New Britain herald., 1928-06-01

members of these two choirs are asked 10 be present.
 Warren w. Marshall
 The funeral Of Warren W. Marshall. age 6a, of New Britain, and resident of Berlin for many years. who died at the New Britain General hospital Wednesday, vas held from his home at $50 Stanley street this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rev. William Ross of the First Bap- tist church officiated. Burial was in the Fairview cemetery
 Prepare For Sunday
 Following its disastrous series with the Manchester communities on Memorial Day. the Kensington base ball team in pointing to its game with the New Britain Falcons Sum- day. The New Britain team has one of the strongest hitting clubs in the Connecticut state league and will be dangerous team to beat. kensington managed to nose out the Falcons in their meeting a month ago by an eighth inning ral- ly. the final score being 10 to 3.
 Tho Falcons are leading the league in hitting and will be out to even up the series with the locals. They will probably send Bruno" kania 10 the mound in an effort to take the locals into camp kania pitched a superb game against the Meriden Endees Wednesday. allow ing only six hits. Not & man reach ed second base until the eighth in- ming. Eddie" Hackbarth, former Eastern league receiver, will be with the New Britain club He is a dangerous sticker at all times.
 kensington will probably send Berg to the mound against the Fall cons. The local pitcher has pitched four successive wins over the New Britain club in the last two years and is confident that he can stop them again. Huband will be on the receiving end.
 Social Notes
 Postmaster and Mrs. A X. Bar rett of Berlin are spending few days at their summer home at Say brook beach.
 H. H. Raymond and family of Hudson street have returned home after weeks visit with friends.
 East Berlin Items
 Next Monday evening the ladies of Sacred Heart church will hold q social and whist in the church social rooms at s o'clock. The whists will be discontinued after few more weeks of play.
 The library will he open fhis eve ming for the exchange of books.
 The Methodist church choir will hold a rehearsal of Childrens Day music in the church this evening at 7:30 o'clock and not 8 o'clock as announced
 The whist party held last evening at the home of Mrs. William Noble for the benefit of the Kelsey ccme- tery association was well attended. there being about I2 tables of play. Both bridge and regular whist were played. The bridge whist winners were as follows: Ladies' first. Mrs. R. o. Clark; second Miss Lorraine Baldwin: third. Miss Virginia Walsh. The men winners at bridge list were: First, Lester Deming: second, Gerald Footit. The winners at reg ular whist were as follows: Ladies' first. Mrs. W. II. Payne; second. Mrs. F. V. Reed; third. Miss Mary Frank. A setback game between East Ber- lin representatives and West Crom- well went to the latter aggregation by 6 to score. R. o. Clark head ed the East Berlin team and James Dutton the West Cromwell group. The next whist will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Griswoid.
 Gaylord Read is spending the weekend as the guest of his grand mother in West Cromwell.
 The Modern Woodmen will meet next Monday evening at o'clock 1t Athletic hall.
 The annual graduation exercises 1f the Yale Divinity school will be held Tuesday. June 12. Rev. A. l.. pui sT"tH' Pds'"T ot iHe MetHOo1St church will graduate at this time.
 Miss Frances Dutton has returned from visit 10 the shore with friends.
 Several West Cromwell homes have finally obtained gas after reaf- Iy a years delay. The high pres sure line which runs through East Berlin and West Cromwell has been