New Britain herald., 1929-05-06
Boy Scout Minstrel

The Berlin troop of Boy Scouts will give minstrel show at the Ber- lin Grange hall Thursday night at : o'clock. All people are invited to at- tend the affair. Tickets may be pur. chased from any of the scouts in the troop.
 The boys have been practicing for the past few weeks at the town hall. and it is assured that there will be good time to be had at the hall Thursday. The cub scouts will be in charge of the candy sale at the hall. All people of the town are asked to give their support to the troop by at- tending the minstrel.
 Surgical Dressing Glass
 The surgical dressing class of ken- sington will meet at the Legion hall at o'clock tomorrow afternoon to work on material for tho benefit of the New Britain General hospital. All women interested are asked to be at the hall to help in this much ap- preciated work.
 On Vacation
 Mir. Charles Anderson, proprietor of the candy store in Kensington, has left on . two weeks vacation. He will visit several relatives in the state.
 Condition Unchanged
 The condition of Samuel Coale of Berlin street is reported as un- changed at the New London hospital, where he is confined. He was seri- ously injured n the result of an &C., cidcnt at the Groton airport, where he was struck by the propeller of q plane which he was attempting to crank and hurled some distance across the field. He received . com pound fracture of the right leg and bruises to the body. It is expected that he will be in the hospital for some weeks to come.
 Mir. Coale is attached to the Red Wing Flying circus. which is opera,- ing in that town at present, as ad- vance man and publicity man.
 Arrested For Assault
 George sady of New Britain was arrested Sunday by Constable Frank Brown on . charge of assault. He will be in the Berlin town court Tuesday night to answer to the charge.
 Schools Reopen
 Berlin schools reopened this moru- ing following \ weeks recess. This is in accordance with the eiGht-week plan that is in operation in the Ber- lin town schools.
 East Berlin Items
 A reception will be tendered to Rev. and Mra l.. E. Adkins at the Methodist church this evening by members and friends of the church. Arrangements for the reception have been made by the Wesleyans. There will be . social and entertainment program to be followed with refresh ments. The program will commence at : o'clock.
 The Girls club will meet tomorrow at the usual hourA the younger group to meet at 3:3o o'clock and the older group at 7:30 o'clock. The attendance at the classes has been on the increase every week and Miss Florence Carns who is conducting the classes will continue the work as long n the interest continues.
 There will be the usual social and whist at the Sacred Heart church this evening at : o'clock, both regu- lar and bridge whist will be played. Mrs. Thomas Dolan will be the hostess for the occaston.
 Lieutenant Kenneth Noble. U. 8. N., and family are spending . few days here as the guest of his par ents, Judge and Mrs. William c. Noble. Lieutenant Noble leaves shortly with his family for an ex- tended cruise in southern and for eign waters returning here in 1880.
 Mir. and Mrs Richard C. Hubert. and Miss Marguerite Hubert were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Carns over Sunday.
 Mis- Edith Northrop returned home yegterday from New Haven where she has been visiting relatives during the past week.
 Sessions were resumed this morn- ing at the Hubbard school after the weeks vacation. This b the final