New Britain herald., 1928-05-28
Speakers will give addresses in all

Speakers will give addresses in all the schools tomorrow where appro- priate exercises will be held.
 Gas Station Robbed
 Burglars entered the Yankee filling station on the New Britain road Saturday evening and secured several dollars worth of cigarettes, cigars, tobacco and ice cream. The station is owned by Carl Brancher and William Doherty. They discov- cred the break when they opened up the station Sunday morning.
 Constable Orville Nentres and State Officer Joseph Kamansky were called and they succeeded in secur- ing several clues. It is thought 10 be the work of local boys and an arrest is expected soon.
 Annual Dress Ball
 On Friday evening. June 1. tho Worthinston Community association will hold its sth annual fancy dress ball at the Grange hall on Farm inGton avenue. Major F. L. Wilcox will lead the grand march.
 This affair promises to eclipse any of the previous balls and no doubt will be a gala affair with its pirates. colonial danes. Mexicans, Spaniards gypsies. foreign soldiers and many other fancy dress person. ages. Tickets are being sold in ad- all nv,a1, of ciation and their friends as there will be no ticket sale at the door on the evening of the dance. Music will be furnished by Parker's Tuxedo or chostra.
 Condition Still Critical
 Officials at the New Britain Gen. eral hospital stated this morning that Margaret Carnali, infant Ken sington child. had passed a fair night but her condition was still critical. The child was scalded Sat urday morning when she fell into a tub Of hot water at her home. She was badly burned about the upper part of her body. She is 19 months old.
 Sail For Egypt
 Rev. and Mrs. Carleton Hazen. formerly Of this town. sailed from New York on Friday for Alexandria. Egypt. where they expect to meet their son. Allen T. Hazen. They will remain in Egypt for short time and from there they will travel to Tar SIS. Turkey, at which place Allen Hazen has position as instructor Tn the American college.
 Birthday Party
 A birthday surprise party was given in honor of Lena Wrobleski of Lower Lane at her home Saturday evening. About c5 guests were present and bestowed many useful gifts upon Miss Wrobleslii. Games were played and refreshments served. An enjoyable evening was spent by all present.
 Drum Corps Meeting
 All members of the St. Paul fife and drum corps of Kensington ere asked to report at the Tabs hall in kensington on Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock to prepare for the Memorial Day parade.
 Games Postponed Again
 Rain again played havoc with the kensington baseball team plans and the games scheduled for Saturday and Sunday with the Torrington and Taftville aggregations were called off. This is the fourth straight game that has been postponed by the locals and the third game in the Connecticut State league that has been washed away.
 The locals will make another at tempt to beat old man rain on Me-. 'norial day when they clash with the Communities in a double header. This will be an important series as the Manchester team is leading the league at the present time and has yet to be beaten this year. Kensington is holding down second place and this series will give them 9 chance 10 ride into the lead Manchester will have "Tom- my" Sipples and Fuss" Fisher on the mound. Eere. Carroll and PoIi- ifs will throw them for the locals. The morning game will he played in and the afternoon game in Manchester. Th" game here will start at 1h:4s o'clock 90 that the people will have plenty Of tim. 10 attend the Memorial day celebration.