New Britain herald., 1930-04-04

ton" the course being followed calls for comparative study of the gos- pels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. St. Johns gospel will be taken up later. An incident is taken from Matthew and then the same event read from Mark and Luke so that the various ways of describing the same happening may be compared and the difference studied. The course is proving popular with the church members, and a number of visitors are also attending the meetings.
 Lcnten DeyotionS
 Stations of the cross will be read in St. Pauls church at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Tomorrow afternoon and evening confessions will be heard.
 Case Held Over
 David G. Olander will appear ir New Britain police court tomorrow 10 face a reckless driving and Ire. fusal to stop at the signal of officer charge. Attorney Harry Ginsbure will represent the kensington man
 Legion Meets
 Members of Bolton -kasica post American Legion. held their meet. ing last night in the Legion room 1T the Town hall. After the usual busi ness session a social hour was cn. joyed.
 Briefs
 Miss Louise lfoertsch is confined to her homo with illness.
 Mrs. Arthur Mercni of Worthing ton ridge entertained her sister yes terday.
 Members of the local Grange pre- sentcd two numbers on the program of entertainment that featured las nights meeting of Union Grange ir Southington.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Welz 0 Pennington road entertained sev eral of their friends at a card part, last night.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Peck 0 Wetherslicld road will move to Meri den early next week.
 The Berlin troop of Boy Scout will meet tonight in the troop room in Berlin Congregational church.
 The school board will meet at o'clock tonight to consider filling tw vacancies on that body. The New Testament study clas met last night with Rev. Samuel A Fiske of the Berlin Congregations church.
 Conlin Bows Once More John Conlin and his Blue Hill setback team suffered it's second de cisive beating last evening at tn ! hands of the United Sons of St. Pat rick in the little Blue Hills schot ! house. The score for the evcnin after all games had been counte was United Sons of St. Patrick 9 Blue Hills 15. This makes the fnf score 43-29 with the New Britai team leading.
 The keen scientific play of the wis itors had the milkman and his fo | lowers completely bafflcd and it wa evident soon after the games bega that it was simply a question of ho' l big q score the New Britain teaI would pile up. Conlin admitted afte the battle that he never witnesec such masterly playing as was show by his opponents. In fact, never the history of Blue Hills has an jr yading team ever travelled into th, section and administered such LII merciful beatings as the Conlinmt have suffered in their last two si tings.
 Play will be resumed again nc, Thursday night and this will be Il final meeting of the tournamer The United Sons of St. Patrick a strong favorites ,as they have to W but 12 of the remaining 36 gam while the Blue Hills boys must tai 2G games in order to emerge az VI tors from the battle. The morale the Berlin outfit was almost con pletely broken last night when lost twice in succession to their O ponents.
 The New Britain squad. compos' of Mat Callahan. Jack Doyle. l. O'Neil and Jack Tracy, went into rut winning but five of 12 game : The management is seriously consi , ering farming out O'Neil and Ira for more experience. It was O'Nei first trip to Blue Hills and son ] thought that he had atslight alta,