New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-07

J. Kennedy of West Hartford. her
colleague from the fifth senatorial
district on the committee. she said.
Miss Murray said that she did not
resign because Of the present dis
turbance over the state chairman
ship succession. She recalled the
fact that she has repeatedly de-
clared herself to be out of sympathy
with the present state organization.
She was one of a group, which on
Thursday evening at a meeting of
the committee was outvoted by reg
ular organization members when an
attempt was made by DR.. Edward
G. Dolan of Manchester to put
through a resolution putting the
Hartford county members of the
state committee on record as fav-
oring housekeeping in party cir
cles. The resolution was defeated,
to 5.
Miss Murray has been, for years
one Of Berlin's most prominent
democrats and, since the women
have acquired the franchise. she
has taken an active part In various
political activities throughout the
town. She has served on the school
board and has also served on sew
eral OF the democratic committees.
Democratic caucuses are always en-
livened by her stirring talks in be-
half Of the partys candidates and
she also takes prominent part in
town meetings,
Officers Are Reelected
s. Chase Coale was reelected
chairman Of the Berlin town school
committee at its annual meeting last
evening in the office Of the town
clerk. These annual meetings usual
ly occur the first of the month fol-
lowing the town election. Mr..
Coales choice was unanimous and it
is believed that the election reflects
the feeling of the town as a whole.
His administration as head of the
school board has been a highly sue
cossful and gratifying one. BY a
new system of budgeting 1t has been
possible to save considerable on en-
pendtures, Mr.. Coale's policy being
one of strict economy wherever feas-
ible. He has been popular with the
voters and the boards meetings have
been ones Of harmony during his
period Of office. The town at large
seconds the move of the board OF
placing him again at the head OF
the committee.
Ernest W, Mildrum was reelected
vicc-chairman and James Holigan
secretary. Franklin N. Bacon was
chosen treasurer for another year.
Chairman Coale will have a list, Of
new committees at the next meeting.
Observe Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Leonard celc-
bratcd the seventh anniversary Of
their wedding last night at their
home on Percival avenue. Kensing-
ton. They received many beautiful
gifts from their many friends and
relatives in nearby cities and towns.
There vas large attendance al the
. celebration and throughout the early
part Of the evening games were
played and music and vocal selec-
lion enjoyed. Later. a buffet lunch
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
were married in Hoosick Falls, New
York.
Going To Football Game.
Three automobiles filled with
happy boys from the Kensington
Congregational church Sunday school
left this morning for New Haven.
where they will attend the Yale
Maryland football game at the Yale
bowl this afternoon. They have been
provided with choice positions in the
bowl and they will be able to see
every play that Is made, having been
given seats as near the gridiron as
possible.
william 4. Lyons.
The funeral of William Adelbert
Lyons OF Kensington, who died yes
terday morning at the New Britain
General hospital, as the result OF
serious injuries sustained oil October
20. will be held from B. C. Porter's
Sons Undertaking parlors, Court
4 street. New Britain, tomorrow after.
noon at ? o'clock. Rev. May B. Lord
pastor Of the Kensington Methodist
church. will officlate and burial vii
be in Walnut Grove cemetery. Meri'
| den.
Brignoli-
Secunda Brignoli and Mary Par,
diddi, both OF Kensington, vert
! married yesterday morning at