New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

Henry Lech was reported as pass. ing a comfortable night at tho New Britain General hospital by the au. thoritics. He was injured Sunda, when struck by a car on the Swamp road.
 Noon Ienten Services Noon Lenten services will be held tomorrow noon at the First church Rev. Samuel Sutcliffc will speak on Simon of Cyrene."
 Ladies' Aid Meeting
 There will be a meeting Of the Ladies Aid society Of the Kensing. ton Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at c:3O o'clock at tho church. All members are asked to be present.
 Wednesday Night Whist
 A meeting of the Wednesday night whist club will be held tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. E. L. Michaels of Worthington Ridge Prizes will be awarded and refresh. ments served.
 There will be no whist party this week by the st. Paul T. A. B. so- ciety because of Holy Week. The parties will be resumed again next week.
 Holy Week Services
 Holy Week services will be held in the ladies room of the Berlin Con- gregational church tomorrow eve- ming at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Theodore A. Greene. pastor of the First Con- gregational church of New Britain. will be the speaker.
 Baseball Meeting
 A meeting of the Central Connec- ticut Baseball league will be held this evening at the Insilco hall in Meriden. Daniel Malarney and Har- ry McKeon will represent the kens- ington Athletic club. having re- ceived an invitation from President Stoddard of the league. to consider entering the league. It is intended to an eight team circuit this evening.
 Returns Home
 Motion Bordeau has returned to New York to resume his work after spending a few days as the guest Of MT. and Mrs. E. F.. Skinner.
 To Participate In Meet
 At the meeting of the St. Paul Fife and Drum corps of kensington held last evening at the Tabs hall it was decided to send the corps to on April fl to partici- pate in a drum corps meet that will be conducted in connection with the Legion fair. The local corps will leave Kensington at 2 ?. m. and will take part in the parade that evening.
 Interesting Items
 Blanche Johnson left this after noon to resume her studies at Bos- .on University after spending the spring vacation with her parents.
 Thomas Guherty is visiting his parents in kensington. He is a stu lent at Andover prep. school In Boston.
 Books On Farming
 Residents in Berlin and kensing- on have received letters from E. Hart Tenn contain ng the list of 1862 books on the ,arious phrases of farming which ,an be obtained free of charge by checking off the books desired and the letter to him.
 East Berlin Items
 Mattabesett Temple of Pythian Sisters entertained the visiting grand officers and members of out of town odges last evening in their rooms tt Community hall. Visiting mem- ,ers were present from the follow ng cities and towns: New Haven, Hartford, New Britain. Middletown. Ieriden. West Haven. Branford. ,lainville and Durham. The officers # the local temple elected some time i lgo were installed by District Deputy ,enore Atwell. During the course of he evening Grand Chief Clara ieaton and District Deputy Senore Atwell were presented with gold ,ieces by the home temple. Past 'hief Vera Nelson was presented with a Past Chiefs pin by Past srand Chief Henrietta kurdts of deriden. Mir and Mrs. Wallace Kelsey presented 6 humorous skit ntitled Her Second Time On Earth" Refreshments consisting Of andwiches, cake, coffee and ice ream were aerved in inc ha pouet lall. Dancing concluded the pro-