New Britain herald., 1928-07-11

will be conducted tomorrow evening at the kensington Methodist church at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. L. E. Adkins. pastor. will officiate and will deliver the sermon.
 Play Torrington Sunday
 The All-KensinEton baseball team will clash with the Torrington nine in a Connecticut State league game Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Percival avenue grounds. On &C., count of numerous postponements and rain the previous games sched- uled between these two teams were called off and this Sundays game will be the first meeting between the two aggregation.
 TorrinEton has always been known for its baseball teams and should furnish the locals with plenty of op- position. Kensington has been play ing top notch ball for the last two Sundays and is confident of adding Torrington to its list of victims.
 The game scheduled between Kensington and Bristol for this evening has been called off by mu- tual agreement between the two managers. Kensington is not able to gather it's full strength during the week and the Bristol manager did not wish to play pickup lineup.
 Daughter Born Today
 A daughter was born this morn ing at the New Britain General hos pital to MT and Mrs. Henry Fuller of Christian Lane.
 Briefs
 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lund of Der lidale avenue have returned home after weeks visit to Washington D. C.
 Ralph Garter. John Meaghley Harvey Woodruff and Eliot and Wesley Gwatkin are expected to arrive home today from the Y. NJ c. A. camp.
 Mir and Mrs NJ Rhodes has left town for weeks vacation. It is reported that the Old Tim ers' proved too fast for the Ken sington Triangles last evening in a practice game. Evidently the young sters took compassion on their elders.
 Rain Causes Postponement
 Rain called the game scheduled for last evening at Walnut Hill park between the American Paper Goods nine and the Landers team in the New Britain Industrial League to be called off. Both teams were on the field and ready to play when the heavens opened.
 The next game scheduled for the locals is on July 19 when they will clash with the Eusswin team. This should prove to be a good match.
 East Berlin Items
 The church army mission of the Episcopal church opened a four day mission at St. Gabriels Episcopal church last evening, the mission be- ing conducted by a group of five young churchmen from Liverpool, England, The services are open to the public and will be held each evening until Friday evening. A special service for children will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock. At { o'clock a service will be held in the grove. The evening mission will be held in the church at s o'clock. and special music will be rendered. The mission IS under the supervision of Rev Samuel Cutcliffe, rector of St. Marks Episcopal church of New Britain. The members of the church army mission are all young English men who have done missionary work extensively in England. Very little of this type of church work has been done in this country.
 The Community club meeting this evening will be the final one before the Community outing to be held on Saturday at R. o. Clark's cottage at Hotchkiss Grove in Branford. John P. Lewis. chairman of the transpor- tation committee. will be present this evening to receive the names of of all those desiring transportation Saturday The outing is not only for members of the Community club but for any others outside of the organ ization. It is hoped to have nearly 800 attend this year. Transporta- ton will be provided for all. The transportation committee is in a re- captive mood to receive all cars available for the outing Saturday. touis SchwErtx, general chairman of