New Britain herald., 1928-01-05

about Hartford. Tn answer to ques.
 tions from MT. Corbin of the Hart
 ford chamber of commerce one of
 the agents who was found soliciting
 is reported to have said that he re-
 ceived $26 week from Captain
 Jewell for his work. The agent pleaded ignorance when asked what the money was used for or how
 many children or young girls were housed at the home in Berlin. Joint Legion Meeting There will be . joint meeting of the Legion and tho auxiliary at the Legion hall tomorrow evening at o'clock. Past Commander Arthur
 Petts of Eddy Glover post in New
 Britain will be present and will give
 an address on Organization and
 Unit Welfare Work" A social will follow the meeting and will be fea- tured by songs which will be sung by Miss Helen Hiltpold.
 Dance Postponed The Berlin Grange dance has been postponed from tonight to Saturday
 evening.
 Rowing League The Kensington bowling league will roll off their weekly games to-
 morrow evening at the Rogers bowl , ing alleys in New Britain. There will be an important meet ing of the captains of the teams this
 evening in Tabs hall. All captains , are expected to be present. Boys Club LoSes The Kensington Boys club los, its fourth straight game in the Hart. ford County "" league last evening when 1t was defeated by the South church five of New Britain, S1 to IT. The locals showed great improve. ment over the games played earlier in the season and were dangerous
 at all times. The score at half time vas 16 to [ In favor Of the South
 church five.
 Malone led the attack of the locala with three baskets and two fouls for
 a total of eight points. Greco and Chotkowski also played q strong
 game for the locals Bell and Morey
 were the high point mcnt for New Britain.
 Hold Meeting The c. G. c. club held its regular
 meeting last evening at the home of Miss Diana Foley of New Britain
 Plans and arrangements are being
 made for an entertainment to be held in the near future. Return to School Edward Brusick. son of Mir. and
 Mrs. Paul Brusick. has returned to , Bronxville. New York, where he will resume his studies at Concordia
 Prep. Institute after spending the holidays with his parents. EnteEtajns Friends Mrs Clifford Hamilton of School street entertained a number of girls at her home last evening at a whist party. Luncheon was served. The club is known as ''The Wednesday !, Evening Whist Club"
 Mid-Wcek Servites The mid-week services will be held at the Kensington Methodist church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The
 study of the life of Christ will be continued and the Neumann fund of- fering will be taken up. EntertainA at Home Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey entertained
 . number of friends tlis noon at dinner at her home on Worthington
 ridge.
 Street Opened The Main street construction work on the lower end of the street was completed yesterday and the street
 was opened for travel this morning. Wheels Broken A bakery truck owned by the
 Hoffman Bakery Co. of New Britain
 came to grief this morning as it
 tried to pass over . section of the
 road being repaired at Upson'a
 corner. The wheels on the front
 axle mapped. as they sank in the
 gravel stones being used in the work. East Berlin Items
 The annual election of officers of
 the Community club was held last
 evening at Community hall. All of-
 ficers were reelected. During the
 regime of President R. o. Clark the Community club has had most sue
 ccssful and prosperous career. The Community building has been TO-
 modelled into . meeting place with every convenience. The officers and the heads of committees for the en-