New Britain herald., 1930-08-25

dropping the twilight contest by the score of to 4.
 Both games were we'll played and held the interest of large crowd of fans who were on hand.
 The Saints have now won three games against the Blue Hills eg- gregation and have dropped one contest,
 Former Resident Neds
 Walton s. Meagley, son Of Mrs Jare E. Meagley of Worthington ridge, a former resident of this town but now Of Brooklyn, N. Y. was married to Miss Louise Risslins of 1o3 West 18th street, New York city. last Saturday afternoon in New York.
 Hartford Minister Here
 Rev. William F. English of Hart ford conducted the services yester- day morning at the Berlin Congre- eational church in the absence of the pastor, Req. Samuel A. Fiske, who has been una ble to fulfill his duties for the past two weeks be- cause of illness.
 Mr. English is well known in Berlin on account q his position as registrar of the Connecticut Con- ference of Congregational Churches
 MT, English spoke on the subject. The Many Attacks Made Against the Church"
 Warden Finds Police Dog
 Consta ble Oryille Ventres, who has been acting in the capacity of dog warden for the past three weeks. found valuable police dog which he has estimated to be about thre, years old.
 Tho dog had no collar or any other mari. Of Identification and unless the owner claims the animal within a short time he will have 10 be killed.
 The animal was found wandering about the southern section Of the town.
 Berlin Briefs
 The Misses B. NJ. Malley and Jo- se phine Piedmonte of kensington, spent the weekend at Saybrook
 Charles Borden has returned to his home in New York City after having spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. George Prentice of Worthing- ton ridge.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Sheldon Of avenue have returned from a fishing trip over the week end at Sachem's Head. They were on the trip by MT and Mrs. Wallace Preston of New Britain.
 MT and Mrs. Peter Genoni of Pennington road, Berlin, spent the weekend at Hammonassett beach.
 Mrs. Charles Hawkins and daugh ter Ruth of Middletown road have returned to their home after brief vacation spent in Atlantic Highlands, N. J.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Prentice Of ridge have recently re- turned from q trip through Yellow stone park.
 Mrs. Ralph A. Wooding Of Grove Hill, Kensington. has been enter .aining Mrs. J, A. Lewis of Spring field and Mrs. Flora Loomer of Beverly. Mass, for the past few lays at her home.
 Potato Patch Raided
 Produce raiders re abroad in East Berlin, according 10 John Matusz, a farmer in that district, who com plained this morning that some one had dug up 500 hills of potatoes on his land along the railroad tracks near the R. o. Clark Brick CO. Mir. Matusz stated that he was going to nring the matter 10 the attention of the authorities 10 see if the thieves 2ould be apprehended
 Miss Ann McGOuldrick
 Miss Ann McGouldrick, 60, a na- i've of Ireland but d resident of New Britain and Kensington for many years, died at her home on New Britain road Kensington, this morning after an illness of one week. She leaves two cousins, John and James MCGouldrick. with whom she lived and two cousin in New York state
 The funeral will be held at 2 ) clock Wednesday morning at St Faul's church in kensington.
 East Berlin Items
 MT. and Mrs, Edward Wall and 7amily of Waterbury spent the week end as guests of MT. and Mrs.