New Britain herald., 1924-08-30

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 St. Paul's R. c. church-Masses will be celebrated at s and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning by the Rev. J, c. Brennan, pastor of the church.
 Kensington Methodist church - Rev. A. P. Soland, field secretary of the Lords Day league, will preach at the regular morning service. The evening service will be omitted again this week. On Thursday evening at s o'clock there will be the uSual mid-week service and a session of the Bible class. The Bible study will be on the 18th chapter of the first book of the Corinthians.
 kensington Congregational church Usual morning service at 1o:45 o'clock with the Sunday school classes meeting previous to the main church service.
 Community Field Day Postponed
 Because the field day exercises of the Bolton-kasica post, American Legion, will be held on Saturday of next week, the community field day has been postponed until Saturday, September IS, according to an an- nouncement made this morning by Rev. May Lord. A meeting of the general committee will be held Teus- day night at the parsonage of the kensington Methodist church, at which time final plans will be made for the affair.
 Presented With Watch
 Miss Cecil German, who has been in the employ of the Berlin Con- struction company for the past few years, has resigned her position and will enter St. Francis hospital in Hartford on Monday to train as a nurse. Thursday afternoon the of flee force presented Miss German with wrist watch and purse of money.
 Mrs. Alyera Carbona
 Mrs. Alvera Carbona, age s2 years, of kensington. died at the New Brit ain general hospital last night at about S:SO o'clock. She had been III but few days and her death was unexpected. Besides her husband, Paul, she is survived by five small children. Fuderal arrangements are incomplete but it is probable that he body will be shipped to Provi- fence for burial.
 Brief Items
 The condition of Alfred Barret of | Berlin street, who is confined to his | nome with illness, remains about | he same.
 The Misses Dorothy Gibney and Alma klutz returned yesterday from vacation at Grove Beach.
 Hiram Hurlburt, rural mail car- fer at the Kensington post office, las returned to work after a short acation.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright of <ensington left today on an auto mobile trip into New York state Vhere they will visit with relatives.
 The All-Kensingtons will play the American Brick company team at 'ercival field in Kensington Sunday tternoon. The game has been alled for 3 o'clock and a lively con- est is expected. Both teams are bout evenly matched.
 On Labor Day the All-kensins- pms will play the Milldale nine in at 10 o'clock in the lorning. In the afternoon a return anne will be played at Milldale. . An excursion to New York will be { cid by the New Haven road on l eptember '. ,
 East Berlin items q The library will not be open Mon ay afternoon or evening on &C., punt of Labor Day.
 There will be the regular morn g prayer and sermon at St. Ga -iel' church Sunday at 9 o'clock 'llowed by Sunday school at 10 clock. Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe of i CIV Britain will have charge of 2 e service. i Miss Margaret Porter who has 2 .en spending the past few days as b c guest of Miss Virginia Walsh at S 1T home on Wilcox avenue re- c rned to her home in New Britain il iday. Miss Walsh accompanied ! r home.
 The Community club will hold q b ,nic in the grove Monday after q on. All are urged to come and (,