New Britain herald., 1928-09-24
BERLIN NEWS
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fore the Berlin town court Tuesday. First Meeting
 The first meeting of the Wednes- day Night club will be held aa the home of Mrs. Francis Whearty Of Pennington avenue on the first Wednesday evening in October All members are asked to note the opening date.
 Annual Town Meeting The annual election of town off, cers will be held next Monday. The polls will be open from 6 a. m. to D. m. The voting place in the first district will be in the town hall, ! the American Legion hall in K'n. sington will be the scene of the vot- ing in the second district and the Community hall in East Berlin will take care of the voters in the third | district.
 The annual business meeting will be held at o'clock the same day to hear and act upon the reports of the town officers and to make a specific appropriation for the sup port of the town schools. Other matters such as laying a tax etc., will come mp before the meeting. Helped Saturday 1 Troop 6s of kensington. Boy Scouts. helped at Walnut Hill park Saturday in the dedication of tho war memorial. Troop { of Berlin and the Girl Scouts also lent their aid at the park. The boys helped in many various ways and their will lingness brought favorable com ment from the city officials.
 The work of Scoutmaster Adolph Schultz of KensinSton was especially commented upon.
 Panthers Rattle to . Tie
 In their first game of the season the All Berlin Partners battled the Middletown Tufts to z to tie yesterday afternoon on the Noise less field in MiddIetown. Mayor F k. Bielefield was the guest of honor at the field and kicked off the ball to the Panthers. The Tufts defeated the Panthers last year 36 to and up until the last two minutes oi play it appeared that the locali would avenge their defeat of lasI season. leading by to 0 score An intercepted pass gave Tuft: their score in the last minute Oi play. The Panthers are much i'm proved team over last years aggre' gation possessing much stronger line and q fast backtield.
 For the Partners. Eddie Giana and Ernie Bourgeois starred in the backfield and Capt. Hi" Prudhor and Nicola Tn the line. Nicola in ths second quarter grabbed the ball or a blocked kick and ran 70 yard, for . touchdown. The Panthers out. played the Tufts in all departments of the game, gaining twice as mucl yardage as their opponents. Mex Sunday the Ranthers will meet tn, East Rocks of New Haven in New Haven. Two full teams will so |, New Haven.
 East Berlin lten,s
 A whist and social will be helG this evening at Sacred Heart church at s o'clock. the ladies of the parish to act as hostcsses. It is expected that the whists will be continued every MoMnday evening hereafter Refreshments will be served. Mrs. John Frank attended the Catholic Daughters convention al the Burritt hotel in New Britain yesterday as delegate Of the Cromwell Grand Court of St. Ce. ella.
 Miss Peggy McInerney entertain ed number Of friends at . birth day party Saturday afternoon.
 The Wesieyans will meet thi. evening in the Methodist church 50 cial rooms for a business meeting Final arrangements for the birth day social for tomorrow evening will be made at this time.
 The Parent Teacher association will meet Thursday evening at o'clock at the Hubbard school. Al parent> and friends are invited tt attend.
 Considerable dissatisfaction ha, been aroused over the further cur tailment of railroad schedules oi the nARtiu hronrh HcvArnl M1nnf h