New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

service and the dedicatory prayer will then be conducted by Rev. Yer non L. Phillips, after which one verse of America" will be sung by those present, The exercises will close with the bcnediCtion.
 Meeting Of School Board
 The meeting of the school board last night in the office of the town clerk was given over entirely to rou- tine business. No new measures were adopted, the presentation Of bills and the reading of reports oc- cupying the attention of the mem bers present.
 Berlin Jurymen Named
 The Following Berlin names ap. pear on the jury list prepared by the Jury commissioners which has been forwarded 10 the clerks of the @9 towns in Hartford county:
 Edwin E. Adams, Frank A. Bran dcgee, Arthur H. Bushnell, John II. Connley, Arthur E. Crandal. Her bert w. Goodrich, Nelson II. Minor, Carl J, Mueller, Robert r. Pinchos. Robert Silsby. Charles II. Warren, William II. Webster, George E. All ing. Ira Nj. Baldwin, James Brown, Frederick II, Crane, Edward P. Dun ham, Philip NJ. Pagan. James C. Hart, Henry Hooker, Edward S. Mccormick, William $. Norton, Charles J. Stuhlman, Jason Nj. Tay- Tor, Roy E. Tryon. Harold W. Upson, Edwin E. Benson, Frank G. Kramer, John r. Lewis and Roy H. Morse.
 The commissioners Joseph ". A. sop of Avon, Edward C. King of East Hartford and George A. Co- nant of Hartford, clerk of tho su- nerlor court, revised the lists sub mitted by tho sclrctmen of the vari- ous towns in the county reducing inc original number Of names by half, There are approximately t."oo names on the Jury ha,. of which Berlin has 50.
 Coming Wedding
 Tho welding of Peter ]. Corr son Of Mrs. James s. Corr of Kcnsing- ton. and Miss Julie l., Corban, daughter of Louis r, Corbat Of Low CT Lane, Berlin, will he solemnizod hy Rev, John C. Brennan at St, Panl's church, Hensington. on Wed. nesiay morning, August 19. at 2 o'clock. Both Mir. Corr and Miss Corhat arc well known in town. Mir Corr is employed at the cfice of the Russell and Erwin Manufactur- ing company in New Britain.
 NarntioninG at Lake George
 Miss Hortonse Loiselle Of Berlin street, in company with the Misses Hope M. Schmidt of New Britain and Norecn Reardon of Waterbury will spend the next two weeks al Woodhaven Villa, Lake Georgc, N |.
 Returns tu New Haven
 Miss Marion Hastings of New , Haven will return 10 her home 10. morrow, following a weeks visi with MT. and Mrs Willard I. AllinG and family of kensington.
 Officers Complete Duties
 Officers Frank Brown and George kanupka of the Berlin police ha>, ended their duties at the Stiles anC Reynolds Brick company, Wher, they have been on night duty for tn, past week. The guard duty IS nov taken by two state policemen, on, during the day and the other a night.
 Officer OrlilCl Nentres and Charle Austin are still on night guard dut, at the American Brick company. 1 Valuable Post Mark An interesting item. regarding a oid kensington post mark is foun in the August issue of the "Ameri can philatclist," a magazine devote to stamp collecting. This post marl which appeared on letters betwce 1850 and 1860 is regarded as i great rarity by collectors ot pos marks and Is much sought after. l shape il is like a half moon. With in this half moon," appears in words "kensington." in a curve line below that. Conn, in straight line. Under the name of tn tor T anl tate the date is found.
 S.. lul's Church
 Masses will be celebrated at $ an 10 o'clock tomorrow morning al S pauls church, kenSington. Re, W. II, Casey will be in charge c the services. Sunday school will b held at the usual hour.