New Britain herald., 1921-05-19

tee will work at the church tomorrow decorating the room. and everything points toward making the banquet a hugo success.
 Claude Stevens is being congratu- lated on being responsible for bring Ing Lieutenant Governor Tcmpleton to the meeting. Mir. Templeton. as president of the senate. has had an especially good opportunity to view conditions as they exist throughout the state. He is a successful business man himself and is the head of a large hardware wholesale business in Waterbury. Mir. TempIeton will dis cuss business conditions at the meet ing.
 We'll Known Locally.
 Mir. Templeton ia we'll known To- cally. Many people know him for the wonderful record ho has kept in tho senate, having missed only one ses- sion this whole year On ore oeca- sion it is claimed that the engineer Of the legislative train at Waterbury held 1t up to wait for the lieutenant governor in order that he might reach the capital He is a comparatively young man with a bright political career ahead of him and Kensington people plan a cordial welcome for him tomorrow.
 Nimro-NIcKcon.
 Edward McKeon of Pennington road. kensington. announces the en- gagemcnt of his daughter. Miss Irene Constance, to Henry Edward Nimro of New Britain.
 Miss McKeon, is one of the most popular young ladies in Kensington and has a host of friends. She is 6 graduate of the New Britain High school in the class of 1916. and the State Normal school, class of 1918. Mir Nimro is an ox-service man. hay ing served two years with the Yankee Division. He is at present employed at the Berlin Construction company plant and is we'll known locally.
 Prize Winners.
 Another largo crowd was in attend ance at St. PauFs T. A. B. society whist held in tho clubrooms at Upson's Corner last night. The first lady's prize was won by Helen Dalton and tho first gentleman's by F.. I. Moore. The cons clation prizes were taken by r. J. Buckley and Mrs. James Corr. Sr.
 The whists are proving popular de- spite the hot weather and plans are being made for another to he held next Wednesday night.
 schools Closed Tomorrow
 The public schools Of the town of Berlin will be closed all day tomorrow because of the annual meeting of the Hartford County Teachers Association being held at the Hartford Public High school. This announcement was made hy Superintendent of Schools. B. R. Showaltcr The sessions will be re- sumed as usual Monday morning.
 Berlin Items
 Court Mattabessett. Foresters of America, will hold a regular meeting tonight at S o'clock. A large attend anre is expected as the report of the delegates to tho state convention will he read
 meeting Of Troop No. ,, Boy Scouts of America. will he held at the Kensingon CouEreEati tional church to- night at 6:I5 o'clock. All scouts are requested to he present.
 The dance given last Friday evening in Grange hall proved such a success that the committee has planned to give another tomorrow evening. Me Keon's orchestra will furish the music.
 The regular weekly prayer meeting will he held at the Berlin Congroga- tionaI church tonight at 1880 o'clock.
 Mrs. Angeline Mirandy of Farming ton road was removed to the New prttafn GanaraI haSuIfal xoetarlo,,