New Britain herald., 1927-04-28
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incorporated. It purchased the kensington building last fall and since then has reconstructed the 1 building with view towards mak- ing community center of the structure.
 Among those who will appear In the entertainment program are Mary De Nicini. prominent New Britain singer, who will be accompanied by Israel Rosenberg, also of New Britain. on the piano. Paul Gasoline Of New Britain will give several So lections accompanied by J. R. Caso- limo. Professor Bodovinc of Wall inGford will also give several selec- tons.
 Mid.Week Service The regular weekly nlid-weck services of the kensington Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:3o o'clock, daylight saving time. Instead of a sermon. Rev. May E. Lord, pastor. will read a story. How John Pcrmewan Read the Lords Prayer" The story was picked by the pastor ns being Instructive to both young and old and q large at tendance is anticipated at the eve- nings service.
 Rev. Samuel A. F!ske, pastor. will conduct the regular mid-week serv- ices at the Berlin gregationat church this evNning at 1:S0 o'clock daylight savings time.
 Observes Birthday John Weber of Worthington Ridge Is receiving congratulations today on his 71th birthday which he spent at home. Mr. Weber is still hale and hearty and acts as caretaker at Miss Ruth Galpin's homestead.
 Last winter MT. Weber cut down and sawed into kindling lengths, a sizeable tree. feat which nearly proved his undoins as he was III for several weeks as a result of the strain. Before that he had not been i'll for nearly 10 years. He was born in Berlin on April 2S. 1850 in the old Bryan Atwater homestead, and has spent the greater part of his life in this town. He has q host Of friends in Berlin who visited him today with their greetings.
 To Plan Banquet
 The kcnsington Fraternal Bowl ing league will meet on Monday eve- ming at o'clock at Tabs hall, Ken sington, to arrange the date and plans for the annual banquet of the association. All team captains are asked to report.
 Still Slow
 One hundred dog licenses a day Is the quota which Town Clerk Ar thur l.. Woodruff faces with the closing of the allowed licensing per- iod. Of the 400 canines in town. only 200 have been licensed and but two more days are left for the dog owner to register his pup.
 Town Clerk Woodruff states that the last few days has seen an in- crease in demands for the tags but he Is at loss to understand the neg ligence of some 900 owners who have thus far ignored the calls for licensing. On May Dog Warden Henry Austin will begin his work on checking up on the unlicensed hounds, owners not providing licenses being liable to a fine after that date.
 Seriously III
 Selectman William II. Schroeder who was taken suddenly ill on Mon day afternoon while at work in his garden, is reported in a serious con- dition today at his home on Hudson street. Attending physicians are guarding against indications of pneumonia. His many friends are concerned over his condition.
 Crash on Hill.
 X car operated by Jud1ie l.. Lan- gren, proprietor of roofing estab- lishmcnt on Damon's Hill. Farming ton avenue. was damagei at about o'clock this morning when t was struck by an automobile driven by a New Britain woman. According 10 witnesses, Langren was turning into the driveway at his plant. making q left hand turn, when the New Brit ain car, unable 10 turn out soon enough, hit his machine. breaking a wheel and damaging his left rear