New Britain herald., 1930-07-18
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League Meeting

League MectlnS
 A meeting of the managers inter ested in the soft ball league that is to be formed in Kensington will be held tonight in Tabs hall. It is ex- pected that six managers will at tend the meeting, which will be given over to the adoption of a schedule and the laying down of rules by which the league will be governed.
 John Conlin, the we'll known sportsman from Blue Hills, stated that he would attend the meeting and enter the name of his team on the league records, and he also stat ed that the boys from down his way are eager to get started. When ask ed if it would be possible for his outfit to get going next Tuesday night when the league will officially open, he stated that he did not think this was possible as the boys from his section are busy getting their hay in, but he further intimated that any game In which his outfit was scheduled and which they could not play, might be forfeited during this time, as he felt that in order to make the league race interesting his outfit should spot the opposition at least two games.
 When asked concerning the status Of Judge William F. Mangan and Attorney Dave Dunn, who were re- ported to have signed with one of the other teams he stated that these men would play ball for him or they would not play at all as he had both men under binding contacts.
 Berlin Briefs
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Stanton and family who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Stanton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Pagan of Kensington, are expected to start for their home in Detroit tomorrow.
 Mrs. Charles Dickinson of Hudson street. Berlin, entertained at two tables of bride at her home Wednes- day afternoon.
 Funeral of Mrs. Coughlin
 The funeral of Mrs. John B. Coughlin was held at the funeral home of w. J. Coughlin's Sons. and at St Johns church In Middletown yesterday morning. A solemn re- quiem mass was celebrated by Rev James M. Coushlin of New Haven eith Rev. Dennis F. Baker as dea' con. Rev. John C. Brennan of Ken sington, sub deacon, and Rev. Fran cis P. Kehoe of Hartford, master of ceremonies.
 The bearers were William, Joseph, James. Edward and John Holigan of East Berlin, brothers of the de- ceased Flower bearers were Thomas R. Bride and Gerald Footit; ushers John J. Tynan, Crescent Bride and Joseph Murphy Burial was in St. Johns cemetery, where Rev. James NJ Coughlin, Rev Dennis F. Baker and Rev. Thomas H. Roland con- ducted services,
 At the church sanctuary during mass a large number of visiting clergy were in attendance. A spe- cial detail of police handled the heavy traffic resulting from the at- tendance at church of friends of the deceased.
 East Berlin Outing
 All that is necessary to make to- morrow red letter day for the community outing is plenty of sum- shine. The start will be made from Community hall and the procession will leave not later than 9:50 a. nj. Everyone going is requested 10 take knife, fork and drinking cup. The committee in charge of refreshments has canvassed the community, in- forming the picnickers what to bring so that there will be we'll bal anced rations. If anyone has not been seen, the order is to bring something along, anyway. The din ner, as usual. will be served cafe tcria style. There will be plenty of fruit punch.
 A program of sports has been ar ranged. A good time has been planned for everybody and there is no need for anyone to stay home as there will be room for every one wishing to go. As has been the custom in former years. MT. and Mrs. R. O. Clark will be hosts. The arrangements for the outing are be ing carried out by Louis Schwartz,