New Britain herald., 1927-05-09

The Ladies' Auxiliary will pre- sent "Those Husbands of Ours, a one-act play by Jessie A. Kelley. The cast includes Miss Katherine Mckeon as Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Paul G. Baker as Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Adolph Schultz as Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Frank Mckeon as Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Leon Hall as Mrs. White, Mrs. Grave Nentres as Mrs. Green and Mrs. Norman Bigelow as Mrs. Black who has to laugh.'
 Society Meeting
 The women of the parish of tho Berlin Congregational church have been extended an invitation by Mrs. Carrie Shaw of 172 Black Rock ave- nue. New Britain for Wednesday afternoon. May II at o'clock when she will entertain the women of the Womens Aid society. Those not go- ing by automobiles are asked to take the 2:S0 o'clock bus to insure prompt arrival at the meeting.
 Library Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Ken sington Library association will be held Thursday evening, May 12 at s o'clock at the Peck Memorial li- hrary. The reports of the commit tees and the annual election of of ficers will be held. All members are asked to attend.
 Second in Meet
 Running slow second to a run away from Lewis High school track team Of Southington. the kensins- ton Boys club managed to annex nearly 40 points in the County Y track meet held at Trinity Field, Hartford, Saturday afternoon.
 While they managed to get only four first places. two of the mem- hers of the local squad hung up new records, one falling to Negri Of kensington in the $ pound shot put event and one falling to Read Of East Berlin in the r pound shot put. The results of the meet were as follows:
 Junior division; Running broad jump. D. Ncgri. first: V. Lewis, third: running high jump, Rich, East Berlin, first, C. Lewis tied for second place. Eight pound shot put. Negri first with a new record of 42 feet ' 12 inches: 44o yard relay, kensington team. second.
 Senior division: 12 pound shot put. Read of East Berlin, first with a new record of 37 feet s 5-S inches. Total: 39 7-10 points for the local team.
 Taking into consideration the necessarily abbreviated practice and the lack of a local field for the training of the local athletes. Ken sington officials of the organization are greatly encourage by the show ing Of the local future Olympic stars
 Funeral of Josephine Julian
 The funeral Of Josephine Julian, 14 year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Julian of Christian Lane, who died Friday night at Mercy hospital, Springfield, Mass. after long illness, was held this morning at 9 o'clock from St. Paul's church, kensington. Rev. John c. Brennan, pastor. ofliciated. Burial was held in St. Mary's cemetery. New Britain.
 Besides her parents she leaves brother, Max, and a sister, Mary. She was born in Berlin and would have graduated from the Worthing- ton school this June.
 St. Paui's Church
 Masses were celebrated at 5:S0 and 7:S0 o'clock this morning at St. Paurs church. kensington. by Rev. John c. Grammar. pastor, in connection with the 40 Hours Devo- tions. Masses will be said at the same time tomorrow morning with Father Brennan in charge.
 Drum Corps Visit
 The St. Paul Tabs Fife and Drum corps journeyed to Naugatuck Sat urday evening where the St. Fran cis Tabs were hosts to 12 other corps from parts of New England. No competition marching or con cert playing was held. the only prizes going for the baton swingers, first award being won by Major Morrisey of Bridgeport and second going to Major Harvey of Middle town. Major Clarence Walker, lead CT of the local corps and New Eng land champion. did not enter the competition. The corps made the trip by bus from this town.