New Britain herald., 1925-03-02

Friday evening.
 The date for the banquet has not been set. A meeting was scheduled for last week, but few team repre- scntatives were present and nothing Of importanc was done with regard to the coming feed.
 New Members Admitted . Ten new members were welcomed into the kensington Congregational church at the morning service yes- tcrday, either by letter or by con- fcssion of faith
 They were Mrs. Fred Peck, Miss Elaine Wright and Miss Verna Wright, by confession of faith, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hooker, MT. and Mrs. Douglas DeMers. MT. and Mrs. Edward Hartley and Mrs, Wil- ham Ross. by letter.
 August Albert
 The funeral of August Albert. who died Saturday at his home in Ken sington, will be held tomorrow aft fI lbJol tlL U CIoClA llOlli HIS Idtt home. Rev. M. W. Gaudian pastor of St. Johns German Lutheran chuIrh New Britain. will officat, and burial will be in FairvicW come. tery, that city.
 Mir. Albert was 50 years of age and had lived in Kensngton for about 50 years, being a native of Germany. He was engaged in farm ing and also dealt in wood, He is survived by his wife, three daugh- tca, Mrs. John Blair of New Brit ain, Mrs. F. II. McMurray and Miss Sophie Albert of Kensngton. and three sons. Emil and August, Jr., of kenHington and Henry of New Brit ain,
 Months Mind Mass
 X months mind mass for the late Mrs. Mathi3da Perkins, formerly of B"cklcy, was celebrated at St. Paurs church, kcnsington, this morning al $ o'clock, Rev, John c. Brennan oIiciatcd.
 Services This Week
 There will he scrricesaat St. Paul's church. Konsington. every morning this week at s o'clock, with Rev. J. C. Brennan in charge. Evening services will he held on Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 D. m.
 The Wednesday evening service will consist or sermon, rosary and bencdiCtion, while the Friday eve ming service will be made up of the Way of tho Cross and hcnediction. These services will be held each week during the Lenten season and a a'visiting clergyman will be present each Wednesday evening to deliver the sermon.
 Sacred Heart dcVotions 5will be held Friday morning at 6, and 7:30 o'clock, with Rev. Fr. Brennan in charge.
 Will Serve sentence
 Emil Brecklin of 312 South Main street, New Britain. who was given 15 days in jail and a suspended fine of s@00 in the Berlin court last week on a charge of operating all | automobile while under the ;ntlu- ence of liquor, has vacated his ap- peal to the superior court, and will serve the jail sentence imposed upon him by Judge George G. Griswold. Payment of the $200 fine was sus- pended in the Berlin court. Meeting Of Berlin Grange A meeting of Berlin Grange will be held tomorrow night at the hall on Damon's hill. 4 program is be- ing arranged for presentation at this meeting, but the details of the en- tcrtainment are not completed, at yet
 Selectmcn to Meet
 The board of selectmen will meet tonight at S'o'clock in the office of the town clerk. It is not expected 1 that Third Selectman Raymond F. , Dyer will he present. as he has been severely Ill with pneumonia for the past few weeks.
 East Berlin Items Mrs. F. L. Bradley of Brattle- boro, Vt, will return to her home Tuesday. March 3, after a visit of three weeks with her son. Mrs. E. l.. Bradley will return shortly to make her home permanently at the home of her son, F. L. Bradley of this place.
 It is said that Mrs. Carrie B. Bradley of East Berlin is selling .