hdye of 47 Park street were married in Hart ford i5 years ago today. Mrs Hyde. before her marriage, was Miss Min nie Goddard Of Granby. The couple have three children living, Edwin D. Hyde Of Ialesvill". Walter F.. Hyde O. Bristol and Mrs. F.. J. Reynolds Of For-stvile. Six years ago they lost two children. Alton T. Hyde, lN- ing in New Britain. and their young "st child, Irene N. Hydo, d student 9 bI RriS.pl JIIt,h e,I,DI
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

The Older Boys class of the Ser lin Congregational church will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning with the pastor. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, as leader. At l0:45 o'clock the regular morning service will be led by the pastor who will deliver q sermon on the topic: "Food for a Hungry World" Sunday school will meet at 12 o'clock. The Mems Bible class will meet at the Com munity house at 2 o'clock. At [ o'clock the Young Peoples meeting will be held ai the church.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
kCnSingtOn Methodist

Sunday school will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the
 kensington Methodist church. At l 1 o'clock the regular morning serv- ice will be held with Rev. J. T.
 Hamilton of South Meriden. with whom the pastor, Rev May E. Lord. exchanges pulpits. officiating. At { o'clock the Epworth league wilt meet at the church under the lead ership of the pastor who will spoak on the subject: seeing My Crowd Through the Eyes Of Christi At 7:30 Miss Lord will lead the even ing services with an address on the subject: "The Empty Niche.'
 The Knights of Honor will meet on Tuesday evening at G:30 o'clock. Basketry will be taken up at this meeting. "Wednesday afternoon al 2:30 o'clock the Woman's Home Missionary society will meet al the home of Mrs Roy Hnltsren. Thurs day afternoon at 3:45 o'clock the Junior league will meet at the church. The regular mid-wecll sorv- ice on Thursday evening at 5:3n o'clock will resume the study of the Life of Christ. This weeks special topic will be Jesus Ministry in Galillee." Choir rehearsal will fol low the regular service at S:l5 o'clock. There will be no meeting of the social service class this week.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
JOHN MADELEY, 85,
 IS STILL ACTIVE
Worked for Three Generations Of
 Same Family Here
HYDES MARRIED 45 YEARS
Park Street Couple Observing An n''ersarN->tanley smith Heads N>>c>>ors-Jown Meeting Monday Night-Church NotiCcs-Bricfs.

John Madeley of south Washing ton street is observing his S5th birth day anniversary today at his homo. Mr. Madeloy was born in England on October s. lS4o. He came to the | nited States 55 years ago and pro creded immediately 10 Plainville. Three years later he entered the en- Hloy Of the Hills Mig. Co., and for 52 years he worked there under three generations of the Hills family He retired three years ago. but is still very brisk and active.
 Mr. Nadeloy has three children, Mrs. John F.. Lamb, Mrs. Emma lioynton and LoWis Madcloy, with the last Of whom bo makes his home; five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Madeloy died l z wears ago
Milford chronicle., 1927-12-16

Regardless of the warm weather
farmers are butchering their fat
hogs and preparing the salt meat
supply for the next year.
Dressing turkeys for the Christ
mas market will commence this
week, but most of the turkeys will
be sent to market early, or, about
Tuesday next.
The reopening of the M. E.
Church at Magnolia last Sunday
was attended by a number of folks
from this section, who formerly re-
sided near that town.
A fat hog weighing 42O pounds
was butchered by Mr.. Silberman
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins Stewart and
children had a homecoming last
Sunday, when he was home from
Marcus Hook, where he is employed.
Miss Ruth Vincent is passing sew
eral days before Christmas with her
sister in Chester.
]. d. Ward was guest Of his
sister, Mrs. Laura Barwick, over
Sunday.
VIM. Morgan and wife were Sun
day visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Morgan, near Greenwood.
George Vincent and wife motored
to Denton, Md, last Sunday and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Murphy, of that place.
Charles Thinkbinder and wife
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Truitt at Blanchard.
A valuable cow owned by James
Outten died last week from I'M
known cause.
Milford chronicle., 1927-12-16
BARGAINS IN XMAS CANDY.

We have the cheapest Xmas
candy in Delaware. Special Xmas
mixture containing chocolates, bon
bons, etc., for 1Sc lib; other mix
lures 19c and &c lib; special SOc
chocolates for 100 lb; assorted choc-
olates 22c; assorted cocoanut bon
bons zoe lb; hard mixture TIC; CO.
coanut blocks from 1Sc to 22c lb;
beautiful clear toys only Ice lib;
peanut-butter kisses and peanut
brittle zoe; % kinds of Xmas candy
to select from. Don't buy until you
have priced it. Special discount to
churches and schools if you come
early. We will sell you Christmas
nuts cheaper than you can buy them
elsewhere, also oranges. Loose raj
sins, seedless and large, for 10c lib;
dates, loose, 14c lb; large lb. box of
pulled raisins for 12c; best mince-
meat lac lb. At Stewards, North
Milford, opposite Masonic Building.