New Britain herald., 1929-03-25

AS a result of this condition many did not vote in the final question Of the night. There is some doubt that the bonds would be bid for if they were offered for sale. as it is neces- sary that the meeting at which they be authorized be legal in every de- tail
 The school board will meet tonight at which the matter of the bonds will be discussed. The board will meet later with the committee elected at the meeting last Friday night. The committee Of citizens is as follows: R. 0. Clark, East Berlin. George Prentice. Berlin and J. !. Fi'zsimmons, kcnsington. II is un- derstood that they will meet with the school board as soon as can be ar ranged following the meeting ot the board tonight.
 There will be no action taken on the result Of the meeting pending the decision Of Judge E. r. Gaffncy Of New Britain. counsellor for tho town. II is expected that his decision will be complete in short time and upon that rests the necessity Of a revote of the question.
 Tri,NIi Society Meeting
 Al meeting yesterday Of th" Tripoll society of kensington II new members were taken Into the society This makes total Of "6 new members in the past month. Meet incs arc held in Fraternal hall in kensinston on the last Sunday Of the month. There will be no meeting next Sunday as that date is Easter and the society does not wish to conflict with church services on that date.
 Accident Not Reported
 No accident was reported to the Berlin police over the weekend but there is large amount of glass in the road near the Bruce homestead in the southern part of the town. Motorists who saw the glass at tempted to avoid running over it and caused their cars to sWerNe to the side of the road. In the past there has been considerable com- ment on the fact that no attempt has been made to clean up the glass and sharp parts of broken lenders following a collision.
 Lcnten service Tuesday Night
 Tuesday night combined meet ing Of the men and the women Of the kensington Congregational church will be held at the kensinG- ton Methodist church. The services will be at 7:45 o'clock. Rev. George W. C. Hill D. D.. Of the south speaker. All men and women are urged to attend as if will be the last of the series of LcHtcn services at the church.
 MiS>iOnar, supper
 There was large attendance at the meeting Saturday night when Miss Violet Mckamya spoke on the work Of the American Missionary in Africa. She gave a very interesting talk on her impressions Of Amerl- ca as compared to her own land. There was a large attendance at the supper which preceded the talk. The Women's Missionary society Of the Berlin Congregational church was in charge Of the affair.
 Harpist at VcsIar Services
 Miss Mildred Godfrey Hall rcn- dcrcd several selections on the harp Congrc gational church yesterday afternoon. There was a large at tendance and the music was greatly appreciated.
 Ientcn Service Wednesday
 A special Lenten service will he held at St. Paul's church in Ken sington on Wednesday night Rev. J. C. Brennan will be in charge.
 Methodist Ientcn Scrvkrs Beginning tonight series Of Lenten services will be held at the kensington Methodist church. These meetings will be held ca' T night at 7;45 o'clock. All members of the parish are urged 10 attend.
 Home I'rs m Hospital
 Mrs. John Santo-Piciro Of Ken sin2ton. will return from the New Br.;s.n General hospital where she has been patient for In past few weeks.
 East Berlin Items
 The WsslcNans will meet this eve ming at o'clock at the home of