New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-14

tween the All-kensington nine and
the New Britain Rangers which will
be played Sunday afternoon 1t the
Percival avenue grounds at )
o'clock. This will be the deciding
game OF the city elimination series
between the two mines, the Rangers
winning the first game s TO and
the locals coping the verdict in the
second battle. ~ to 5.
This evening the management of
the All-kensington team will con-
fer with the manager Of the New
Britain Falcons in regard to SER
les to decide the city championship.
This matter has been hanging in
the fire for long time and it is
hoped that an agreement can be
reached at the conference this eve
ming.
Sundays game is expected to
draw one OF the largest crowds OF
the season as defeat for the KEN
sington crew would be a serious set
back in its fight for the city title.
Final Meeting Last Evening
A meeting of the board of finance
and the selectmen was held last
evening at the office of the town
clerk. This was their final meeting
before the public meeting that will
be held Monday evening at the town
hall. At Mondays gathering a re-
port of the expenditures of the town
for the past year together with the
proposed budget for the coming
year will be read.
Attends COns cntion
Mrs. L. J. Lardner of kensington
represented the democratic party OF
Berlin at the convention held in
Plainville yesterday by the fifth
senatorial district for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for state
senator.
People Reminded Again
All persons who handed their
names in to the registrars Of vot-
ers as DESTROYS of being made >ot-
ers are reminded again that the
board OF selectmen and the town
clerk will be in session in the town
hall tomorrow from 3 o'clock to
p. m. for the purpose of admitting
to the electors vote all those who
are found eligible.
Over 400 new voters are expect
ed to be sworn in by tomorrow
night.
Nnf.,S
At a meeting Of the Worthington
Ecclesiastical society which is
scheduled to be held in the Berlin
Congregational church parlors this
week, bids will be received from
various contractors for installing Il
heating plant in the ladies room OF
the church. The committee in
charge consists of Frank l.. Wilcox,
William Scott and E. 0. Shjerden.
To Play Tomorrow
The Triangles baseball team OF
kensington will travel to Waterbury
tomorrow to meet the strong Pros
pect Church team. "'hc locals have
cleaned up everything in sight so
far but the management expects
that the Waterbury aggregation will
prove a tough nut to crack.
All players are asked to be pres
ent in front of the kansington post
office at 1880 o'clock Saturday.
East Berlin Items
Relative to the various activities
of the Community club for the en-
suing few months the following com
mittees have been appointed: Boys
club work, Oscar Benson. George
F.. Dalbey, Harold r. Clark and
Carl Lund; girls club work. Mrs
Oscar Benson. Mrs. G. Dalbey and
Mrs. Mary Dalbey: membership
campaign, Max Sugenhime. Georg.
Pollard, Royal Morse. Mrs. A. l.
Burgreen, Mrs. Frank Cooley ant
Mrs. Archer Walsh: entertainment
and play. Gerald Footit. Harold X
Clark. George f. Dalbey. James
Mcpherson. Max Sugcnhime and
Walter H. Payne. The first meeting
of the membership committee will
be held Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. A. l.. Burgreen. The WORT
of the boys and girls clubs will b.
directed by the committees men.
toned. The clubs will shortly com.
mencc their fall activities.
Robert Clark was rendered ;
surprise party at his home last eve.
ming by group Of his boy and cir
friends, the event being q send-o