New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
in charge. The Cub Scouts will mee at 6:4s o'clock
 nate Changed For Whist

at 6:4s o'clock.
 Date Changed For Whist The weekly whist party given by the St, Paul's T. A. B. society will 1 be held Wednesday evening this week instead of Tuesday at the Tabs | hall. kensington. Prizes will be awarded the winners. the party being opened to the public.
 Social ItciMs Around Town Miss Florence Gihney of Worth tngton ridge ia entertaining as her house guest, Miss Mildred Jepson of South Meriden.
 Miss Viola Boardman has returned 10 her home after spending the week end with friends in kenslnEtou.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Wilcox and daughter, Barbara, of Middletown and Mir. snd Mrs. P. H. Hamilton of Meriden were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Hamilton of School street yesterday.
 Louis Orsie of kensington has returned to work after an illness of a few days.
 Mrs. E, Q. Shierden of Worthing ton ridge has entered the Hartford hospital to undergo treatment. Postmaster $. NJ, Cowles of Kensington is confined to his home by slight illness.
 Meeting Tomorrow There will be a meeting of the Knights of Honor of the kensing- ton NJ. F. church tomorrow evening at 6:3n o'clock. Work will be taken up in basketry.
 Going To New Britain Some of the Sunday school teach CTS at the Berlin Congregational church will go to New Britain this evening to attend q meeting of the Sunday school teachers at the First Baptist church.
 Announce Plans For Whist Announcement was made at St. Paul's church yesterday at the morn ing masses of a whist which will be given by the women of the parish on Easter Monday for the benefit of the organ fund.
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 The second game of the series be- tween the Cypress Hills" and Bot tle Alley" ice polo teams was called off yesterday when the Alley team failed to make It's appearance. The Cypress team was at Hart's pond ready to play the game snd claims the game by forfeit The first game of the series was won by the Cy. press team. 5 to Q.
 Julian G riswold Case Judge Marvin. in superior court Saturday. substituted Mrs. kathar- ina Julian of kens,ngton. admins tratrlX of the estate of her daughter ss plaintiff m the S3,0oo suit of Jo- serhine Julian against pr. M H. C;risw old of kenslngton. on the pno- ton of Walter r. Foley, lawyer for the plaintiff.
 Allegations are that Dr. Griswold was employed in May. 1926. to per form a surgical operation on { year old Josephine Julian. but the plain tiff declares, negligently punctured her intestines and caused her severe illness. great pain and suffering Her mother sued the doctor for $1O.- 900 for the medical and hospital bills she claims to have contracted for Jo- sephine's recovery. Josephine her self sued in April. 1927. for $S.o0o damages for her sufferings. Three months later she died in a hospital at Springfield, Mass. Her mothe' now continues Josephines' suit as ad ministratrix of her estate. Day Berry and Reynolds represent Dr. Griswo
 East Berlin News
 On Wednesday evening all the members of the Community club and friends of the organization will enjoy 3 supper to be served in the Community banquet hall at o'clock. The committee in charge is planning to serve 125 to 15O people Following the supper an entertain ment program will be held in the auditorium. Mrs. G. Petit has charge of the program and has se- cured several entertainment features from New Britain. William Cormier. who has appeared here several times. will he on the program. The names of the other acts on the pro gram will be announced tomorrow Dancing will he enjoyed following : the entertainment,
 TomostoK evening the KuiShA ot