New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
court this fall and evidently is not
I.cgionS Win

court this fall and evidently is not forgotten yet.
 Lcgions Win
 And finally the Legionnarcs can laugh and Chuckle at the outcome of one of their meetings, for last night at their Somi-monthly session, they defeated the highly toutcd set back team led hy Charles Giana, which has been known as the pride of Ken sinEton. According to the reports the I'gionnaircs won at least once at every table and this proved to be d sufficient margin for them. Later in the evening refreshments were scrv- ed.
 There is something in the wind something which the men of the Lc- zion are ZealOusly guarding. Last night plans were discussed for that something, and finally a word leaked out that perhaps later in the winter the Legion would undertake to offer a lavish entertainment. Talent is to be used not only from the local post but from other posts in the vii cinity. and gorgeous spectacle IS promised-maybe a play, perhaps d minstrel shoW-nothing definite as yet. but work on it is to be started soon.
 Donation Party
 The Legion and it's auxiliary will hold a donation party on Saturday evening in the Legion rooms. All members are requested to attend IL is hoped that enough money will be obtained to secure q set of dishes for the use of the Legion members.
 Library Association to Meet
 The annual meeting of the Berlin Public Library association will take place on Tuesday evening at 7;30 o'clock at the library. Business mat ters will be discussed.
 Basketball Tonight
 The kensington Boys club basket ball teams will stack up against aggregations from the South Church of New Britain in Fraternal hall to- night. Both the senior and intermedl- ate teams will play. A preliminary game is scheduled between two of the junior teams which have recently been formed here. If is thought by Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, the spon- Sor, that several other junior teams may be formed in an inter-toNn league. The main games this evening are in the County "Y" league. Indi- cations point 10 good games, for both the intermediates and the seniors have put in week of intensive preparation.
 Engagement Announced
 Mr. and Mrs. John Eavizza of Arch street, New Britain, have an nounced the engagement of their daughter, Ida Helen. to George J. Pola of East Hartford. Mir. Pola is a former resident of Berlin and is we'll known in town. His father, En- rico Pola, was former constable here.
 Degree Team Rchcarsing
 The officers of Berlin Grange are preparing 10 confer the first and second degrees Tuesday evening upon a class of six candidates, The members to be are Mrs, Dorothy Bancroft. Mir. and Mrs. Adolph Schultz, Mir. and Mrs. John Hannon, and Miss Helen Brown.
 Berlin Notes
 Dominick R2my of East Berlin was arrested in New Britain yestor- day afternoon and charged with speeding.
 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brennan of Kensington at the New Britain General hospital on New Years day. This Is the first re- ported birth for 1880.
 East Berlin Items
 The annual election of officers and business meeting of the Community club will be held next Wednesday evening at o'clock at Community hall. Memberships may be renewed at this time also. Announcement relative to the annual banquet will be made.
 The library will be open this after noon and evening for the exchange of books.
 The Knights of Pythias will hold a turkey supper at Community hall next Tuesday evening at ' o'clock. The supper will be followed by an entertainment program which will be held in the main auditorium. Danc- ing will be enjoyed. The Community orchestra will play.