New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-02-19

coach of the STANLEY Works Factory
league basketball team, has been Sc
cured to referee the game. The team
scheduled to meet the local Scouts
next week is the Tigers of Kensington
who, in the early part of the season,
gave the Scouts their only defeat. The
BOYS club of Plainville would like to
arrange a game with the local Scouts.
The Plainville boys rank themselves
in the class with the locals and the
management of the Scouts is asked
to confer with Roy Acker, So Pierce
street, Plainville.
Harvey Nourse Discharged.
Harvey Nourse, of the u. S. Army,
who has been stationed in Texas for
the past eight months, has received
his discharge and arrived at his home
in Berlin. At the present time, Mrs.
F.. F. Nourse and daughter Helen are
i'll at their home on the East Berlin
road with influenza. Private Nourse
was a student at Wesleyan university
at the time of his enlistm ent and will
probably resume his studies.
Board of Relief.
The board of relief will hold it's
regular meeting Friday at the town
clerks office from to 5.
HUH monte.
Private William Hull, who has been
sta toned in France for over year
with the white enlisted staff, 3O1st
stevedore regiment, has written to
friends in town and informed them
that his regiment has left ST. Nazaire
and is en- route for Brest, which is the
main EN- barkation point in France.
Corporal Giovanni Genevsi of Ken
sington, another Kensi1gton youth in
France, who has been in the thickest
of the fighting around Chateau
Thierry, has also informed friends
that his regiment is moving towards
Brest and has hopes of receiving
sailing orders in the near future.
rendered a Surprise Party.
William Pearson of East Berlin
was rendered a theater party last eve
ming by a number Of young men from
Middletown. The dinner, which was
held at the Allyl house, Hartford, was
followed by a theater party. The
trip was made by automobiles. Pear
son has just been discharged from
the naval reserve force.
Sells Out to Movies.
George G.. WILDER of Meriden ave-
nue. is in receipt Of a letter from his
sister, Miss L. A. WILDER, who recently
left for Oakland, Cal, stating that
she is at present stopping over at New
York city, where after settling q few
business matters she will proceed on
her journey west. Miss WILDER states
that upon arriving at New Y DIRK she
was summoned to an interview with
manager of q m otion picture company
and after a business conference of
few hours she decided to sell her en-
tire rights to the play "Whispering
Hearts" and the deal was closed.
observation-disclosures.
The wedding of Rinaldo Sa rawalli
and Miss Ida Montavani of Christian
lane. kensington. took place Monday
evening at St. Paul's parsonage at
K ensin gton. Rev. J. c. Brennan. pas
tor of st. PauIs church, ted the nup-
tial knot and the couple left for their
honeymoon which is to be spent at
New York oity. The couple will re-
side in Kensin gton. Miss Montavani
was employed at one of the local fac
tories and Saravalli has Just been
discharged from the U. S. army, hay
lag been with the 301st trench mortar
battery which recently returned from
France after six months service in
that country. Saravalli is employed
by the Berlin Construction company.
Berlin Briefs
The kensington Boy Scouts will
hold their regular meeting Friday
evening at the home of Scoutmaster
Louis r. Goodrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brecklin Of
Kensington are being congratulated
on the birth of a son, Herbert
Misses Josephine and Adele Nun