New Britain herald., 1915-05-28

Eentlemen,s second award. The gen. tleman who wins the third prize will be given set of playing cards, to became more proficient in. the game 50 that by next year he will be able to win the first prize. A special prize will be drawn during the evening
 The scorers will be- the Misses Laura Warren, Rose Pagan, Anna Carbo, Margaret Fisher and Anna Carey. The young ladies have faith fully promised that they will show no, partiality towards any of the players.
 The Murray homestead has been artistically decorated for the occasion, the color scheme varying in the rooms. The large east reception rooms have been trimmed with Hawthorne and palms Spiraea, white daisies < and ferns are scattered conspicuously about the other rooms. The. color scheme of white and green predonn- mates throughout the entire house. Most of the flowers have been gener- ously gathered by the children of grade six of the Kensington Grammar school for Miss Adele Murray, their. teacher.
 During the evening refreshme consisting of cake and Lemonade, will be served The cakes have been do- ndCSQ Dy fneHDSIS CI LII pdIlSIl. Dancing will be enjoyed.
 Kensingtan Grammar Notes.
 The Kensington Grammar school was beehive Of industry today. F;- nal examinations for the school year were being taken sby the pupils of the school The exams were prepared by the faculty of the school at the last teachers meeting.
 The final entertainment of this school year in being planned for some day in June. The entertainment will take place on the school grounds at which time folk dances will be demonstrated. The pupils are being diligently trained by the teachers of the school for the affair. Old folk dances of the peasant people of the different countries will be given by the children.
 A song will be rendered by the pu- pills for each respective dance. The children of grades 5, 6, and will take part in the dancing.
 The final spelling match of this year will take place on Friday, June IS. The contestants will be grades 6 and z.
 Richmond Colby of grade was the
 
 prize will be presented to him at the close of the next and final contest. Off For Italy. Antonio Castagnori. aged twenty eight, left for New York yesterday afternoon to secure tickets for Italy where he intends to enlist in the arr my. Castagnori has been resident of Kepsington for about two and a half years. He was employed as q laborer at Styles and Reynolds brick yard. Cast gnori said that he was go- ing back to get the Austrians. This Is practically the first Italian living in Kensington or Berlin who has so far signihed his intentions to return and assist hs mother country. l The majority, although being very en- l thusiasfic over the conflict, say that America is good enough for tn em. l Infant Dies of Convulsions. John Julian, the eight months old son of MT. and Mrs. John Julian, died early this morning of convulsions. The
 child has not been Ill and it's sudden death came as shock to ts parents. ] Everything possible ws done to save ] the child but death was not to be de- l nied.
 Julian is employed as foreman by l the Richard Murray Brick company and Is well known in Berlin. l Exercises at Scldcn School. As there will be no school Monday memorial exercises in commemoration Of the day were held this afternocu at