New Britain herald., 1928-06-08

charge Of the banquet to be held by
the senior class of the n. b. II. S.
Monday evening in the school gym
nasium.
DIR. r, c. Hodgson has returned
home from Canada where he Vas
called on account Of the serious i'll
ness of his mother. She is rcportcd
as being greatly improved.
Janet. the eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James S. Thomson OF
Berldale avenue. kensington, is un-
dergoing treatment at the Melba
avenue hospital In Springfield.
a rehearsal of the Junior choir OF
the Berlin Congregational church
was held last evening. Songs for the
children's day observance were prac-
tced.
Ray" Greco appeared in the out.
field for the New Britain High base
ball team in Its game with st.
Thomas seminary in Hartford yes
terday afternoon. He failed to hit
and had three chances in the field,
making one error
The new highway in Meriden was
thrown open to traffic this morning
and the Connecticut buses will be
able to continue on their regular
time schedules after being late for
the last six weeks.
To Play Tomorrow
The kensington Triangles baseball
team will play the Andover nine
tomorrow afternoon in kensington
at the Recreation field at 3 p. m. in
a Hartford county ~" baseball
league game. The T'riangles are
made up Of players from the Ken
sington Congregational church. the
Kcnsington Boys club and the St.
Paul 7. A. B. society. julius Meyers
will probably pitch for the locals.
Large Crowd at Exhibit
A large attendance of local people
attended the exhibit held last eve
ming at the kensington Grammar
school of The work accomplished by
the children in the local schools dur
ing the past year The children en-
tertained those present by singing
several songs and music was play
ed by the school orchestra.
The exhibit included all kinds Of
school work. such as art. penman-
ship and arithmetic.
1t proved very interesting and was
highly praised by those who viewed
il. The art work brought special
comment. some clever paintings be-
ing In evidence. The art classes are
conducted under the director OF Miss
Ella Minor.
Meeting Tomorrow
There will be a meeting of the
Sunday school Of the Berlin Congre-
gational church tomorrow after
noon at : O'Clock to rehearse for
the "Cbildrcn's Day" observance. All
members arc urged to be present
without fail.
Paper Goods Win
Heavy smuggling brought the
American Paper Goods nine an easy
victory in the New Britain Industrial
baseball league last evening At
Walnut Hill park. the locals crush
ing Fafnirs under Is to score IN
seven innings. 1t was the second
straight win for Kensington and the
first defeat of the year for the New
Britain team.
The first inning found the Ken
sington team in a hitting mood. and
for rs minutes. hits bounded all over
the lot. When Fafnir finally retired
the locals with three outs. the Paper
Goods nine had pushed 10 runs
across the plate. For the rest OF
the game the locals were satisfied to
work along easy on their lead. Jim"
and Joe" Mccormick pitched for
Kensington and Sullick caught.
Warren led the Kensington crew
in hitting. crashing out a home run.
a double and single. Jim" Nc
Cormick. Sullick and Kane each
banged out two hits.
Everything In Preparation
The republican women have COM
pleted arrangements for the garden
party to be held this afternoon and.
by the time the paper goes to press.
expect to be entertaining one OF the
largest gatherings of republican
women from the NTH senatorial dis
trict ever to be held in this section.
The principal speaker of the after
noon will be Mrs. Alice Merritt Of
Hartford. tho only woman senator in
the state
Meet Meft0eo Tomorrow
A new lineup will appear In