New Britain herald., 1930-01-10

ing of that group last evening. Others elected to official positions were: Vice president, Isaid Te: financial secretary, Angelo Pucini; assistant financial secretary, Mario Antenna; recording secretary, An secretary, Carlo Nigra; first trustee, Guilio Galina; second trustee, Dante Guimelli.
 The officers were installed by the society, Peter Giarini. Caesar Fer raini, one of the oldest and best known of Italian residents in Ken sington, resigned from the position of president of the local society to become grand vice president.
 Boys Club Swamped
 Playing with crippled team, no member of which had ever played an entire game with the quintet. the kensington Boys club basket ball team went down to defeat be- fore the furious playing of the Highland Park quintet in Manches- ter last night. Pontland of the win ming aggregation ran up total of .o points, accounting for exactly half of his teams score. The score at the end of the game stood High land Park 50, kensinston r. Pent- land. the high scorer of the County "G' league, now has @ grand total of 76 points in four games. In last nights game neither Wesley Good rich nor John GotaWala was pres cnt, and the team had to use it's reserve lineup.
 This evening the Boys club meets the Southngton "N" senior and intermediate tives. The inter- mediates have not lost a game this year. while the seniors present the other extreme. It will be remem- bered that last year these two teams, the Boys club and the Southington group. met in a battle royal and a near riot took place at that time. The games will start at 7:30 o'clock with the junior teams playing the preliminary.
 Post Office Notes
 Postmaster Sydney M Cowles of the kensington office is spending a few days with friends at Worces- ter. Mass.
 Frank Giana, local postman on the delivery route in Kensington, is i'll at his home. His place is being filled for the time being by Ned Roche.
 Postmaster Ambrose Barrett of the Berlin office is still working alone, not having appointed an as sistant following the resignation of Mrs. Dorothy Bancroft.
 Street Signs Attract Attention
 The newly placed street signs in kcnsington have attracted much attention and a great deal of fav- orable comment from residents and passersby. The signs are the cul- mlnatlon of the hopes of many kensington Nresidents, who have al- ways expressed a desire to have them placed on street corners. The names of the streets, formerly known only by tradition. are now in black and white, calling atten- ton to the town alleys and byways
 Well Known Speaker Here
 William Hawkes. of Anatolia col lege, Salonika, will appear before the members of the Berlin Congre- gational church at the Sunday morning and special evening serv- ices. Mr. Hawks is a member of the American Missionary board at home on leave. At the present time he is studying at Union seminary. It has been a long time since the church has been able to obtain a speaker fresh from the mission fields and it is hoped that many people will attend the services.
 Ladies' Auxiliary Meets
 The Ladies auxiliary of the American Legion held it's weekly meeting at the Legion rooms in the town hall last night. Plans " discussed for future activities. ,c- treatments were served.
 Grange Notes
 The high priest of den, 1T will ne the installing officer @ the next meeting of Berlin Grc lge to be held January 21 in Grar -'a Hall on Farm ington avenue. At this meeting Worthy Master and Mrs. Louis Grif-