New Britain herald., 1926-11-02

ington is going democratic for the first time in many years has brought forth much interest in the outcome and the town is keyed up to a high pitch awaiting the final results of the evenings haloting. It is esti. mated by the moderators that the complete count should be finished at about. 8 o'clock.
 Marie Katherine Chipom
 Mrs. Marie K. Chiponi, B. wife of John Chiponi of Kensington and for 2l years a resident of this town died at her home this morning at 3:So o'clock. She leaves, besides her husband, father, John Sull- man of Kensington. eleven children; John. Margaret, Rose, Katherine, Julia, Matilda. Marie, Albert. Eliza beth, Nellie and Charles. a sister, Mrs. Hackett of Kcnsington and four brothers. Michael and Andrew Suilman Of Kensinxton. Stephen Sullman of Meriden and John Sull- man of Pennsylvania.
 She was a member of the Kens- ington Congregational church. The funeral will be held Thursday after noon at 3 o'clock, Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, pastor of the Kensington Congregational church officiating.
 Ladies' Aid Meeting
 A meeting of the Ladies' Aid So- ciety of the Kensington Methodist church will be held tomorrow after noon at 2:3o o'clock at the home of Mrs. Timothy Hannon of Kensins- ton. All members arc requested to attend the meeting.
 Closed Road
 First Selectman George B. Garter has issued a notice to the effect that the railroad bridge on Norton Road near the intersection of Kensington Road is being replanked by the N. Y., N. H. & II. railroad company and the thoIoughfare would be closed to traffic for the next week. The bridge has long been in need of repair and the new blanks are being laid to safeguard traffic that has been threatened with possible bridge collapse.
 What They're Doing Dominique Perretta of Perciyai avenue. Kensington. Is confined to his home with a serious attack of sickness.
 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Sears of Willimantic are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson of this town for few days.
 Louis Beckley of Kensington, who IS ill with pneumonia at his home is reported as being slightly im- proved.
 Officials of the local Grange are repeating their requests for full attendance at tonight's meeting to dispose Of the annual election of officers for the coming year. Church in League The kensington Congregational church's basket ball team has been entered in the lists of the Inter- church Basketball League which opens it's activities on Saturday November 27. Last year the local tossers were inexperienced and ] finished last in the race but 1t Is thoped by Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips who Is coaching the squad, that with the experience gained last season and with several new stars that have been added to the rank. that the local aggregation will show up better during the coming con- tests.
 The Kensington Congregation church Is also in the bowling league and occupies the third position. Al, though 1t was not estimated by the rival rollers that the local team would finish In the money the Kens. ingtonians arc boosting that the, are the dark horse" of the League and intend to finish at the top pos, ton. kalen of the Kensington team has proved himself to be the in dividual star for the teams in the race holding tho high mark for in dividual three string score, whict amounts to 325. Jack Hart is tht lccal representative of the schedul, committee.
 Missionary Luncheon The Women's Missionary society 0 the Berlin Congregational churcl will hold luncheon tomorrow nool at the church dining room. Mis- Norton will speak following the din ner.
 Hunters Out
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