New Britain herald., 1928-06-13

benefit of the Visiting Nurse fund. There will be a performance in the l afternoon at o'clock for the chl- be repeated in the evening at 7:3O O clock for the adults. Many of the children in the school are taking part in the play There will be many songs and dances. The price of admission is very reason- able and it is hoped that there will be a large attendance. To Give Prize Miss Mary Griswold. superlntend- ent of the schools, has been notified by the League of Women Voters that they will contribute SlO gold piece tc be awarded to the pupil in the graduating class having the highest scholastic marks. This will be de- cided by the teachers The league will continue to follow this custom Of awarding a prize as long as the league is in existence.
 Play Tomorrow Evening The American Paper Goods nine will clash with the strong Stanley Works team in an Industrial league battle tomorrow evening at Walnut Hill park on diamond number one at 530 o'clock. The New Britain team has yet to be beaten this year and the locals are hopeful of increasing the standing in the league by defeat ing the workers. Last week the locals handed Fafnirs it's first defeat of the season and are confident that they will duplicate the feat tomor- TOW. Joe' Mccormick and Sulick vii be the battery for tho Paper Goods nine.
 Invited to Services
 Over 1,o5O Englishmen on a pill grimage to this country landed at Boston Monday. The three original churches of the Connecticut colony. the First church of Windsor. the First church of Hartford and the First church of Wethersfield will sponsor q special service in the Wethersfield church tomorrow eve ming at s o'clock in honor of the visitors. The visitors are all Con- gregationalists. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske of the Berlin Congregational church has received an invitation to send a delegation to the services.
 Items Of Interest
 Peter F'alchetti entered the New Britain General hospital yesterday where he will undergo an operation on his foot. Mir. Falchetti has had his foot in cast for over a year.
 The teachers Of the Berlin schools will hold banquet next Tuesday in Meriden. The committee in charge of the affair is made up of former and present members of the teach- ing staff
 Chairman of Committee
 Willis Ronketty of kensington has played an important part in the so- cial life at the New Britain high school since his entrance to that school three years ago. Shortly after he enrolled at the high school he was admitted to the Delta XI fra ternity and has appeared on all the fraternity's dance committees. A short time ago Mir. Ronketty took part in the Senior club minstrel show.
 He is chairman of the banquet committee and will be toa st master at the banquet to be held on Mon- day. June IS. He will graduate from the high school with the June class on Friday. June 29.
 Last Berlin Items
 Next Monday evening the Thes- plans of the Sacred Heart church will hold play in Athletic hall en- titled, Johnny Take a Look" The play is a comedy and has for its characters nearly all local people. The program will commence at S:16 o'clock. Dancing will conclude the program.
 The Community club program this evening will consist of several en- tertainment numbers. The committee have been working for the past week in selecting their program. Dancing will be enjoyed at the end of the program. Refreshments will be serv- ed.
 Rev. and Mrs A. l.. Burgreen and son Charles accompanied by Victor Belden attended the Methodist con- ference of the Connecticut district held yesterday at North Canton These conferences are held twice | year. The trip XaS madA by motor,