New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
The ladies will be the guests of Il Lebanon chapter for the day. '
 Baseball Practice Of

Baseball Practice Of
 The inclemcnt weather has forced the cancellation of the mid-week practice session of the Kcnsington baseball team scheduled for tonight The team will open its home sched- ule next Sunday when it meets the Portland team on the PercivaI ave nue grounds next Sunday
 This game should prove a stellar attraction as the both teams played a close game last week in Portland when the river team just nosed out the local boys by the score of ?, to |
 Still stinging under this defea the local team is out for blood and Sum- days battle should be q dandy. The management has made no announce ment as vet as 10 the starting pitch CT but it is probable that Pechuk who pitched such fine ball last week will again b. called on to serve them up for the locals with Mickey" Noonan on the receiving end.
 |. S. Commissioner speaks
 A large attendance greeted Adrian Nartineau, United States commits sioncr on immigration, who was the guest speaker at 9 social tcndered to the pupils of the Americaniza- ton classes of the local evening schools Hast night. The affair was sponsored by Emma Hart Willard chapter. D. A. R.
 MT. -dartineGu gave a very inter- esting address which was enthu- siastically received by his listeners. After the address luncheon was served and q social period was en- ioyed by those present.
 Coplin Is Adamant
 Despite the fact that several over. lures have been made for the pur- pose of arranging a series of games between the teams of the Blue Hills district and the tSt raul3 Social club, John Conlin, the congenial leader of the boys from lover yon- der" still retains his non-c -committal attitude.
 Eumor has it that ho is not ire quenting hfs usual haunts because Of the fact that he will come Tn contact with those who arc insisting that the series be played. Folks who know Mir. Conlin are al 9 loss 10 explain the attitude taken by him and there are some who claim cohorts in the last series in which that the severe facing suffered by lis cohorts in tpe last series in which they ged so nettled the Blue Hills leader that he has fully decided to retire from the game. There are great many Of the local folks who will bo .srieved by this announcement, if 1t ia true, as Mir Conln has been in the public eye for so long thA he will be missed by his legion of Friends. The cement of the Social club outfit has decided to claim the town championshin if something is not done towards arranging thu not done towards arranging the series within a week
 Sails For Europe
 August Anderson Of NrClFal aN- cnue, kensngton, left New York last Saturday for Sweden. He will spend the next three month$~Nisit ing friends and relatives in his na- tive country.
 East Berlin Items
 More than zoo people attended the entertainment program present. 1 cd by the Berlin Girl Scouts at Community hall last evening. Ing Barattiero orchestra, composed Of six sisters, headed the bill. Two Of the sisters are little tots. no bigger | than the instruments which tn " play. but they are masters of saxo- 1 phone and drum and ~ was a gen. uinc delight to watch them per l form. Every act was enjoyed by the audience and it would be difficult to make comparisons. Cleo Wen drowski. who, although a young l lady not yet in her teens. has at- tracted state wide notice for her dancing, was accorded many encol os for her performance. She has un- | usual grace and stage presence for ! one SO young. Helen Hiltpold dis played a soprano voice of beautiful | tone and clarity and had to respond l to several encores. The little Duteh