New Britain herald., 1926-05-03

been deprived Of much of the hap piness rightfully belonging to chil- dren, will be given at Lloyd hall. Kensington, under the auspices Of the Keusington League of Women Voters.
 The musicale will begin at S:15 o'clock and several well known musicians will furnish the program. These musicians are members of the New Britain Musical club and they have donated their services to this worthy cause. Those who will take part are Mrs. Emile Andzulatis, pianist; Miss Margaret Perkins 'cellist; Howard Y. Stearns, vioIinist; Miss 1lga G. Harvey, pianist, and Mrs. Philip Shailor, soprano.
 The sale of tickets has been large and it is expected that every avail able seat will be occupied when the affair begins on Wednesday,, Many residents of the town have sub scribed to the event and there is no doubt that a large sum will be turned over for work among the crippled children at the Newington home.
 Some Dogs Not Yet Licensed
 Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff announced today that 412 dog li- censes have been taken out so far and that there are still many to be secured. Saturday was the last day for obtaining them at the standard rate and those who have their dogs licensed from now on must pay an additional dollar for failure to ap- ply within the time limit. The town clerk estimated a few weeks ago that the number Of dogs to be licensed would be about foo, basing his statement on the number li- censed last year. However, this fig ure has been passed and there are still many to be heard from.
 Gasoline Electric Car
 One of the new gasoiine-electrlc cars today replaced the "dinl5y" on the Berlin-New Britain branch line maintained by the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, This new car will be q permanent traveller on the line. putting out of existence the locomotive of old design and the cars of likewise old design winch have been used on the line for many years.
 ;, n q hn1It 90 people and is one of the latest means of rail transportation. It is propelled by electricity which is generated by means Of gasoline en- zine. It carries a crew of two men, an operator and a conductor.
 There will be no change in sched- ule, the new car running at the same hours as did the "dinlly'.
 May Breakfast q Success
 Over 100 people were served Saturday morning at the first an nual May breakfast held by the Kcnsington League of Women Voters at the home of Mrs. George $. Griffith. The affair was adiudged a success and it is believed that a large sum will have been realized for the organization.
 Mrs. George Green was in charge of the decorations and she carried out q delightful color scheme of yellow and white. The waitresses were attired in smocks. some of them yellow and others white. In the center of each table was May basket and here the coloring was also yellow and white, these bas- kets being filled with Dutchmen's brooches and adder tongues.
 Those in charge of the breakfast were kept busy all morning serv- ing the many people who attend ed and it is expected that another breakfast will be held in the near future. since many residents have requested the committee 10 prepare one along the same lines.
 Banquet Program Announced
 Lyman E. Hall will be the toast master at the annual banquet of the Mems Lyceum of Kensingtou. which will be held tomorrow cve- ming at 730 o'clock at the Ken sington Methodist church. Mir. Hall is one of the younger members of the organization and he is one of the most active It is expected that he will fill the position capably.
 Harold Upson, president of the organization, will deliver the ad- dress of welcome and there will be several musical numbers, Mir. and