New Britain herald., 1927-05-19

and Darling I Am Growing Old" included Columbine Marine. Alveria Corvi, Francis McKeon. Rose Derito and Kashimir Pajor. aside from the six boys and six girls who acted the "M-O-T-H-E-R and FATHER" number.
 sambo. played by James Sullivan. came next with Its Good Thing Cows Don't Fly" which brought down the house. Little Miss Wen droski next gave "Give Me a Little Kiss'' followed by Charleston dance which brought much applause from the audience. "Oh Susanna" by Jemima-alias NJ. Zipadelli. fol- lowed her dance and was in turn followed by Farmer Gray'' by Walter Pajor. Bones-Raymond Malarney-sang "Where'd Va Get Those Eyes?" and the performance closed with "A Lot of Favorite Songs'' by the entire cast.
 End men included Kathleen Me Cormick. Mary Zipadelli. Raymond Killarney and James Sullivan.
 Oean-Up Day
 The annual spring cleanup be- gan early this morning regardless of the threatening weather. Four trucks are being used and 1t is thought that the work will be com pleted this afternoon. thus doing away with the necessity of a clean up tomorrow.
 NIidweek Services
 The regular midweek services of tho Kensington Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church. Rev. May B.. Lord, pastor. will officiate and will deliver the main address of the eve- ming on the subject "The Ascension: Where, When. Why and How"
 D. A. R. Meeting
 The annual meeting of Emma Hart Willard Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution convened this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Thomas c. Hodgson of Worthington ridge. for the transac- tion of it's annual business which will include the election of officers for the ensuing year and the reading of reports from the heads of the various committees. This afternoons meeting will be the last event of the season for D. A. R. activities, the organization adjourning until it's September meeting.
 Reports from the delegates to the Continental Congress held recently in Washington also held a place on the program for this afternoons meeting.
 Boys Scout News
 The new Boy Scout troops are being organized in Kensington which will begin their activities in the near futuer. Troop 6. which has not been active for approximately year. will resume operations under the leadership of Paul Baker who has been attending the scoutmas- ter's School in New Britain for the past several weeks.
 A new troop will be formed under the leadership of Bolton Kasica post, Legion. which has delegat- ed Adolph w. Schultz to lead the local squad. The troop will bear the numerals 6s, which have been taken from the local posts numerals by request of Legion officials here. Both troops plan to send several delegates to the summer encamp- ment of the New Britain district scouts at Jobs Pond, Portland.
 The new troops bring the total of Boy Scout groups in the town to three. the Berlin Congrega- tional church troop recently being revived under the leadership of Emil o. Shjerden. who also attended the New Britain school.
 To Entertain NIinstrels
 Mrs. Henry Hooker of Kensing- ton has completed arrangements for house party to take place at the Hooker homestead on Saturday evening for the St. Paul Tabs min- strels in appreciation of the per- formance given by the local troupe for the benefit of the town nursing fund.
 Tho minstrels will meet at the Tabs hall, Kensington at o'clock and will mako the trip to the residence by automobile. An orchestra has been engaged and the evenings entertainment Xill include