New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-11-16

band, William Henry Seward Morgans,
two daughters, Mrs. John G. Barrett,
Jr., of Hartford and Mrs. Harry B.
Horne, also of Hartford, and three
sisters, Mrs. George Hadley, Mrs. H
P. Richards and Mrs. Samuel Stearns,
all of New Britain. Private prayers
will be said at her late home at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon and the SER
vices will be held at the Kensington
Methodist church at 2:30 o'clock.
Rev. E. f. Lounsbury will officiate at
the services and burial will be in
Fairview cemetery, New Britain.
Mirante-Col
Mary Deli Coli and Paul e Miriam
tie were married at st. Paurs church
yesterday by the Rev. j. G. Brennan.
Louis Mirante, a brother of the groom,
acted as best man and Miss Lena
Mirante, a sister, was bridesmaid
The bride was gowned in white crepe
de chine and carried a bouquet Of
roses. The couple will reside on
Franklin street, New Britain
May Make An Arrest.
That there will probably be an ar
rest before the week is over of the
driver of the car that ran down Mary
China last week was learned today
w. H. Gibney has been Investigating
the case ever since the night of the
accident and has learned that the car
belongs to T. e. Johnson of Bridge
port, carrying the number 1862. The
girl was returning from work and had
alighted from trolley car and
was going around the rear end
of it when the automobile
bore down upon her and she was
forced into the gutter to avoid being
hit. All would have been well if her
sister had not followed her around
the rear of the car and the driver in
order to avoid the latter turned out
but in doing so struck Mary. She
was badly bruised about the shoulders.
Sons of Veterans Meeting.
The first meeting of the year of the
Berlin Sons of Veterans association
will take place next week Thursday at
the home of Arthur BUSHNELL At this
meeting plans for the winter will be
talked over and some kind of a pro-
gram made out. Judge Griswold is the
president of the association and Ar
thur Bushnell the secretary. The
| annual election of officers will take
| place in February.
Foresters Meet Tonight.
ers will be held in Foresters' hall on
! Pennington road this evening. The
meeting should be of more than ,ordin-
| ary interest to the members as John
| Fitzsimons will read paper on
THE Lives of the Governors of Con-
necticut Up to the Present" AS Gov
| ernor Holcomb has just been re-
| elected it will be we'll worth anyones
time to hear the history of his life
as we'll as those of the past and all
| members arc requested to attend this
| evenings meeting.
Bowling Tonight.
All bowling fans around Kensing-
ton will journey to New Britain this
! evening where the championship Of
Kensington will be decided on the
| Aetna alleys. The Gingerbreads are
to tackle the Bottle Alley five and as
there has been the greatest of riv-
airy between the two clubs for the
past two months a hot contest may be
expected. Captain Sol Brown of the
Gingerbreads says: THE boys are in
good shape for this contest and will
/ win without doubt On the other
hand Capt. Jack Thomson of the Bot
ties states: The boys are full of con-
fidence and will go right out and
take the first two games" The Gin
gerbreads are the ruling favorites at
the present time.
Bowling Club Supper
The East Berlin Bowling club will
ming where the members will be en-