New Britain herald., 1928-09-20

opeaing game of the series at N. Mary's Aeld in New Britain Sunday afternoon at ! o'clock. Both man. agers have put up bonds of $1OO as | token of good faith and have handed in their list of players.
 Both teams have completed | season pf unusual success, defeat ing many of the leading asgrega- tions in the state. The local nine rose to its greatest heights recent ly when it defeated the Taftviile nine which is composed of many players from last years state cham pions. the Riverview team. Coke Woodman. vetsfan fast ball pitcher of the Eastern league. who topped the rest of tho pitchers on the Hart ford team during the past season. will be on the mound for the Ken sinston crew. Al Huband will han. de his shoots.
 The Falcons will have Lefty an ex-Eastsrn leaguer. on the mound. He has won l2 out of II games while pitching for the New Britain nine. The veteran Mickey Noonan will be on the re- ceiving end.
 Slight Changes in Schedule
 Daylight saving time will bs con- cluded on Sunday. Sept, 90. whom time pieces will be set back one hour to conform with the universal schedule of eastern standard time. There will be but | few chansss in the schedule of the railroad. The new schedules will bs announced shortly.
 Mrs. Fred Retting of Providence, R. l.. is spending . few days here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Baldwin of Warrington ridge.
 Mid-week services will bs con- ducted this evening at the Kensing. ton M. E. church at 7:S0 o'clock.
 The Grange Sewing society held it's weekly meeting this afternoon at the Grange hall on Pennington ave- nue.
 East BcrI1n Items
 The largest attendance of the sea- son marked last nights meeting of the Community club, more than l50 being present. The football team re- presented bp Royal Holmes, mana ger, presented . proposition to the club concerning the insurance and financing of the organization. The club did not wish to assume the re- sp6nsibility but was willing to have the boys play under the Community club banner. The entertainment feat ure was the minstrel show. Then end men were Henry Prudhon and Will liam Walsh assisted by Henrietta Alice Mccorkie, Betty Pratt, Ida Hazen, Jennie Cote, Louis Cote, Edson Maine and Walter Kras- han. Tho solo and chorus work were good Refreshments were served. Dancing followed.
 Miss Alice Mccorkle of Provi- dencs. R. l.. is the guest of Mrs. Sadie MeCorkle of Penfieid avenue.
 The parade in New Britain Satur- Jay in connection with the dsdica- ion ceremonies will bs held at o'clock. The local fife and drum. corps in company with other organ zations in town will march. 4 re- eearsal will be held this evening. Every member of the corps is asked to report promptly at 7:so o'clock.
 Football practice this evening at 5:so o'clock. Every member Of the squad is asked to report. scrimmage will be the progfam.
 The Ladies' Al society of the Methodist church will hold . food sale tomorrow afternoon at , o'clock 1t Community banquet hall.
 The library will be open tomorrow lfternoon and evening for the ex- change of books.
 The Methodist church choir will hold . rehearsal tomorrow evening 1t 7:3O o'clock in the church. The Sunday school board will meet fol- owing the rehearsal.
 Edeon Maine of Middletown was a visitor in town yesterday. He is a 'ormer resident Of this place.