New Britain herald., 1928-01-27

club without cost. Local sportsme en feel that the interest in the local club should be revived and an ap- plication made to the state depart ment for the restocking of the local fishing ponds. The state depart ment is always ready to stock ponds in any part of the state upon appli- cation. There is no cost charged be- cause that is covered by the money received through fees charged for fishing licenses. Fishing organiza- tions are very active in most cities and maintain monthly meetings for the purpose Of discussing the var ious problems of the organization.
 Visits Parents
 Miss Lillian Ashworth, a nurse at the Grace hospital, New Haven. is spending a few days with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ash worth of Warrington Ridge.
 Stork Visits
 Theodore Skinner at the New Brit an hospital last evening.
 Hold Lecture
 The Merricourt school children and a few invited guests enjoyed an interesting stereopticon lecture yes- terday afternoon. The pictures were furnished by the New England so- ciety for the preservation of wild flowers. Being familiar with the names of quite a number of the flowers shown, the children were greatly interested to sec the bright colored reproductions. Thanks were voted to Rev. Samuel \. Fiske for the use of the lantern.
 The show was given in the newly furnished school room equipped this year to meet the growing demands for private grade lessons. A check up on the list of boarding pupils re- gently issued shows that not only New York and Boston are represent ed, but China, the Philippines and Nova scotia, while two Of the direc- tors children were from Turkey.
 Annual Game
 Everything is ready for the an nual ice polo game to be played to- morrow at Harts pond between the Cypress Hills" and the Bottle Alley" teams for the Doyle cup. h. terest has been stirred up around town and the annual battle should be 8 reproduction of the bitter bat ties of the previous meetings be- tween the two sections of the town. The lineup of the Cypress Hills team is to be picked from the fol- lowing: r. Giana, r. Mckeon, F. Ma guda. E. Gina. NJ. Rayno,J. Cormach, Harry Mckeon The Alleys team will line up with the following: E. Roach, J. Kane, F. Lanza, F. Malley, J. Mccormick, r. Mccormick and R. McCarroll.
 The game will start at e:30 o'clock on Hart's pond.
 Lose Again
 Getting off to poor start III the first half the kensington Boys club rallied strongly in the final half, but were unabl to overcome the lead Of the strong South church five and were forced to accept their seventh straight defeat in the county 'i' league. the score being 36 to 19.
 The church five started strongly and. led by the brilliant shooting of Rockwell. ran up a IT to lead over the locals. kensington came back strongly in the second half and scored IA points but the early lead of its opponents was more than enough to give them the game.
 Rockwell shot baskets from all angles. his contribution to the SCOT ing being 21 points. Malone played asstrong game for the locals, getting four baskets and foul for total of nine points.
 Estate Value at SS,oO5
 The estate of the late Lillian Glad win Jocelyn of Berlin, is valued at $9,505. according to an inventory filed in probate court today by the executor. Charles W. Jocelyn.
 The following is-~ list of holdings: 100 shares. Allied Oil. no value. 1000 Russian Ruble Bond, value
 unknown
 2 shares, United States Steel,
 pfd.. at $1s9 ........... s27S l2 shares. Cities Service Ref.
 Co. of Mass. pfd.. at $5 =. GO shares, Cities Service Ref.
 Co of Mass common at 42 1o