New Britain herald., 1925-09-18

for the best baton swinger among the drum majors. There will be no prizes offered for playing, as can be readily seen.
 The parade will start at about 7;SO o'clock and the drum corps will march through the principal streets of the town. with the carnival grounds on Kilby's lot as their des- tination. The contest will begin at about 9:30 o'clock.
 The carnival has been highly suc- cessful so far this week and the many attractions have been well patronized.7 It is expected that this added feature will draw people, not only from Berlin and kensington, but from the towns from which come the competing drum corps.
 Season Starts In October
 The. 1925-1926 season of the Ken sington Bowling league will begin on Friday evening, October g., at Rog- CTS alleys, New Britain, according to action taken at meeting of team captains last night at the home of Pasquale Giannotta of Kensington.
 The season will be a successful one, according 10 present indications Ten teams will be entered in the league and a weekly schedule of matches will be carried out as ir the past. At the end of the season the usual banquet and awarding Of prizes will be held.
 Another meeting will be held ncXt week at the home of Mir. Giannotta at which time officers for the com. ing year will be elected. Team cap. tains will be expected to be prcsen and hand in list of names of thost who will become members of thu various squads. Each team will b. allowed seven men.
 Bowling is one of Kensington most popular sports and there i usually a large gallery present a } the alleys on the nights of tn matches. cheering their favorit { teams. Several new faces will b l seen in the several lineups this yea S and 1t is reported that there will b { at least one new team in the field. r Repairs Being Made e Extensive repairs are being mad = to the church and rectory of $ - Pauls parish. kensington, in prcr h aration for the coming winter ses
 son. These repairs are being cal e ried on both inside and outside ( IS the buildings, with the result ths @ the appearance, within and withou 7, is materially improved,
 V The cross atop the tower of II ,s church has been regilded and Il ,- tower itself has been painted. IT
 red tiles which form the roof of Il
 church, as well as of the rector m are being repaired and put fin m shape, imperfect ones being change !. for those in perfect condition. l. Inside the church the work CO ,n sists mostly of painting and varnis .a ing, The radiators have been r
 painted and the altars have al .,, been refinished. All woodwork h i been revarnished or repainted al ,' the interior of the church preser - a decidedly tidy apparance. o' The rectory is also undergoing C h tensive repainting inside.
 De Gustayus Warren al The funeral of Gustavus Warr
 was held yesterday afternoon frc he his late home in Kensington. R Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the B' ,st lin Congregational church, officiat ne and burial was in West Lane cen he tcry. The pail bearers were Artl nc H. Bushnell, Thomas C. Fag
 James C. Hart and William Hill.
 Leave for Florida ne Mir. and Mrs. George B. Ander! wh and son. who have been spend oe the summer with Mrs. Anderso "h parents, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur dy' Bushnell of Damon's Hill, left ', IN' automobile this morning for . Petersburg, Fla. They will rem !" there for a short time and will | lp proceed on their way to their he ,It in Lynwood. Cal.
 aid Busy Day Tomorrow
 Voters win be made tomorrow
 the town clerk and the board of
 Iectmen. There are 42 names on
 preliminary list and it is expec
 that all of these persons will rel
 at the office of the town clerk
 the purpose of receiving the elect
 oath. The session will begin q
 o'clock in the morning and
 close at s p. m.