New Britain herald., 1928-04-25

the Berlin Congregational church tomorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock. Rev. Samuel A. Tisle will officiate.
 Expected About May l..
 Rev. A. l.. Atkins who was ap- pointed pastor of the kensington Methodist church 10 succeed Rev. May B. Lord, IS expected to arrive Tn town about May list to take over his new duties. Until he arrives certain members of the church will take care of the meetings at the church.
 Play May Be Repeated.
 It ia being planned by the St. Paul r. A. E. society 10 present its show, "A Fusv Honevmoon. which scored big hit Monday evening at Lloyd s hall, again in the near future. Plans will probably be made to re peat the show in Berlin and East Berlin.
 Buses on Schedule.
 Many complaints have been made by people because of the bus serv- lee which has heen away off sch d. 'lle this week, most of the buses be- ing Is minutes late. Officials of the Connecticut Company have stated that this is due to the new road which is being built in Meriden. one way traffic rules are in force and the buses are held up repeated- 1y.
 Next Meeting On Friday.
 The next meeting of the NJ. Y. kl"f club Of the Berlin Congrega- t'ona' church Sunday school will be held Friday evening. May 4th, at the homo of Miss Lillian Gcrdia of Pennington avenue.
 Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Garrity of k"nsington are celebrating their 18th wedding anniversary today. They were tho recipients of many good wishes and congratulations during the day.
 No Definite Action.
 No definite steps have been taken by the board of directors of the Kensngton Athletic club towards entering the baseball team in a league. The club is waiting to see what action the New Britain Falcons will take in the Connecticut State League. The club would prefer to enter this league because of the natural rivalry between the Falcons and the locals. However the Falcons want the league to give them per- mission to have home games every Sunday without having to leave their field on Sundays at any time. The locals and other members of the proposed league do not think this proposition is fair to the rest of the league. The Falcons have agreed to give officials of the league definite word on what they intend to do by Thursday and the locals will remain silent until then. The club had a representative at the Central Con- nccticut Baseball League meeting last evening 10 get information con- corning the league.
 East Berlin Itcms
 The Community club program this evening is expected to Le exception ally good. The show committee is planning for short rehearsal carly in the evening.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. r. Turner, Paul and Charming Turner and Fred Gaincr of Plainville have returned from a motor trip 10 Newport. .t. l.. where they were the guests of Donald Turner. stationed at Barra cks B, U. s. N. Naval Training station.
 The Fife and Drum corps re- hearsal will be held Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the basement of Community hall.
 The annual Hubbard school en- tertainment will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at Athletic hall. This event is always the feature of the school year and months of plan ming and rehearsing always precedc the production. This years program will contain several added attrac- tions one of them being an old time singing concert in costume staged by the older pupils of the school Beau tiful and varied costumes will fea- ture the several acts of the entertain ment. The committee arranging the event arc Miss MabeIlc Barnes. Miss Edith Northrup. Miss Beatrice Jacobson and Nliss Helen Hines The Community orchestra will fur nish music for the occasion.