New Britain herald., 1929-10-04

know how or what had happened.
 License Suspended
 Word was received from the de- partmcnt of motor vehicles that the license of Matthew O'Connel, of Ken sington, had been suspended for a year.
 Rally Day Postponed
 The Rally Day of the Berlin Con- grcgational church will not be held this Sunday as planned. Members of the junior choir of the church are travelling to Wallingford where they will sing in the Masonic home.
 KcnsinGton Congregational
 Sunday will be observed as religi- ous education day in the Kensington Congregational church. All teach CTS and officers of the Sunday school and all officers of the Chris tian Endcavor association are asked to be present in the church on this day.
 Rev. Philips to Return
 It is thought that Rev. Vernon Philips of the Kensington COngroga- tional church will return to Ken sington either today or tomorrow He has been away for the past week, attending the funeral of Mrs. Philips mother. Mrs. Philips will spend several days with her brother in Princeton, N. J., before returning.
 Divorce Action
 Mrs. Carmclia Masclle, through Casale and Casale, of New Britain, has brought an action for divorce her husband, Antonio Ma sclle of Kcnsington, alleging intol- erable cruelty. She claims alimony. The couple were married in Spring field in 1916 and have eight chil- drcn. Deputy Sheriff Papciak scrv- ed the papers which are returnable in the superior court the first Tues day in November.
 Legion Notes
 The auxiliary of the American Legion will hold a meeting in the town hall. on Friday II. This will be an important meeting at which officers will be elected for the con- ing year. SThe semi-m onthly get to- gether of the Auxiliary and the Le- zion. scheduled for last night was not held. The Legion rooms are as yet in no condition to hold the pro- posed socials. Last night members of the Bolton KasiCa post once again donnod fatigue clothes and paint brushes endeavorcd to improve the appearance of the new club rooms.
 Notes
 William Scott of Worthington Ridge, superintendent of the RuSsel and Erwin manufacturing plant, IS on a business trip to Cleveland.
 Miss Doris Gibncy teacher in the school, entertained the members of the Girls club last eve hing at her home on Church street, New Britain. The club is cOmpos- ed of several young teachers in the local schools and other young women residents.
 School Board to Meet
 The monthly meeting of the school board will be held this eve ming in the town hall. One of the questions disposed of will be the ap- pointment of a janitor to the Hub bard school, to succeed the la-e George Cole. There are several names being considered for the va CanCy.
 East Berlin Items
 Mrs. William BunCc and daugh- ter, Gertrude, have returned from their home in Brooklyn to spend the week end at Camp NOrthridg",
 The library will be open this eve ming for the exchange of books.
 The Wesleyans will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the Method ist church social rooms.
 The Girls Harmonica Band will meet next Monday evening at the regular Community club meeting. A prize will be awarded to the girl who shows the greatest improve mcnt in her playing. There are no restrictions as to the selections to be played.
 Church night or open house will be observed for the next six weeks at the Methodist church, Thursday evening to be the meeting night. A special program, educational, de and rccreational is being prepared for the series. Every