New Britain herald., 1928-05-16

and princess of Deleria who are de- srous of spending quiet honey moon and come to New York city.
 Here they were besicged with flowers, telegrams and requests from newspaper reporters for interviews. Again seeking quiet, they decide to leave the hotel incog. and find a secluded spot in some nearby city. The princes valet and the princess maid remain at the hotel impcr- sonating the royal couple
 Many humor incidents result un- til the real prince and princess re- turn to straighten all difficulties and announce their respective identities.
 The cast is as follows: Teresa, q maid. Margaret Ronkctty; Johnnie Fogarty. reporter. Michael Rayno; Alma. princess of Deleria, Gertrude Skene; Cuticura Brown, chamber maid, Adele Padelli: June Callahan. princess pro tenn. Anna Skene: Au- gust, crown prince. Robert Pagan: Terry Rafferty, prince pro tenn. Raymond Warren; Ignatius Popop- lus, Greek hero. Edwin Malone: Gottlieb. archduke. Robert Ritchie; Maggie Rafferty. Terry's wife, Mary Warren; Louise. queen of Deleria. Rose Fitzsimmons. and Grogan. hotel house detective, William Brown.
 Miss c. NJ. Hinchcliffc
 Miss Gertrude M. Hinchcliffe, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William s. Hnchcliffe of 46 Camp street. New Britain. died at her home early last evening after short illness with pneumonia. She was 19 years of age and a graduate of the New Britain State Normal school.
 Miss Hinchcliffe was teacher In the Kensington Grammar school and her death was shock to her fellow teachers and friends in Kensington. Miss Hinchliffe was popular with her pupils and her death will be mourned by all of them.
 Arrested By Brown
 Elmer A. Fisk of 170 Meadow street, New Haven, was arrested about 12:3O o'clock this morning by Constable Frank Brown on the Ber- lin turnpike and booked at the New Britain station for alleged driving under the influence Of liquor. !, Berlin Town Court
 Only one case appeared before Judge George G. Griswold at the Berlin Town court last evening for disposal. The case of Herman J. Grahl, of New Haven. charged with driving ar overloaded truck. was nolIed upon payment of the costs. C:rahl was arrested by State Officer Curry.
 Bus Service To Field
 Announcement was made this morning by the directors of the kensington Athletic club that an agreement had been made with Su- perintendent W. Bryan of the Con nocticut company 10 have bus serv- ice furnished to the Percival avenue grounds when baseball games are played there on Sundays. This agree ment was reached after a long per- iod of work, extended discussions taking place between the two inter ested parties last year and this year.
 The Connecticut company has agreed to furnish bus service to the field on Sundays starting at 2 o'clock. The buses will start from Upscn's corner and will run as often as there are passengers waiting at the corner to be transferred to the field. This announcement should prove popular with the fans as many of them who wish to see the Kensington team in action remained home rather than make the long walk out to the grounds.
 Final Rehearsal
 The cast of the play, "A Busy Honeymoon" will hold its final re- hearsal this evening under the di- rectorship of Miss Betty Brown and all members are asked to be pres ent.
 Baseball Practice
 All candidates for the Legion baseball team in Berlin are asked to report to Robert Silsby at the Community grounds at 6:30 o'clock this evening.
 East Berlin Items
 The first Community club play and vaudeville show will be staged this evening at 8 o'clock at Community hall. A variety Of acts has been pro- cured for the program by Louis