New Britain herald., 1923-08-11

North Will Not Run.
| According to information received
this morning it is understood that A
A. North, chairman of the schoo
| board, will not seek election to the
board after he finishes out his term
this fall. 1t is not as yet known
| whether or not the other members OF
the board will again seek election.
One thing being agitated among the
women and some of the men voters
of the town is the fact that repub-
lican woman be elected to the board
at the next election. Steps will be
taken to campaign for woman ia
take the position, as the women feel
that they should be represented.
Is Accomplished Singer
Mrs. Maria Jugo, who entertained
at the party given Miss Mary Girls
void Thursday evening, will prove a
valuable acquisition to the town.
Mrs. Jugo is an accomplished opera
singer and has taken part in many
operas in Cuba.
She has personality and has al
ready taken her place among the peo-
pie of Kensington, where she lives.
Her husband is foreign export man
ager of the American Hardware Cor
poration, it is understood. Her I'M
derstanding of opera is shown by the
fact that she knows by heart the
scores of several and can sing roles
from as many more. Her work in
charity operas in Cuba was successful
and people of the town are expecting
to hear more from her in the near
future.
Sunshine Whist
A whist and food sale given by the
Sunshine society will be held at the
home of Mrs. John Pinches of Worth
ington Ridge next Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. All Berlin women
have been invited to attend and the
society requests that the children be
brought to the sale also.
Will Play In Simsbury
The All-kensingtons will journey to
Simsbury tomorrow afternoon for
one of the hardest battles of the sea-
son, according to followers of semi
pro teams. The -Kensingtons have
been holding regular practice and are
regarded as being in trim for the
clash. The Triangles, that fast jun
ior team, will, accompany their older
contemporaries to the scene of the
fray and will engage with a junior
team from Simsbury. No doubt re-
mains in the minds of Kensingtonians
by that the Triangles will wallop
their rivals all over the lot when
they meet.
Many Attend Service
There was a large attendance at |
he memorial service to the late Presi- |
lent Harding at the Kensington Con-
srgational church yesterday afternoon
1T o'clock. An organ and piano
1uet of funeral march was played
md solo, Lead. Kindly Light" was
The entire congregation
hen joined in singing, Nearer, My
God. to Thee" Several of the men
If the congregation gave brief talks,
ouching on the character and the
achievements of the late president.
KensinStGn Methodist Church
The Sunday school of the kensing-
on Methodist church will meet to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. At II
'clock in the morning and again at
/: 80 o'clock in the evening preach
ng services will be held. Rev. A. P.
'olandt, being in charge. The regu-
ar prayer meeting of the church will
e held Thursday evening and will be
ed by Morgan Morgans.
Kensington Congregational
Morning worship will be held at ;
o:45 o'clock. Sunday school will
1eet as usual at 1910 p. m. The
hristian EndIavor society will gath {
r at o'clock. The usual program /
ill be held. 49, {
Berlin Congregational
The morning sermon at the Berlin
congregational church tomorrow will
e delivered by member of the fac .
lily of the Hartford Seminary Foun-
alton. The Sunday school will meet
) usual
st. Paurs. kensingtn
Masses at ST. Paul's church will be
Celebrated at s and 10 a. m, as u.s.
al. Rev. ]. C. Brennan will be in
1arge.