New Britain herald., 1919-05-22

was stuck in the water. The loss of the milk was estimated at $2OO.
 Farmers report that many crops which had been planted in the low lands have been entirely ruined and will have to be replanted
 Tabs Fair Closes.
 The T. A. B. annual fair came to a close last evening. The committee in charge reports the affair, was a financial success and the wheel com mittee announced that several hum dred pounds of candy were sold
 Last night being drawing night, the program committee did not secure an entertainment. The canvassers turned in their books and tickets, and the drawing resulted as follows: Choco- late set, Margaret Flynn; set of silver knives and forks, Daniel Malarney; s2.50 gold-piece Catherine McCor- mack; So goldpiece, x. Moore; fancy vase, John Kilduff; casserole, Myrtle Prior; cut glass, May F.. McAboy; barrel of flour, Charles M. Ronkettey: umbrella, J. Bernardo; shaving set and box of candy, John Delorey; box of cigars, W. $. Harding; half-ton of coal, C. M Mckeon; candy and fruit, Frank Giana; food chopper and shaving set, Robert Corr; carving set, Walter w. Battey. Cash prizes: s25, blanck; s5, Acorn, Meriden; s1O. blank; s5, Acorn. Meriden; s1o, McGee; S5, George J. Corr: s1O, blank; So, Albert Plumbo; $25, S. klizzman.
 Invitation to Drum Corps
 St. Paul's Fife and Drum corps is in receipt of an invitation to attend the parade in Meriden on Memorial Day and is planning to accept. The corps will in all proba bility parade to the Maple cemetery in the morning. There will he a rehearsal of the corps next Monday evening in St. Pauls parish hall.
 To Give Organ Recital.
 Mrs. Edna Shaw Damon, organist at the Berlin Congregation church, will give an organ recital tomorrow evening in the church parlors. She will be assisted by Miss Rhea Massi- cotti, soloist at the Asylum Hill Con- gregatlonal church, Hartford.
 Mrs. B. K. Field.
 Funeral services for Mrs B. K Field will be held tomorrow after
  dence here. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church will officiate and interment will be in the Maple cemetery.
 Sanado-DcNIanao Nuptials.
 Joseph A. Sanado, son of MT. and Mrs. Stephan Sanado, of New Britain, and Miss May Rose DeMahao, daugh- ter of Raffaldo DeMahao, of East Ber- lin were married yesterday in St. Pauls church by Rev. J. C. Brennan, pastor. The couple will reside in Fla st Berlin upon returning from a honey moon trip.
 Campaign Progressing. Mrs. Charles M. Jarvis, chairman of the Salvation Army campaign, re- ports that the drive is progressing 2 we'll and that it is expected Berlin will reach it's $300-before to- morrow evening. The solicitors of each district report that people are giving generously and there will be no need of factory canvass. Rerlin's 1 total up to last night was nearly S10O. The noon-day rally which was | planned to take place a the Ameri- 1 can Paper Goods company today was | cancelled.
 Wrestling Bouts Tonight. | Al VentreS, the local grappler, will meet the Pacific Coast champion, 14S- pound class, this evening in a finish bout in Foresters' hall. Roth men | have been doing some hard training and good contest is promised to the | fans. There will be a preliminary match between Kid" Hercules and