New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

ton Tabs was a member of the Western Connecticut league which proved to be q failure because only fields.
 IL is probable that the Athletic club will hold q meeting in the near future to consider the possibility of reorganizlnG Q team for the coming season. Baseball has always prov en to be popular ln this town.
 With Record Eoys in Hartford
 Appearing with the Record Bows at a Hartford theater is Lewis Co., bey, a. former resident of Berlin, who has won his way up the ladder of fame as q pianist. The Record Boys are popularly known through their entertainment from radio sta ton WIZ, New York. Lewis is the son of Lewis ]. Cohey, now 0, Poughkeepsie, \. Y. and q grand son of the late Patrick Cobey. who resided in Berlin for many years.
 Meeting of Motherhood Club
 There will be q meeting of the Motherhood club of the Berlin Con- sregational church tomorrow after. noon at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Relyea at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey will be unable 10 speak as originally planned but will do so at the next meeting in April. 4 social time will be enjoyed tomorro in- cta i nf aIJ-eSc
 Berlin Town Court
 There will probably be q session of the Berlin town court this eve ming at the Town hall. Judge George G. Griswold stated this morn- ing that he believes that there are a few arrests made by the state DO lice at the scales on the turnpike 10 be disposed Of.
 Interesting Items
 Miss Adelaide Washburn. who has been visiting Miss Pearl Young Of Lower Lane for the last few weeks, has returned 10 her home at Ware house Point.
 Miss Marjorie Moore Of kcnsng ton was expected 10 arrive home to- day from Clearwater, Florida. where she has been spending the winter months.
 Church Supper Friday
 The Woman's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church ex- poets a large attendance at tho church supper which they will serve on Friday evening at 6:so o'clock. An evening of enjoyment and good is promised all those who are present.
 Benefit Whist Party
 The ladies of St. faul's parish l will give a benefit whist and setback l party at Lloyd's hall on Easter Mon day evening.
 The prizes which will be awarded l Eh winners have already been do- mated. The card party IS being giv- en for the benefit of the organ fund l at S.. Paul's church. The public 1 is cordially invited 10 attend the party.
 Large Attendance At Play
 A large gathering was present af 1 Inc play given last evening at the Berlin Grange hall by the Congre- yational Young People Of Plainville under the auspices Of the Young | Peoples society of the Berlin Con- church. The title Of the i, play was His Cncle's Niece.'
 Those who took part in the play | were as follows: Raymond Schwah, ! Howard Stephenson, Charles Orsie. | Louis Pike. Roland Hale. Harry | Joserhson. Miss Viola Spencer. Miss Henrietta Castle. Miss Rachel Smith 1
 The work of Howard Stephenson. who played tie part Of "Francis ! l'clton. the cause Of all the trouble" brought great applause from the audience. ..
 Parish Hall Anniversary
 Ii was just g years ago this week | that the Catholics Of Kensirg'on | Ope,ed the s;.. Paul parish hall | their first step towards the foun1- l ing Of a permanent church. The | .all was dedicated on March F. 1908. by Bishop TIerney of Hartford At that time Rev. James P. Degan l aas pastor of St. Taul's parish. Bish- l op Tierncy and Rev. T. IT. Murray | 'f S' Thomas seminary addressed l ho large gathering. people being present from New Britain. Hartford 1 anl Meriden. The hall was valued | IL Se,ooo.