New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

The case of Mary Duckievicz ol Berlin. who was arrested Monda, by Constable Frank Brown on g theft charge, was continued by the court and was not heard last even. ing. Officials of the town are work. ing to secure papers for the re. moval of the girl to the Norwich State Hospital for the Insane. District Fire Meeting The annual meeting of the Kens. ington Fire districh will be held al the Legion hall in kensington to. morrow evening at 8 o'clock according to an announcement made by James B. Ellsworth. chairman of the district committee.
 The following details will bt taken up: election of officers. cleo. ton of one committee member fol term of three years, report of the officers for the past year. report of committee, fixing of the com. pensation of the officers and com. mittee and the laying of the annual tax upon the grand list oi the district.
 The present committee of James B. Ellsworth, chairman. Edward Mccormick and Louis Bradbury MT. Bradbury is also clerk. Tenth Wedding Anniversary Mir. and Mrs. John Cashman were pleasantly surprised at their home last evening by number of friends in recognition of the 10th anniver. sary of their wedding. Five tables of bridge were played and the prizes were awarded to Miss Connolly oi New Britain. Mrs. Butler Roche George Greene and J. J. Cashman of Berlin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cashman were presented with an electric percola- tor.
 Mid-Wcck Services Tomorrow Mid-week services will be con. ducted tomorrow evening at the kensington Methodist church al 7:3O o'clock. Rev. A. l.. Adkins pastor, will officiate. He will preach on the subject "Vacation-Bane or [ Blessing." There will be special music by Mrs. Harry Burnham and daughter.
 Picnic In July Arrangements are being made by the -kasica post, American Legion, and the auxiliary for the annual picnic. It is planned to hold the affair at Rockwell park in Bris- tol on Saturday. July 21. In case of rain the picnic will be held on the following day.
 Lawn Party This Evening The Queen Esther circle will give lawn party at the kensington Methodist church this evening. The public is cordially inivted.
 Paper Goods Wins
 A hard slugging match featured the game last evening at Walnut Hill park between the American Pa per Goods team and the Stanley Rule nine in the Industrial league. the locals emerging on top by a 1o to ]? score. Both pitchers were hit hard and the lead changed from one hand to another all during the bat tie. At times the Kensington team played good ball but made errors of omission in the pinchces. With the score tied at 9-all in the last half of the ninth. the Rulers went to pieces. Two errors and a hit gave the To- calls the necessary run. The work of Sullick featured Kensington's playing.
 On next Sunday the All-Kensing- ton team will clash with the Meri- den Endees in a Connecticut State league game at the Percival avenue grounds at 3 o'clock. The teams had met twice this season with the Sil- yer City crew winning both games.
 Food Sale Saturday
 A food sale will be held at the American Legion hall Saturday aft ernoon of this week from 2 to o'clock under the auspices of the Kensington Congregational church school. A large assortment of home cooked food will be on hand.
 Application for License
 An application for a marriage license has been made at the office of the town clerk by Arthur Rag nor Benson. son of Mir. and Mrs. Sven Benson of East Berlin. and Doris Augusta Honiss. daughter of Mrs. Cora Honiss of Hudson street. Berlin. Mir. Benson is engaged as .