New Britain herald., 1916-07-03

Flynn At that time various plans will sbe discussed. Various other commit tees will be announced in the course of the week.
 Confeggi- -Cichetti.
 ; Luigi Confeggi and Miss Carmella Cichetti were married this morning at g o'clock at St. Pauls church, Ken sington, by Rev. J. c. Brannan, pastor. The couple were attended by Michael Fortuno as best man and Miss Mary Paperalla as bridesmaid. The bride wore a gown of white tulle and veil covered with orange blossoms. She carried a bride bouquet of white roses. The bridesmaid wore pink crepe de chine and wore hat to match.
 After the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at the Cichetti homestead on Pennington road.
 Fourth In Town.
 Berlin will as usual observe a 'safe and sane" Fourth, this year. Many are planning to spend the day at the shore, while others will content them selves with picnics in the immediate vicinity of the town. The stores will be closed all day, but will keep open late this evening to accommodate their patrons. The tonsorial parlors will forego their usual Monday holi- day and keep open this evening until all the hirsute appendage of the town is scraped off. The Berlin post office will be opfn until o'clock and the following hones are announced for the Kensington office: 7:3O to 9:3O a. m. and 4:15 to p. m.
 Rural Business Increased. The rural route business from the Berlin post office has increased won derfully, since the inception of the route fourteen years and one month ago. Such being the case, many townspeople are at loss to under stand why the route was discontinued Friday Julius Woodruff had charge of it and was carrier during the en- tire period During the first year, 1902, 37,OO0 pieces of mail were de- livered, while in the last fiscal year between 175,OO0 and 1900 pieces were handled. The total number of pieces handled the month ending Fri day evening am ounted to IA, $40. Whether the new plan will prove eff fective, is agitating several citizens and the consensus of opinion is a
 
 signed in East Berlin last week, there have been several rumOrs af1oat that that district will be placed on the rural route. If this is done, it is thought a new rural route will have to be created Miss North has given the department it's own time to accept her resignation and appoint her sue ccs,:Nr and it is probable that this will IT. ,.,~ before fall.
 To Bts. Camp Medical Inspector. As H. (rlsWolG of Kensington l has accepted the position as medical inspector at Camp Tella- Wauket, RoN- l bury Vermont and will remain there 1 for the balance of the summer. The l camp is one of the largest in the 1 country and the position of medical ] inspector is very important one. Dr. 1 R. M. Griswold will have the assist ance of another physician, during his ] sons absence and is in communication with one at this time.
 l At the Churches. Berlin Congregational church. 1 Rev. Samuel A. Fisl<e, the pastor and 1 family will leave the last week in July 1 oA al automobile trip to Chicago. l Their object |oint is cottage on the
 shores of Late Mithigan. At the ser vices yesterday; the fC >wina 1 inducements were made;
 July. 2-Cp mmrnion service. July 9-Tbe pastor viii preach. July 16-sermon by Rev. Herbert l Macey of Newington~ssn exchange. July 23-The p4stoT~Vill preach.
 Vacation supplies been ar-