New Britain herald., 1930-09-24
the fish and game laws of the state within the confines of Berlin.
 KenSingtOn At Home Sunday

kensingtOn At Home Sunday
 The kensington baseball team will seek further victims to add to it's already long list for the season, when it opens two out of- three game series at the Percival avenue grounds next Sunday afternoon against a picked outfit representing the fifth ward of New Britain.
 The New Britain team looks to be formidable one on paper and it will behoove the kensington boys to play heads-up baseball if it is to continue it's winning streak, which has already reached a mark of IT straight.
 Reports that series with Win sted for the state championship was to be played could not be substan- tiated and it is more than likely that such plans will have to be abandoned as the series which starts Sunday will carry the boys well into October and leave little time for playing the Litchfield society team. Card League Still Forming At meeting of those interested in the formation of an organized card league in Berlin and Kensing- ton which was held last night at Tabs hall in kensington. but little headway was made. Many of the persons who had previously mani fested interest in the project re- mained away from this meeting and those who did appear could not come to any decision as to the rules and regulations that should be adopted for the conduct of such a | league.
 John Conln. who is reputed 10 be one of the prime movers of the | league. fearing that the league will not materializc, has issued a far flung and wide-reaching challenge to an, and all teams in and around this section to game or series of games in setback or fortyfive.
 John is a keen lover of these games and feels pretty sure that he and his cohorts can take the meas ure of most of the boys in these | parts.
 Apparently his challenge did not worry anyone to any great extent as it is rumored that an answer 10 it is being prepared by Manager Jack Giana of the St. Pauls card team. Arrangements for this set-to may be completed in time so that the game may be played during the early part of next week.
 Berlin Briefs | Russell l.. Gold of Worthington Ridge has left for St. Louis. Mo, where he will spend a few days on a business trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hirst will leave Friday for Bath, Me, where they will spend a few months.
 Cemetery Association Meeting l An adjourned meeting of the mem- bers of the South Burying Ground association will be held on Friday night at o'clock at the home of Mrs c. F. Johnson on Norton road, Kensington.
 Grange Whist Party
 A largely attended and highly en- joyed whist and bridge party spon- sored by Berlin Grange was held in Grange hall on Pennington avenue last night.
 Prizes were awarded the winners of the several games and refresh mcnts were served following the play.
 Mrs. William Sheldon headed the committee of arrangements
 Plan Convention Attendance
 Ten members of Bolton- Kasica post, American Legion. are planning to attend the national Legion con. vention which Is to be held as Bos- ton during the early part of next month.
 East Berlin Woman Injured
 Mrs. Charles Nelson received SC. were cuts and bruises about the fact and shoulders as the result of al accident last evening which occurred when an automobile driven by he, husband struck a pole on the New field road near the school, the ma chine turning over. The telegraph pole was snapped off near it's base MT. Nelson was not badly hurt, re ceiving few minor injuries. , According to reports of the acci