New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-16

Luther Ludioy, topic to be Steward
ship for Life There will be n
special address on the theme The
Dimensions Of Stewardship" which
promises an interesting talk and all
non-members are invited to partici-
pate in the services.
~ Kcnsington's Weather Prophet
Kensingtonians are fortunate in
possessing a genuine weather
prophet to aid them in the planning
of any event that necessitates good
weather. James Brown, an old
resident of this place, has the
strange faculty of being able to fore
cast the next days weather between
10 and l. o'clock of any morning.
Just why he cannot foretell it be-
fore or after this hour is not known
but residents who know him swear
by his opinions and plan according
ly.
Legion Meeting
Bolton kaSca Post of the Ameri-
can Legion will meet this evening
at the Legion Hall at 8 o'clock.
Commander Ncntros asks that all
members be present at this meeting
as special business is slated for dis
posal in reference to the dance that
will be given in the near future.
Two Games Over Weekend
The Corbin Red SoX of New
Britain will play the All-Kensingt ons
at the Percival avenue field on both
Saturday end Sunday of this week.
A good crowd is expected at both
games as the season is drawing to
Il close and the last game of the
year is coming nearer. The series
with the New Britain team. at pres
ont stands one game won by the
Corbin Red SoX us the second sched
ulcd game was postponed The
Kcnsingtonians are out to win both
of the Weekend games this week.
The Coming Caucus
With the caucus for town posi-
lions over and the voters looking
forward to the caucus which de-
Cidcs state posts, Claude W. Stevens
still looms up as the most probable
choice by the republicans. His pop
ularity among republican voters was,
in Il way, demonstrated when he was
instantly and unanimously voted
chairman of the recent town caucus.
Town meeting this year, promises
to he an exciting evening as was in
dictated by the spats that figured in
Monday nights republican caucus.
On that coming night it is believed
that the grievances will he aired at
length and It is the opinion of most
of the residents that some battles
will relieve the monotony when the
Alling Lewis factions come to tits
about tax collections.
Finance Board Finishes
At a meeting of the finance board
last evening in the town clerks Of
fee, the budget for the coming year
was completed in readiness for the
open meeting of the board on Mon
day evening. September Goth. It is
estimated that the figures for next
years budget will be a little larger
than those of the past year and
some discussion is expected at the
open meeting.
Forcstcrs to Meet
The quarterly meeting of Court
Mattabesett No. 1877. Foresters- of
America, will be held this evening
at o'clock at their hall. This should
be one of the largest meetings of
the season due to the fact that the
grand court officers are TO pay the
local court their annual visit. Plans
will be made at this meeting for
the court entering the membership
contest between all courts through
out the state.
Warantce Deed
A deed has been filed at the town
clerks office showing that l.. Brad
bury of Kensington has sold to j. S.
Lee of New York q house and three
acres of land situated on the west
side of the High road The consid-
Grafton for the transfer was not in
Guided in the deed.
Personal Items
James Hart of Kensington has re-
turned TO resume his studies at
Brown university, Providence, r. ].
James O'Brien of Kensington is
spending two weeks vacation from
his duties at the American Paper
Goods company with short trips
from his home.
John Hodgson, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas C. Hodgson has return
ed to Manlius Military Academy,