New Britain herald., 1928-05-31

held Dy members Of the community association for their friends before the dance. The judges of costumes will be Miss Elizabeth Wilcox, Dr. T. C. Hodgson and Bryan Atwater.
 Prizes will be awarded as follows to the judges selections: Best, sec- ond and third ladies' costumes; and best, second and third gentlemen's s costumes. The committee in charge of the dance is headed by F. S. Troup. general chairman. The rest of the committees are as follows: Tickets, R. D. Silsby: refreshments, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pratt. MT. and Mrs Lester Deming; hall and dec orations. James Thompson, Harry Gould and Charles Weldon.
 Tickets are still available and may be obtained from R. D. Silsby, Fred Cutie. William Scott. Robert Dem ing, Horace Raymond and Miss Grace Smith. There will be no tick ct sale at the door.
 Paper Goods Win
 An early inning attack by the American Paper Goods nine in it's game with the Russwin team in the New Britain Industrial league Tues day evening at Walnut Hill park, brought them q { to ? victory after a hard fought game. The locals were held to four hits by Massey and Blanchard but they came in the pinches with men on bases. Joe" Mccormick was on the mound for the local Industrial league entry and pitched sweet game, allowing but six bingles~
 "Jim" Mccormick played a good defensive game in the field and Kane led the locals batting attack with two solid smashes.
 Entertains at Bridge
 Miss Agnes Garrity entertained at three tables of bridge at her home Tuesday evening in honor Of Miss Ellen Roche. Prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Nemro and Miss Anne Eegan. Refreshments were served.
 Miss Roche received many beau- tiful gifts. She will become the bride of Alfred Marinni on June 5.
 Arrested for Non-Support
 A wife's persistence in running down an unfaithful husband was disclosed in the arrest last evening of Max Solomon of Brooklyn. \. r.. by Constable Frank Brown. on the charge of non-support. About o'clock in the afternoon Mrs. Solo, mon called at the New Britain po- lice station and notified Sergeant Michael J. Flynn that her husband had left her and their two children on May 19. taking Mrs. Nancy Sachs of 420 Stratford road Brooklyn. N. Y.. and her six year old daughter.
 Mrs. Solomon set out to locate them and after a discouraging starr, she was cheered last week by re- ceipt of | letter from the manager of the Majestic theater in Hartford, enclosing a billfold which had been found In the theater.
 Tn the billfold was telegram ad- dressed to Solomon in reply 10 h's inquiry to a booking agency TOT ln- formation as to the location or carnival in Connecticut. A carnival company playing in Kensinston vas mentioned in the telegram as havlns been in Hartford. and Mrs. solomon promptly made a trip to Hartford and told her troubles to Lieutenant Andrew J. Williams, who referred her to the New Britain police.
 Mrs. Solomon was carrying war rant for her husbands arrest and SerAeant Flynn turned her over 10 Constable Bown. who made the ar rest after hearing her story. Solo, mon conducted a candy booth at the carnival.
 Mrs Solomon was accompanied by Mrs. Sachs father. who took his daughter and granddaughter back to Brooklyn. Benjamin Robbins. broth- CT Of Mrs. Solomon. was also with her Solomon was lodged at the New Britain police station and will be turned over to New York offi- cer. having agreed to waive extradt- ton.
 Items of General Interest
 The next We'll Child conference In Kensington will be held in the T. A. B. hall on Friday afternoon. June [, from ? to { o'clock. according to an announcement made today by Mrs. A. E. Ingraham. director of child hygiene.
 The ladies of the Kensinston
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