New Britain herald., 1915-07-19
l Moore. John A. Moore and Edward

l Moore, John A. Moore and Edward 1 J. Moore.
 i Funeral services will take place {, Wednesday morning at g o'clock at St. Paurs Roman Catholic church, Kensington of which MT. Moore was , a prominent member. Rev..J. c. Bren- nan will of1ciate at a solemn high mass of requiem following which ir-- torment will take place in the New Catholic cemetery, New Britain <
 The death of MT. Moore cast a sShe VI as s4i 1iked hy lii. \ He was ofe of the qffest Aprominent ~m members of St. Paul's T. A. & B. society having at one time filled the ofice of presi- dent He had also distinguished him. self as a member of the Tabs drum corps. ;..:- MT. Moore has held important of~ fees in Court Matta abessett, Foresters of America, in which he took an ac- l tive part as a member.
 Born in Kensington, where he lived l all his life Mr. Moore was known to 1 most everyone in the place. Before being taken i'll he was employed as a 1 lineman.
 Celebrates Seventy first Birthday. l 4 l E. Penf.eid of East Berlin celebrat-
 ed his seventy-first birthday yester- I daly The affair was very quiet only l relatives being present. Among those
 present at the gathering, which took
 the form of family reunion. were l Major Walter c. Penfield and wife
 and son, Jesse, of Bridgeport. Major Penfield is manager of the Reming- I ton Arms and Ammunition company I of Bridgeport, where strike is now
 in progress.
 MT. Penffeld although seventy-one
 years old Is in the best of health and l spirits He formerly worked at Peck, Stowe and Wilcox factory which at
 one time had a plant in East Berlin. He retired about eight years ago.
 Mrs. Carlson Tn Serious Condition. I Mrs. Ainief Carlson, of Kensingtor Il today, lies in al semi conscious con- l lition. at the New Britain General I hospital suffarlng from concussion o1 I the brain, her Jeff eye Is badly bruised Il and her body Is covered with scratch sI es and cuts, as result of being run into by an automobile driven by 1 George Anderson of Berlin.
 The accident occurred Saturday
 night at about 1o o'clock in front of
 Charles Gulong's home In Kensingtor I 1t is said that Anderson was driving
 car at slow rate of speed when the
 woman stepped directed in front o1 his car Before he could bring tho
 machine to stop 1t hit her. Drs. R
 M. and M. H. Griswoid attended tho
 woman and ordered her removed te l. the New Britain General hospital.
 Sewers Tendon In Finger. Antonio Petresi. employed at stiie: and Reynolds briekyard met with 2
 painful although not serious accident this morning at the yard when piece of steel which he was han,fnerins flew up and severed tendon above the third sknueiSls Of his right hand
 Drs, M. H. and F. Nj. drisweit
 were called ta attend the man hnt it was found advisable for him tt i, go to the New Britain General hes |, pital where they took several stiteis es' in his hand.
 Briefs,
 f |s4 Arthur ChaigfeH, twelve year, e old boy of New Britain badly sut hi
 foot yesterday when fas stepped ou
 of the Railroad pond iR which h;
 had gone sWirnining. f5s was attend
 ed by pr. George H. Dalton of New :, Britain.
 n l The Misses Eieans. and HeieR As pinwall are sojourning at Indian Neck e Miss Glars Bateiaeiies. Was ha }, been visiting Ar. and Mrs JoAa 2