New Britain herald., 1928-04-04

Main street. She was 50 years old and the widow of William McClosky, Before coming 10 kensinEton she also lived in New Haven and New York. She leaves two sisters. Mrs. Hartnett and Mrs. NJ. Clacken, both of New Britain, Funeral arrange Inents are in the hands of Joseph Haffey, funeral director.
 Meeting This Afternoon
 A meeting of the Nice-chairman and women mem hers of the republ- can town committee of the towns in the fifth senatorial district is being held this afternoon at the home of Mrs, John Buckley of 62 Walhridge road, West Hartford. Mrs. Gather inc Burns. vice chairman of the state committee. and Mrs. Joseph Merritt. an active worker in the re- publican affairs of the state, are the speakers. Among those who are att tending the meeting from here are: Mrs. George Greene. Mrs. l.. Scott. Mrs. Henry Hooker. Mrs. Edgerly. Miss Marjorie Moore and Mrs. Paul Baker.
 Important matters concerning re- publican affairs in the state will be discussed.
 Discharged From Hospital
 Frank Cisz of Ill Lafayette street, New Britain. who was injured in an automobile accident at Upson's cor ner Monday morning. was discharged from the New Britain General hos pital yesterday afternoon.
 William Carey of Kcnsington, who entered the New Britain Gen cral hospital last week to undergo an operation for appendicitis, is resting comfortable and expects to return home tomorrow.
 Social Items
 Miss Elizabeth Meaglcy, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Mcagley of Worth ington ridge. is home from Russell Sage college of New York to spend the spring vacation with her parents.
 John Hodgson is spending the spring vacation with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. T. c. IIodgson. He is student at St. Johns Manlus academy.
 Samuel Fiske, Jr.. and Victoria Fiske are spending a few days with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Samuel A. Fiskc Of Worthington ridge.
 Rehearsal For Play
 4 rehearsal Of the cast taking part in the first act of the play which the Tabs will present in the near future will be held this evening at the Tabs hall in kcnsington. All those in this act are asked to be present.
 Plans Completed For Whist
 Plans are practically completed for the benefit card party which will be given by the women Of St. Paul's parish Easter Monday evening at Lloyd's hall for the benefit of the | organ fund. There will be whist. | setback and bridge games. Over 25 prizes have been contributed to- wards the party and will be award d the winners of the various games. | It is expected to be the largest | whist party of the season. The pub Ic is cordially invited to attend and l ! good time is assured all those who | are present.
 Church Services Tomorrow
 Noon hour services will be held | in the First church tomorrow noon. l Rev. Alfred D. Heininger will be Inc speaker. using for his theme. The Centurion"
 Lentcn services will be hold at he parsonage of the kensington Methodist church tomorrow evening 1t 7:3O o'clock. The theme for dis ,ussion will be Jesus and the Two Thieves" Rev. May B. Lord will 5fficiate. The Junior league will meet at the church in the afternoon It 3:45 o'clock. ,
 Holy Thursday mass will be cele- Drated tomorrow morning at o'clock at St. Paul's church. Ken sington. Confessions will be held 1 his evening".
 Tabs Meeting
 A meeting of the St. Paul T. A. | B. society will be held tomorrow .vening at the Tabs hall in Ken | sinEton. All members are urged to | ne present.
 East Berlin Items
 A picture program has been ar | 'snged for this evening by the | Community club although the de | ails of the entertainment are lack l