New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

ably with the introduction of a To. cal department.
 A special meeting If called should probable that the local post will is. sue the call within the near future Town officials when approached or the matter seem reticent towards giving their own views.
 Legion Ball Successful
 About POO Legionnaires anG townspeople gathered last evening a, Grange hall. Pennington avenue, tt attend the first annual ball of Bol. ton -Kasica post.
 An elaborate program Of enter. tainment had been provided by tn. committee in charge, headed by Ar. thur Recor of kensington. Norman Bigelow was floor master with Dr Thomas C. Hodgson In charge of the elimination dance, the feature Of the evening. Mrs. Matthew Griswold presided over the card tables which were we'll filled with whist and bridge enthusiasts.
 The entertainment was given ir cabaret style with intermittent danc- ing. Refreshments were served. The local post plans to make the ball AT annual event. encouraged by the re- ception of its first venture.
 Whist Tonight
 Miss Joanna Murray will be host ess at a whist party to be given this evening at the Murray hom estead. The public is invited. Proceeds from the event will so towards the St. Pauls playground fund which is being raised to provide playground spacc for the children of the Ken sington parish. Prizes are offered for high scores at this evenings s party. This will be the first public event to take place in the Murray homestead in kensington.
 Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting of Berlin Grange o4. will be held this evening at o'clock at the organizations hall on Pennington avenue. The feature of the evening will be a con- cert by the Everyman's Bible class orchestra of New Britain. This band has broadcast several times from Station WBZ and Is well known to radio enthusiasts. A large attend ance is anticipated at the evenings s gathering.
 Athletic Club
 . The Kenslngton Athletic club will hold it's regular weekly meeting to- morrow evening at s o'clock at Tabs hall, kensington. Reports from the first practice which. although ham, pered slightly from the brief rain which occurred Sunday. showed up much talent among the rockies Of the local aggregation. have encour- aged the officials Of the club who lock forward to a. record breaking season on the diamond this year. Every member Is asked to attend the meetingas important business will be discussed.
 What They're Doing
 Miss Elizabeth Wilcox of Worth inston ridge has returned from an visit with friends in North Carolina.
 The Lo-Hi Girls club will hold a dance at Grange hall on Wednesday evening. May 1. This dance was planned to take place in April. but was postponed until after the Legion ball. The Swanee club orchestra will render music.
 The condition of Irving Suprenant of Kensington. who is q patient at the New Britain General hospital as a result of injuries sustained when he was struck by a car on the turn pike. is reported as being slightly im- proved.
 Play Progresses
 The play to be given by the four leading organizations of Kensington the American Legion. the Ladies' Auxiliary. the kensingt on League of Wo:nen Voters and the Athletic club. is being into shape by the commit tees in charge of the event. Each club will give a part of the program and the entertainment will Include singing and dancing by local talent and short sketches by members of the four groups. Proceeds of the event, which will be given early in May. will go to the Boys club treas- ury for equipment expenditures.
 Court Tonight
 Judge George c. Griswold will face long docket at this evening .