New Britain herald., 1927-11-02

for the men was captured by Joseph Cote and the second award went to J. A. Williams. The consolation prize fell to the lot of J. kasiski
 Visits After Long Absence
 J. Johnson. a former resident of Berlin. is a visitor here after being absent for 20 years. He has spent the last 10 years In Panama where he was superintendent for the United States government on one Of the government research farms. He Is also superintendent of Sunday school which contained 400 pupils of all different denominations.
 Surprise
 Members of the c. c. c. club went to New Britain last night to attend their regular meeting. but Miss Diana Foley of East Main street, they were surprised to find that party had been arranged for them by Miss Foley who is new member of the club.
 Trapping Season Opens
 The official trapping season open cd yesterday as did the season for hunting rabbits, wild hare. skunk, mink and otter. Several townmcn are planning to spend their open days ill pursuit of the small animals.
 Tabs Whist Party
 The members of the Tabs and their friends will hold a whist party in the Kensington Tab hall tonight This is weekly affair. Prizes will be awarded to the winners and the usual gift 10 the poorest player will be awarded.
 Week Services The members of the Berlin Con- gregational church will attend the union mid-wce services i'll the chapel of the First Church, New Britain, on Thursday evening. This union consists of the Center, South and Stanley Memorial churches ot New Britain and the Berlin Congre- gational church. It will be the first of four such gatherings 10 be ad- dressed by Professor Julius s. BixleI of Smith college. The topic for dis cussion will be "Hindulism, the All Inclusive Religion
 The local church is joining its neighbors in these services as it pre- scents an opportunity to accomplish work that could not be done alone Those who desire to go should hand in their names to Rev. Samuel A 1 IFisko. He will make every effort tC provide automobile transportation.
 Italian Services Tonight The Italian people of St. Paul's i church will unite tonight with the Italian people of St. Josephs church in New Britain and services will b, , held in St. Mary's cemetery for the departed souls. The services will be under the direction of the two 1 Italian missionaries, Fathers Fcrrar i and Bregnola, who are conducting l missions in both churches. These 1 rites will be held at 6:3e p. m.
 Town Court Session
 The town court was in session las night with Judge George G. Gris wold on the bench.
 Joseph Faletti, charged witt drunkenness and breach of peace was sentenced to 15 days in jail fo the first charge and 45 days for tn, second charge. He appealed tn, case.
 i He was arrested late Saturda, night by Constable kanupka at hi home where he was causing dis turbance. He has appeared befor' the court on many other occasions
 The case against B. Thompson. F Lindburgh, J. Newbauser and |, Christensen. charging breach o peace. was continued until nex week. Thompson was also charged with carrying concealed weapons Thompson resides at Meriden, New other two are local men. They wer represented by Attorney Cyril Calf ney. Judgment was reserved unti the next session of the court. They were arrested about thre weeks ago at the home of Lind burgh.
 East Berlin Items
 The Community club meeting wi be held this evening at s o'clock q Community hall The award of tn silver cup to the towns winnin baseball team will be made by Bo ton- -Kasica post. American LegioI to the East Berlin nine. An enter