New Britain herald., 1927-04-14

1 L cal and servant 10 Magdala, Nor man Holmgren; Servant 10 Agur, Walter Munson.
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips is coach- ing the play and a large attendance is expected.
 Night School Graduation A large attendance was present at last evenings graduation eX- erclses of the night school classes Of the Kensington Grammar school in the town hall. Fourteen gradu- atcs received their diplomas at the the school board, and program Of entertainment by the scholars was well received by the audience.
 Awards for perfect attendance from $, Chase Coale, Antonio Pa dclli and Charles r. Lewis were re- ceived by Mary Pac and lola Bush inardi. Julius Mayer, Frank Pol grusick and Mary Rosuch received prizes in q spelling contest conduct cd on the stage of the auditorium.
 AttcnN congress
 Mrs. E. W. Stearns. and Miss Caroline K. Savage, delegates from Emma Hart Willard chapter, D. A. R., left today for Washington. D. c. where they will attend the D. A. k. Continental Congress in that city.
 The two delegates were driven to the southern city by Mrs. William Sheppard and her son, William, who will stay in the capital during the congress. Miss Frances Sheppard also accompanied the party as far as New York where she will visit friends during the Easter holidays.
 Post Office Hours.
 The kensngton and Berlin post offices will be closed tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the morning in ob- servance of Good Friday. Rural de- livery in kensington will take place but no village delivery will be routed. Outgoing mail should be at the Kensington post office before S:30 o'clock. Both offices will open at 7:10 o'clock, the regular hour.
 Dogs Still Unlicensed
 Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff has reported that of the 400 dogs in town, only 60 have been licensed during the first half of April. All dogs must be licensed before May l, following which fines will be levied on negligent owners.
 Schools Close
 Local schools closed today for the Easter vacation. Because of the midyear vacations and the necessity of closing Berlin schools on the scheduled time at the close of the year, young Berlinites will be re- quired to answer the bell on Monday 
 The Kensington library will not be open tomorrow evening because of Good Friday. Many merchants have planned half day holiday. the principal industries of the town closing their doors all day.
 What They're Doing
 Raymond McKeon, son Of Mir. and Mrs. James Mckeon of Kensington, who is student at Notre Dame Indiana, will visit friends in Chicago during the Easter holi- days.
 Robert Deming of East Berlin av- enue, who was taken suddenly i'll yesterday afternoon, is reported to be resting comfortably at his home.
 The St. Paul Tabs minstrels will hold a rehearsal tomorrow evening at o'clock in Tabs hall. Kensing- ton.
 Suspected Burglars
 William Madune. aged IS, and William B. Ryan, 26. both of New are being held at the New Britain police station. as suspects of the robbery of Coles store, Worthington ridge. on Sunday night. Both men deny the charge. having been arrested on a burglary charge in the Hardware City
 State >Patrolman Paul Glaven re- ported last evening that one suspect was held at Hartford yesterday but