New Britain herald., 1914-04-27

premises They will be installed this week and should add materially to the general aspect of the interior of the edifice.
 The structure will be practically complete with the installation of the seating accomm odations. ADedicatory exercises will be held there on Sum- day, May 24.r
 Ministers Favor Peace.
 In his prayer at the morning wor- ship of the Kensington' Congregation al church yesterday, Rev. Carleton Hazen made extended reference to the Mexican situation, beseeching the AL mighty to cause the war to end and to provide for the settlement of strained diplomatic relations in a peaceable manner.
 Services preparatory to communion will be held in the ladies' parlors of the church on Thursday evening of this week.
 meeting of the every member canvass committee will be held at the residence of Clarence B. Baldwin on Friday evening. It is expected that F. G. Platt of New Britain, who was active in a similar successful venture
  city, will be present to give local can vassers useful pointers.
 Righteous War; was the subject which Rev. Edwin M. Pickup took for his evening sermon yesterday. He touched upon the war which is now threatened, but advocated a peaceful mediation.
 At the Tuesday evening service this week, discussion will be held on the theme Personal Evangelism Under Difficulties" w. J. Emerson will be the leader.
 Berlin Congregational Church. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske spoke at Ber- lin Congregational church on "The Di- mensions of the Love of God" A sub stantial offering was taken for the Ministerial Relief fund.- Miss Olive Shaw was leader at the meeting of ths Christian Endeavor society in the evening. The subject "Our Tongues for Christ" was considered. Service preparatory to communion will be held at the church on Thurs day evening. The subject for the meeting will be Our Relation to the Spiritual Christi
 The boy scouts meet at ? o'clock Saturday afternoon. Observed Fourteenth Anniversary. Constable and Mrs. Harry Chapman oe Kensington, gave a delightful in- vitation party Saturday evening on the occasion of their fourteenth we'd ding anniversary. Guests present from Rockville, Hartford, Providence, Philadelphia, East Berlin and Berlin presented them with numerous gifts of cut glass. china, siiverware, linen and various other articles. They were 1 also made the recipients of hand some able, a beautiful bread plate and a travelling bag.
 1 Whist was played, and ladies' prizes went to the Mesdames Batham, Street | and Stiquel, and the gentlemen's s i awards to George Ohlson and James 1 kinkade.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chapman were married in Middletown in the year 1900. They l have resided in Kensngton about 1 eight years. during which time, they l have formed many warm acquaint' 1 ances.
 Funeral of Miss Ann Brennan. The funeral of Miss Ann Brennan. once a resident of kensington, was held this morning from Dillon's un- l Gertaking rooms on Main street, Hartford, in which city she died Fri 1 cay night in St. Francis Hospital l solemn requiem mass was celebrated 1 at the church of the Immaculate Con- ception in Hartford, after which in | terment took place in St. Patrick S cemetery, that city. , Will Debate on Temperance.
 - The last regular meeting of the