New Britain herald., 1930-09-27

home club is notable for the un- usual record of winning for r con- secutive times after losing the first two starts of the season.
 The game will start at o'clock tomorrow afternoon and will De played at the Percival avenue grounds. Kensington holds an edga over the visitors, having defeated them last Sunday to the tune of 8 and l. They will encounter real opposition tomorrow, however, in what will probably prove to be the last game of the season on the home grounds.
 Rummage Sale Today
 A rummage sale is being held at Berlin this afternoon between and 5 o'clock by the Farm Grange The sale has been announced before and good attendance of prospective buyers should be forthcoming The proceeds will go for the benefit of the Farm "nge, which is an agri- cultural 0. Aization.
 American Legion Meets
 Several local delegates are expect ed to attend the county meeting of the American Legion to be held in Collinsville tomorrow. After a short parade a program of entertainment will be presented
 Berlin Man in S5OOOs Suit
 As result of injuries sustained last November A, George Bolles of Ber- lin has entered suit for s5OOO dam ages against Frank Galligan of New Britain. The accident occurred near the intersection of Pleasant and Pennington avenues, Berlin, last year, and among other injuries Bolles sustained a broken hip.
 Card League Still in Air All efforts on the part of the card enthusiasts of kensington and Der lin to successfully form league of eight or 10 card teams to play a regular schedule throughout the winter months have been unsuc- cessful to date.
 Several meetings of the movers of the project have been held but the league seems just as far away as | ever Manager Jack Giana of St. | Pauls Social club is heading the agi- taton for the league and he re- ports that the outlook is not too bright
 The Blue Hills section, it was learned the other day, is heartily opposed to any plan that would tend to organize such a league be- cause it feels that any such ar rangement would interfere with its plans to engage many of the teams about the state. John Conlin stated in an interview the other day that he had a schedule already arranged calling for several games week and he claims that neither he nor his men were barring any aspirants for the title of champions in the favorite indoor game of setback.
 This group enjoyed considerable success in last winters campaign and is feeling cocky as the seasor approaches It is particularly an1, ious to engage the New Britain team which is being managed by Bill Kenney.
 Final plans will be made or the matter will be dropped if some def nite result does not follow a meet ing of interested men which i. scheduled to be held next Tuesday night
 St. Paul's Activities
 On Tuesday morning at 7;3t quiem will be celebrated at St Paul's church by the pastor. Rev John C. Brennan, in memory of An gelo Diritto. A months mind mas of requiem in memory of Ferdinand Rakoski will be sung Thursda, morning at 7:30 o'clock.
 Masses at the church next Fri day morning in connection with tn devotions in honor of the Sacre' Heart will be celebrated at and o'clock.
 Child Critically Ill
 The infant child of Mir. and Mrs Edward McMurray of Kenton street Kensington is critically ill at tn New Britain General hospital.
 Berlin Churches Change Time ] All church services in Berlin to morrow will be held according t } standard time. This marks tn change from daylight saving tim