New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

summer and this game should be one of the best played here this sea- son. It has been called for o'clock and will be played at Per cival field in kensington.
 The management of the All Ken sington team this morning announce ed that two games will be played with the Milldale team on Labor Day. The first game will be played at 10 o'clock in the morning at Per cival field and the second game at 8 o'clock in N1illdale. Chante and Mckeon will comprise the batteries the the kensingtons at the first game and Hayes and N-keon for the second.
 All players on the JIensington team have been asked to attend practive at Percival field this eve ming. The entire crew is asked to report as soon after 6 o'clock as is possible.
 Delegates Elected
 There was fair attendance at the republican caucus held at the town hall last evening. Robert Deming presided as chairman and Harold | Stearns acted -as clerk.
 Arthur Benson and Charles r. Lewis were elected delegates to the state convention which will be held at New Haven early in September Hanford Moore and pr. k. M. Gris- A to first congressional district conven- tion. Henry C. Deming and Claude w. Stevens were named delegates to the senatorial convention and the following were elected as delegates to the probate convention: E. W. Stearns. W. I. Savage, Harry E. Tay- Tor and Pasquale Giannotti.
 Methodist Church Notes
 At the mid-week service of the Methodist church 10 be held tonight, Miss Edith Jacob of the Brewer Normal school, Green wood, S. C., will speak. A large at- tendance is desired and at the serv- ce the Neuman fund offering will oe taken.
 Emerson Funeral
 Funeral services for Miss Florence Emerson were held this afternoon at o'clock at the Second Advent , church of New Britain. The inter- nent was in West Lane cemetery, 
 Legion Meeting $
 Plans for Legion members at- ending the state convention at Tor l ngton will be discussed at a meet l ng of the Bolton Kasica post, American Legion to be held at the I '. A. B. hall in Kensington this venng. The members will also / iscuss plans for observing Defense Jay in Berlin. (
 Brief Items
 F. r. Durham has returned from
 business trip to Cheshire.
 Mrs. George B. Warwick and chil- { ren, Betty and Junior, of Ontario, I is visiting her mother, Mrs. ( [. J. Roslyn of Kcnsington. II Mrs. Charles Slater of Kensington ave a luncheon at her home yes arday in honor of her cousin, Mrs. b red Carlson Of Seattle. Wash, and ( ITS. Osterholn of Toledo, O.
 A meeting f the school board will I q held this evening in the town hall. 2 hartman S. Chase Coale will pre- de i h Kensington voters are asked to at 1e md a special meeting of the Ker- S ngton fire district to be held to- lorrow night in Forester's hall. h Josephine Wrobleski and Mary D Tdguda of Kensington are sperding c, week in New York.
 Mrs. James Malone and family, S rs. James McQueeney and family |. nd Margaret and Willis Ponkettv & re spending two weeks at Chalker each. h 4 meeting of the Macabee society o i'll be held in T. A. I, hall Fri6ay gilt. q Miss Marjorie Moore has returned s om Oak Bluffs and has Miss Doro- y Betts of New York as her guest. si
 Funeral of W. A. Norton. ,e The funeral of westell A. Norton q, IS held at the home of his father. bert F.. Norton yesterday. Mir hi orton died suddenly at the New ri ritain hospital following an opera [. on. Rev. H. W. Maier officiated. to