New Britain herald., 1928-05-14
On next Sunday the Passionist

On next Sunday the Passionist Fathers will open up a mission at St. Pauls at the 10 o'clock mass. The mission will be for both men and women and will continue for a week. Masses will be celebrated every morning and services held in the evenings. The time of these services vii be announced at the masses next Sunday.
 Items of Interest Miss Sophie Drust of Kcnsington, secretary at Erickson X Carlson S company in New Britain, has resum- cd her duties after d weeks illness. Miss Drust is president of the G. G. G. club of konsington. The regular meeting of the Moth- "rhood club of tho Berlin Congrcsa llonal church scheduled for Wednes- day has hocn postponed until a later , date.
 Miss Victoria Fiske, senior at , smith college, spent yesterday as the guest Of her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Samuel A. Fiskc of Worthington ridgc.
 William Coale spent yesterday V visiting his parents. Mir. and Mrs. & Chase Coale Of Worthington ridge.
 Miss Jessie Skinner has returned to her home after visiting in Green Wlch with her sister. Miss Helen Skinner. who is nurse at the Greenwich hospital
 The first meeting of the confer oncc year of the official board of the konsington Methodist church will be held this evening at the church at o'clock.
 William Scott has left for Phila delphia on a business trip. Mir. Scott is general superintendent at Russell X ErWin's in New Britain
 John MeagIey led the Junior meeting at the Berlin Congre gation- al church yesterday afternoon. The program was in charge Of Mrs. R. $. Gold and dealt on the subject, school in China"
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Cen ttal Association Of Congregational churches will be held tomorrow, May lJ, at Plantsville. with sessions at 5 and 7:3o o'clock. Dinner will be served by he ladies Of the church at 6 o'clock.
 At the afternoon session there will be reports from the churches and the various committees. an address by Mr. Heininger of New Britain, and a sermon >by Mir. Moir of Newing- ton. Dr. Dunlop of the Fourth church of Hartford will speak in the evening on the subject. Sentiment and Substance in Religion"
 The following have been nomin- ated as delegates from the Berlin Congregational church: Mir. and Mrs. F. w. MildruIn. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Pratt, Mir. and Mrs. Frank F.. Vile. Mrs. Edna s. Damon and Mrs. Lclard Gwatkin.
 Win Two Games
 Batting out 3S hits for B runs in two games over the weekend, the Kensington baseball team won two victories in a row and went into the lead in the Connecticut State League.
 Saturdays game with the Bristol Endees was a nightmare. both teams batting the ball to all corners of the field. Bristol treated the offering of Mills and Brooks harshly in the carly innings and at ono time in the game were leading by ten runs. Kensington began to find its batting eye in the last three innings and runs galore crossed the plate. With the score tied at 22 all in the ninth the locals managed to push over the winning marker. The game lasted about 3h hours.
 flew over the field about o'clock and dropped a ball on the field from an airplane. The plane came down very low and crossed over the dia- mond about a 100 yards from the ground. First Selectman George B. Carter opened the season by pitch ing the first ball which deceived the batter and caused him to swing wildly.
 In Sundays game the locals con- tinued to hit the ball hard and scored a hard earned 10 to vic tory over the New Britain Falcons. Four home runs by the locals in the last few innings brought them from behind and gave them . one run victory. Tn the eighth inning F'itz- patrick syuass and Huber hit howA