New Britain herald., 1928-07-28

to make reservations in the truck that. leaves from the church at o'clock Sunday for the camp grounds. The round trip transpor- tation fee is g cents.
 Meeting Monday Evening
 There will he a meeting of St. Pauls Fife & Drum corps of Ken sington on Monday evening at the Tabs hall at o'clock. The busi- ness meeting will be followed by rehearsal. All members are request ed to be present.
 still At It For the fifth straight time the American Paper Goods nine came out on the short end of the score in the New Britain Industrial league ! when Landers defeated it last eve ming at Walnut Hill park by to score. The locals have been playing good ball but do not seem to have the necessary punch to put over a win.
 1 Landers took an early lead and went into the seventh inning lead ing by a 3 to o score. Here the Paper Goods nine rallied sharply and knocked out Aree runs to tie up the score at three all. However Landers came back in its half of the inning g and scored two runs to put the game on ice through two errors and two hits, one triple. The game wae called at the end of the eighth on account of darkness.
 Ostertae Landers' catcher. hit one of the longest home runs ever made at Walnut Hill park in the third inning. Mccormick allowed six hits while Chant and Nestor held the locals to five.
 St. Paul Notes There will be months mind mass for Mrs. James Brown Thurs day morning at St. Paul's church al s o'clock.
 Friday Sacred Heart devotions vii be held at the church. Masses will be celebrated at and ' o'clock. Rev John C. Brennan. pastor, will be ir charge.
 To Visit Canada Miss Natalie Gwatkin of Worth ington ridge left today on a tw' , weeks motor camping trip througl Canada and Maine with her parents f Mir. and Mrs Leland w. Gwatkin.
 To Meet Bristol , kensington will meet Bristol il l a Connecticut State baseball leagu ; game this afternoon at the Perciva : avenue grounds at o'clock. weathe . providing West will be on tn . mound with Huband behind tn s plate.
 a Tomorrow afternoon the local will journey to Bristol for a retur : game with Bristol at Muzzy fielt > Berg will throw them for the local! $ Both games should prove to be ban ! ner attractions and the manage ments expect record crowds.
 East Berlin Items
 The morning service at the Metht
 dist church will be held at 10:4 l. o'clock with sermon by the paste <. Rev. A. L. Burgreen. The service Il especially for probationers an
 young people intending to join tf
 church. Sunday school at 12 ocloc' r. It is hoped that all church peep k intending to go to the Plainvil e camp ground do so during the afte
 noon as supper will be served at
 o'clock.
 r. Services at St. Gabriel's Episc, ,- pal church will be held at o'cloc al There will be no meeting of Il |5 church school.
 ,e Miss Eunice Pratt of West Cron
 well called upon friends in town ye
 terday.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Benson cal 70 ed upon relatives in town yesterda - Elaine Read has returned from is weeks stay with her grandmother
 West Cromwell. '0 Mrs. Amos Bourgeois was Nc 10 Britain visitor yesterday. Il The Modern Woodmen will me ls Monday evening at s o'clock at At
 letic hall.
 Mrs. Fred Griswold has return ls from a stay with friends at t as Middletown house at the Plainvi g. camp ground.
 w The Pvthian Sisters will meet of Monday evening at o'clock at Col of munitv hall.
 ". Jerry Seal is making very slo CT but gradual improvement at