New Britain herald., 1927-11-01
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l AAANSO iNilitti ho lItl\ c OlllY StTNbL to make the Construction team more determined to wipe out any false ideas as to which team is the better of the two. Manager Les Warner has called for practice tonight and expects a large number of candi- l dates to report. There were 40 men at the last practice of the eleven and q team will be picked out of this group to represent the Con- structlon company in Sundays game He denies the statements of the ! East Berlin team and is confident of being returned the winner this Sun day.
 The East Berlin grounds have been agreed upon by both mana gers but the officials will be named later. It Is expected that neutral men from out-of-town will be chosen to off ciate,
 Athletic Club Meeting The Kensington Athletic club will hold it's weekly meeting tonight at St. Pauls T. A. B. hall. The meet HIS VIII SldTL dl Q CLOCK.
 New Equipment at Playground
 Rev. John C. Brennan of St. Paurs church has announced that the St. Paul playground will be fully equipped with all the latest amusements and devices for the benefit of the children, Swings, sand pits. slides and such devices will be installed as soon as possi bIe so that the children will have some place to amuse themselves Work has been started by workmen on the playground aud it is expected to have the place ready in q short time. This is the first move towards the establishment of a permanent playground for the children.
 To Elect Officers
 Changes in, several of the offices of the Berlin Grange are expected at the meeting which is to be held at the Grange hall this evening. In an effort 10 have a. large attendance present, letters have been sent to all the members urging them to be present.
 Annual reports and other matters incident to the annual meeting vii! not be given until later date, prob ably about the time when the newly elected officers are installed on the third Tuesday in January.
 The present officers of the Grange n (-anrya ~, Weldon, chaplain; Harold Skinner, steward; Gustave Lundquist, assist ant steward; Mrs. Ada Watkins. lady assistant steward Mrs. E. B. Adams, secretary; Myrtle Prior, Ceres: Mrs. Pomona; Mrs. Charles Goodell, Flora; and Mir. Shelton, gate keeper.
 Several of the present officers have signified their intention of not for office again.
 New Residence
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Hanford, who have resided on Pennington avenue for the last two years, have moved to their newly built home ill 
 Return Home
 Raymond T. Nolan and $. Carlas- anto, have returned home after spending a few days with friends in 
 Boy Scouts to Meet
 There will be a meeting of the Boy Scouts of the Berlin Congrega- tional church tonight at [ o'clock. All the boys are asked 10 be pres ent. The Girl Scouts met yester- day afternoon.
 kensington Boys Club
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, athletic director of the kensington Boys club, has made few important an- nouncements concerning the activi- lies of the club. There will be swim ming practice in the New Britain "" on Monday afternoons from Q 5 o'clock. If there are enough Of he working boys who desire to~get n the swimming classes. arrange ments will be made to have classes on Saturday afternoons. For in on the subject, see Paul Baker. The swimming classes will ,e in charge of r. Bone, a college graduates.
 There will be basketball practioS at the New Britain Boys club from to o'clock Wednesday night. Places are opened for all those who are not 19 years old before mid night, Nov. 1. This practice is in