New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

Inc owner of the new sedan car that was abandoned in kensington late "Wednesday afternoon. The car was left near the post office and both markers were missing. A Herald reporter informed Ntr. Hall of the Charles II. Hall agency of New Brit ain where the car was purchased yesterday morning. Mir. Hall invcsti- gated and stated that he could find no trace ol who the owner was. He had the car removed to the Farm lngt0n avenue garage 10 await fur ther development. It was said at the garage this morning that no trace or the owner had been found as of yet Appearances point 10 stolen car case, but the police ar ,und th state had not iss'led any warning conccrn- ing q stolen car.
 Legion Meeting There will be Il meeting of fhe Bolton kasica post. American Le- zion. at the Legion hall in Kcnsing- ton this evening. All members are asked 10 be present.
 III At Home
 Miss Betty Lou Troup is confined 10 her home with a mild attack of scarlet fever, She is resting comfort ably.
 Wednesday Night Whist
 The next meeting of the Wcdncs- day night whist club will be held at the home of Mrs. r.. l.. Michaeis Of Worthington Ridge. The winners of the meeting held last "Wednesday evening were Mrs. Minnie Shrump. Mrs Earl Brown and Mrs. Pickett.
 Benefit Card Party
 Plans have been completed for in" benefit whist and card party which will be given by the women of st.. iauls parish ou Easter Monday evc- ming at LloyI's hall. k"ns!ngtou The results Of th" partX will Dc siv- cn towards the organ fund at ,hc church. Prizes will bc awarded rh" winners. The affair is for a worthy cause and q large attendance is cA- pcctcd.
 East Ucrlin 1tcms
 The meeting oi the Boys club this evening will terminate the activities Of the club for the rest Of the sea son. The Girls club furnished their program last night. Just what will be done this fall by the clubs has not been determined. The clubs have had l most successful season under the leadership of William Ogle and Oscar Benson.
 Word has been received here Of the death of William Cooper in Scranton. Pa. where he has becn living for the past several months. Mr. Cooper will be remembered by friendly motorman on the Berlin branch when the clcctrics were run ltng. His death was thc result of q complication of diseases. heart disease contributing largely 10 his trouble. Mr. Cooper had served on the local line for more than a de- cadc up until his retirement.
 Tn" statr highway department has completed its work of installing new Varnin- signs on all of the princi- pal streets. Tho old signs were re- moved to make way for tn" new ones which are much more artistic and attractive.
 The Methodist church choir will hold a rehearsal in tho church par lors this evening at 1:Sa o'clock. The junior choir will rehearsc at ' o'clock.
 The teachers of the Hubbard school enjoyed q theater party and lDncheon in New Britain last eve ming.
 Despite the rain this afternoon the food sale conducted by the Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist church was thorough success. The Pythian Sisters will entertain at grand officers night on Mon Ia, evening. The program will com- mence at 8 o'clock.
 The pupils Of the Hubbard schoo, have commenced rthra rsals in theil annual play and exhibition 10 b, given the latter part Of May or early June.
 The Modern Woodmcn will meet l next Monday al o'clock al Athleti, | hall.
 The library will be open this eve hing for the exchange of books.
 The twin bridges between h-rc and Ncwield wa. the scene Of ai