New Britain herald., 1928-06-20

Paul 7, A. B. hall to take action on
a proposed testimonial to be given
TO Rev. Dr. Thomas brennan, who
has assisted Father John Brennan
for the past eight years. Rev. Dren-
nan. who assisted Father John Bren-
nan for the past eight years. Rev.
brennan was recently appointed as
pastor of church In East Hartford
Committees were form to take
charge OF each section In the parish.
A canvass will be taken among the
parishioners in the near future. The
committees will meet again Friday
evening.
Supper Tomorrow Evening
The Ladies Benevolent Sewing
society of the Kensington ConEre-
gational church will hold a straw
berry shortcake supper in the
church parlors tomorrow evening
at $50 o'clock A large assortment
OF holders and aprons will be on
display and may be obtained from
: O'Clock on. The society is look
ing toward to large gathering and
the public is cordially invited.
Graduation Exercises This Evening
A class OF SO from the Berlin
Junior High school will receive
their diplomas this evening at
Lloyd's Hall. kcnsington, at s
O'Clock. The diplomas will be pre-
sented by Professor Stanley Gaipin
of Trinity college. secretary of the
local board. and the address will
be delivered by Franklin L. Pierce.
superintendent of secondary educu-
ton in the state of Connecticut.
The adele Murray award, which
is given to the pupil having the
highest academic standing in the
graduating class. will be presented
to Miss Swanson. The presentat-
ton will be made by Mrs. Henry
Hooker, president of the kensington
League of Women Voters, the award
being donated by the league. Ad-
mittance to the hall will be by
ticket only.
Fire District Meeting
The legal voters of the Worthing-
ton Fire district will hold their
annual meeting tomorrow evening
at the Town hall. Berlin, at 8
o'clock to hear and act upon the re-
port of the officers, elect officers for
the ensuing year and to lay a tax
for the ensuing year.
Any other business that is neccs-
sary and proper to come before the
meeting will be transacted.
Game Postponed
The baseball game scheduled last
evening between the American Pa
per Goods of kensington and p. e.
i. Corbins Of New Britain in the In
dustrial league was postponed on ac-
count of rain. The next game on the
schedule for the local team is with
the Stanley Rule team on next
evening.
BeIIs 10 stop
The schools OF the town will fin
year will he brought to a close FRI
day noon when all of the schools
will close for the summer vacation.
Grapplcs to Draw
Young Hercules of Berlin and
Teddy. the Greek. Of Meriden. tug
ged Is minutes to draw in the
feature bout of the benefit wrestling
program staged at the City Hall au-
ditorium in Mediden last evening
before very small crowd.
The local boy appeared to have
the better of it most Of the way, the
Meriden boy contenting himself
with remaining on the defensive.
Hercules had his opponent in dam
ger several times but the Meriden
boy skillfully wriggled out. Due to
the fact that the bout was billed as
an exhibition affair. no decision was
rendered by the referee, Jimmy
Schiavone.
Making Elaborate Plans
Elaborate plans are being made
by the kensington League of Wom-
en- Voters for the garden cafeteria
and card party to be held at the
home of Mrs. Otto Youngblad. Blue
Hills. Kensington. on June 27.
starting at $3.50 p. m. Buses will
leave New Britain at 6:15 and $50
y. m and will stop within three
minutes walk from the gardens.
The complete program will be an
nounced later. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend.
Mr.. 1ouugblad's gardens have