New Britain herald., 1928-05-19

L. E. Adkins. pastor. will lead the regular morning services at II o'clock. His subject will be. Cues. tions Evaded by Jesus" This will be preceded by talk to the Juniors on the following subject, "rhe Trou- ble Makers" A devotional service will be conducted by and for the Young People at p. m. Evening services will be held at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor will discuss the subject Waiting on God"
 kcnsington Congregational
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips. pastor will lead the regular morning serv. ices tomorrow morning at the Ken sington Congregational church al 1o:45 o'clock. Sunday school will meet at 12:10 o'clock under the di. rection of the superintendent. Chris. tian Endeavor exercises at o'clock
 Berlin Congregational
 Older Boys class at 10 o'clock Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor, will read the regular morning services at 10:45 o'clock. Sunday school will meet at 12 o'clock. led by the super intendent, E. o. Shjerden. The Young Peoples society will go to New Britain.
 Judgment Against Local Man
 Judge Thomas J. Malloy of the court of common pleas awarded the Atlantic Refining company $19S.11 against John Ellison of Berlin yes- terday afternoon. The suit was for a petroleum bill.
 New Uniforms Coming
 Announcement was made today by the St. Paul T. A. B. society that new uniforms for the fife and drum corps will arrive some time during the coming week. The uniforms will be made of blue whipcord with white stripes. The hats will be of General Pershing military style. The corps is planning a busy season dur ing the coming summer and expects to capture many prizes for best ap- pearance with their new uniforms.
 A meeting Of the corps will be held Monday evening at the Tabs hall at s o'clock. A rehearsal will follow the business meeting.
 Collects Taxes Today
 Charles E. Lewis, tax collector. vii be stationed at Coles store in East Berlin today from 1880 to z o'clock to receive payment of property taxes.
 Takes Part in Minstrel
 Willis Ronketty, a member of the June graduating class at the New Britain High school took part in the minstrel given last evening at the school by prominent bers of the Senior club and the alumnae.
 Signs New HurIcr
 Manager Eddie Moore of the Ken sington baseball team has signed up a new pitcher in the person of Jack Carroll. former star at Holy Cross, and at present a teacher at the Windsor Locks High school. to twirl for the locals. Carroll comes highly and will start in to- days game in Merden, providing that the weather man is kind. In case of rain he will probably start in the game tomorrow with the New Britain Falcons. Moore has also signed up "Slim" Politis. a veteran of the Kensington team and a former star on the Pirates of New Britain, to pitch. With these two men and Berg, the locals pitching worries seem to be over.
 Providing that the weather per- mits. all members of the Kensington team are asked to meet at the Tabs hall this afternoon at 1 o'clock where transportation to the game in Meriden will be provided. The locals are scheduled to meet the Meriden Endees at Hanover park at 3 o'clock.
 Tomorrow the locals will clash with their old rivals, the Falcons of New Britain. at the Percival avenue grounds in Kensington at o'clock. Both teams are anxious to take this game and a battle royal is expected. The kensington team defeated the Falcons last Sunday after a thrilling battle. the final score being 10 to 3. New Britain has strengthened it's Leam since last Sunday and is confi- lent of copping the verdict tomor- TOW.
 Bus service will be provided for he fans at Upson's corner starting It o'clock. The buses will run as often as there are people waiting