New Britain herald., 1927-01-21

and first hen awards. In the Blue Bar class he also was awarded first cock and hen prizes and took first hen prize in the Smoky Blue Bar class and first cock prize in Blue Bar class. ....
 Woodruff took prizes in the Bald Lead Tumbler class, anneAing first cock and first hen prizes, The Jacob- ins class went to the town clerk with first cock and hen awards and he also took the first cock and hen prizes of the Turtle Dove class.
 Nickerson Nuptials
 Miss Jennie Pagenetti of New Britain and Tracy Gordon Nickerson of Christian Lane were married Wednesday at St. Paul's church by Rev. John c. Brennan, pastor. The couple will reside on Christian Lane. The bridegroom is an employe of a local brickyard and was born in Nova Scotia. The bride is IT years old, special license being needed for official sanction because of her age.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Ken sington Congregational church will be held this evening at the church, supper being served at 6:30 o'clock in the church parlors, followed by the business meeting. The reports of the various committees will be read at this time and other new business will be submitted. Two deacons will be elected at tonight's meeting one for 8 term of two years and one for three year of flee.
 The Kensington Congregational church has an enrolment of 164 members at the present time, of which 100 are women and GA men. Eleven new members were ad- mitted upon confession of faith and three were removed by death dur ing the past year, Henry Hooker, Jason J. Graham and Deacon Sam uel A. Hart all having passed away during the month of August.
 The church has experienced a successful year during 1926 and the first weeks of 1927. Increased membership and a successful can vass during the winter have en- couraged the church fathers con- siderably and hopes for banner year for 1927 are being held.
 Program Arranged
 At the first regular rehearsal of the Tabs minstrels, held last eve- ming at-Tabs hall, Kensington, a definite program for the event was arranged. Z Bob Pagan has been chosen to act as interlocutor and a special overture has been ar ranged by the directors of the show which is promised as being sure of knocking them dead in xheir seats. An appeal for more talent is being sent out as the To- cal organization wants to put over an epoch making event on March 1, when the affair will be given. A full chorus is needed to carry through the high standards which ave been set for the minstrels.
 Birth Certificate
 Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff has received the birth certificate of Leonard Slimsky, son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Slimsky of East Berlin avenue, who was born yes- terday Leonard is the sixth child of the local couple.
 Marriage License
 The town clerk has issued 8 marriage license to Wladislaw Poprelarczyk, son of MT. and Mrs Frank Poprelarczyk of. Beckley, and Miss Sofy Matysrewski of this place. The young man is vel known as member of the Amer ican Legion here.
 What They're Doing
 Miss Nancy Hooker was rendered a birthday party by her friends at her. home in kensington on Wed. nesday evening. About 20 of hel playmates attended the celebra. dons.
 The Kensington Fraternal Bowl. ing league will meet this evening at Rogers Recreation building New Britain, for their weekly Sc, ries game, All team members are requested to report.
 Legion Meeting
 Bolton Kasica post, American Legion, will meet this evening al Legion hall. Kensington. at