New Britain herald., 1927-11-21

"A''ihoOu rom the home Of Eric Waldo, 1 Pennington avenue. Rev charles $. Wyckon. pastor Of the congregational church, will otficiate and burial will be in West ceme- tery.
 Cong. Mems Meeting
 There will be % Congregational churches Of this vicinity represented a' q Congregational mems dinner to be held at the Plainville High school on -Nohday evening, December g. when Governor John II. Trumbuil will preside. The purpose of the gathering Is 10 promote fellowship among men in this section of Con- nectcut and to give an intimate portraya. Of the task Of the Congre- gatlonab branch Of the church. The speakers will be Rev. Frank C. I-auhack. Ph. D., recently returned from the Philippines; Dr. Willis II. but'ler O. Hartford, and the Rev William $. Beard. Ralph M. Lowry Will be pianist and Bernard l.. Mul- fins song leader.
 The Congregational churches to be represented are the First. South, and S'anloy Memorial Of New Brit ain: the First and Swedish of Plain Niil', Berlin, pIantsville, Southing- ton, Pennington, Unlonlillc, Sims bury, T"rryyillc. Collinsville; Swe- dish or Bristol. kensington, Avon, OFanhy North Granby, Burlington. Swedish 0. tollinsvillo, Swedish Of GHnhy East Hartland, West Hart land and West Avon.
 The invitation committee consists or Governor Trumhull, Major Frank l.. Wilcox, Clarence F. Bennett, Wal ter II. Hart, Charles T. Treadwav, Herbert Knox smith, James l.. LoomiS, Elijah Rogers, Alexander T. Pattison, Ernest II. Woodford and George F.. Clark,
 The guests will assemble at 6 o'clock and supper will be served promptly at G:&0 o'clock.
 south Ends Beaten
 The South Ends continued their losing streak yesterday at the high school field when they dropped q l3-o decision 10 the New Britain Pawnccs in a game marred by the constant gathering Of the fans on the playing field. The south Ends fought stubhorniy iu the first quar- ter, but in the second Spitko and Quarti moved the ball near the goal and the former took it over. In the last period q new rawnce team was sent in and a pass from Ostertag 10 l.inderen brought about second score. ostcrtag kicking the goal tol- lowing.
 Married 25 Years
 MT. and Mrs. William II. kensel or l9 East Broad street quietly ob- served the 25th anniversary Of their saturday. Mrs. Kcnscl. who was q native of Southington, and Mr. kensel. q Hartford man, were married by the Rev. Nlr. Greene of the South Congregational 'hurch in Middletown. and unusual attached to the wedding since il was q double wedding, Mr. kensers brother being married at he same time.
 Mr. and Mrs. Konsel moved from New Britain about two years ago. They have two children, Miss Wini- fred and William. Jr.
 Post Onicc Hours
 The Plainvillo post office will ob- 'cryc the following hours on Thurs lay, Thanksgiving day: Stamp, reg stration and parcel post windows will be open from 10 Il a. m. There will be no city or rural de- livery. All mails will be dispatched IS usual. Patrons wishing 10 call for their nail are requested 10 notify the ffice no later than I o'clock We'd l cSIay evening.
 Blues Smcarcd The Plainvillo Blues received q ! 30 setback from the powerful All 1 Burnside football team in Burnside | eStcrday afternoon, but it was a 1 ripplcd team which took the beat lg. The vaunted new man. Sugar" Iugrct, telephoned Saturday night |, hat he could not play and then Min i lla did not appear for the game, so 'lainville was forced to use two i ncmon in the hacktield and q pair : f guards on the ends. The make hift combination did the best that i ould be expected Of it.
 The Blues will hold an important i lceting at 7:30 o'clock this evening | { the Recreation bowling alleys.
 Bremen Defeated ! The tlrcmcn's bowling team lost { s first match of the season when | nc Blues defeated 1t at Hart's al -ys by a margin of two games 10 | ne and by 13S pins. Berube. War CT. and Bugbee did creditable work. he tircmeu will meet the Buckan- CTS, composed of Shuttle Meadow trm workers. Friday. The scores:
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