New Britain herald., 1927-12-02

the COW was coaNcd to get off the road.
 FOrcstcrS Meeting
 The Forcsters held a meeting last evening in the American Legion hall. A business session was held and it was decided 10 post pone the election of officers until December 15.
 Vault Repaired
 The vault in the office of Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff has been repaired The door that vas damag- cd by the burglars was strengthened and new handles and combinations installed.
 Attend Play
 Local school children attended a play in the Central Junior High school auditorium this afternoon called "Daddy Long Legs The play is given under tho auspices of inc New Britain Chautauqna association.
 Birthday Party
 Rose Sisti, age four ycars will have birthday party this evening at her home on the New Britain road About 20 guests will be pres cnt to greet Rose. Refreshments will b" served.
 COnlin Wins
 The first game of the setback tour nament between the team explained by John conlin and Jack Giana's squad resulted in close victory for the Conlin forces by 96 10 22 score. The, winning team had the following lineup: John Conlin, Will liam McFGec. Thomas Killarney, George Hultquist, Son Holmquist, Charles Holmquist and Percy War ren. The Giana forces were; Jack Giana. k. Belmont, w. w.. Pagan. r. Giana, William Brown, Charles Eonketty and r. Pierpont. The los ing team claims that lack of prac- ticc held them down in their play ing in the match and they. ar" out to even it up in the second game of the series.
 No Football Game
 The foothnll situation seems to have come 10 standstill during the N''h ] ilN lI'l' Stt''' VI 'l' '' 't' between the Berlin Construction eleven and the East Berlin Partners was scheduled 10 be played last week but the game was put over to this week. The interest has cvi- dcntly died down as no arrange monts have been completed for the nlayoff this week.
 Church Can,usseS
 Both thc krnsington CongrCea tional and Berlin Congregational churches will conduct canvass this Sunday to raise funds for the 1928 fore. inc sum 10 be raised hy the krnsington Congregational church is S2,S4i.
 The committed of church and so- ciuy in the Berlin Congregational announced the budget for 1928 thiS morning and all members will re- ccivc letters informing them of the CANVASS The funds collected will be used to support the church and It's bency yolcnt activities. The committee III tntISt' tollSiNlH ''s i+' VI ''N '-N E. 0. Shicrdcn. William Scott, Fred Troup, George Dodd and Albert North.
 It has been announced that pay mcntS on pledges in 1927 were made so systematically that all obligations for l927 will be met and the new year will he started with clean slate. The budget for 1928 IS as iol- ! lows: Pastor and supplies. $",o''; music and equipment. $l,023; Janl- tor, $3Go; lights, $7o; fuel. $500; communion table. $25; insurance" s200; printing and postage. S'"; re- pairs. S450: annuity fund. S'O; gen I cIal conference, $50: incidenlaia, s'- and benevolences, $l,2oO.
 It is planned to visit every family l in the Berlin Congregational chu:ci on Sunday F. l.. Wilcox will speak on the 1928 budget at the regular ! morning service Sunday morning. Al l2 o'clock the canvassers will enIoA q short dinner and then start theil work.
 The kensington Congregations canvass will also start Sunday anf will continue for the entire week. II is hoped that the canvass will h' completed before the following sun day, December II, when the 2lotl anniversary of the founding or th' ! Kensington Congregational churcf l will be celebrated. Tho parish has been divided into districts and eaci canvasser will have charge of ccr