New Britain herald., 1928-03-23

tended the fifth senatorial district republican convention held in Plainville yesterday.
 To Hold Tea
 Mrs, Sidney M. Cowles is giving a silver tea for the Missionary society of the Kensington Congregational church at her home on March 27 from to o'clock. All ladies inter- ested are invited.
 Petition of Bankruptcy
 A petition in bankruptcy has been filed in the United States District court by Pasquale B. Gianaotto, a building contractor of Kensingtou. The petition was filed yesterday through Irving L. Rachin of New Britain.
 Choir Rehearsals Tomorrow
 A rehearsal of the junior and church choir Of the Berlin Congre- sational church will be held tomor- row evening at the church. All members are asked to be present.
 Meeting Of Legion
 4 meeting of the Bolton kasi post. American Legion. will be held this evening at the Legion hall in kensington. A discussion will be held on the membership drive. 9th CT matters of routine will be taken Up. All legtonnaires are expecttd to be on hand.
 Visiting Parents
 Samuel Fiske. Jr,, and Victoria Fiske have returned home from col lege for the weekend and are visit ing their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Samuel 4. Fiske of Worthington Ridge.
 Meetings Last Evening.
 A meeting Of the committee in charge of the card party that will be held at Lloyds hall on Easter Mon- day evening for the benefit of the organ fund at St. Pauls church was held last evening at the home of Mrs Ryan. Plans for the party were discussed. X large unfinished sewing chet, which was made by Edward Ives as prize for the party. is on in the window of Giana and Ronketty'e store on Main street, kensington.
 Routine business was discussed last evening at the meeting of St. Paul's T. 4. E. society. The drive for new members will continue for a few weeks more.
 Old Fashion Dance
 An old fashion dance will be held at the Blue Hill Community house tomorrow evening. These dances are proving very popular. Tomorrow nights affair will be an invitation event.
 To Give Benefit Dance
 Tomorrow evening at $ o'clock at Fraternal hall in kensington will be ] benefit dance under the auspices of the Italian Fraternal society. The proceeds of the event are 10 be used owards defraying the hospital eX- penses of d mother who has been to the hospital for q long period and has the additional wor- .ies Of eeycn small children i'll the home. The women of the society nave struggled for months 10 aid the 'amily in their trouble but the bur len has been almost too great. Many people and merchants nave rendered assistance in the past md their help has been greatly ap- ,recia.ed
 East Berlin Items The meeting of the Parent-Teach- ITS association last evening at the Hubbard school was well attended. he evening being given over 10 the by the pupils of the grades. At a short business session a. committee for slate of officers to be brought up at the April meeting was chosen. The committee S as follows: Regal Morse, J. A. Mrs. G. E. DalbeX. Miss Ma abelle Barnes, Miss Edith North rop. The program by the children ions. piano solos and practical consisted of group singing. recita demonstration of school work. The program was not especially prepar- I'd for the occasion but was rather m exhibition of regular school that are of daily occur 'ence. Those taking part in the en- were, Nedra Lawrence. sina Coeteceque. Doris Taylor. Jeanette Ensing. Irma Pia, Eleanor Virginia Dalbey. June Cobey. 1 sophia Sansero. George Dsmorc, 1