New Britain herald., 1921-07-14
sition in the New Britain to Berlin

tras2n, sltl1n in 1int the New Britain to Berlin
 It is not expected that there will be any change in the Berlin trolley route because of the jitney muddle al- though many people are wondering how long the Connecticut company Will Keep up the twenty minute sched- ules between the Berlin depot and the terminus on Berlin street. It is we'll known fact that traffic be- tween these two points is never very heavy and it is very seldom that the cars are filled with passengers be- tween the depot and terminus. In
 many cases it is more likely to be found that the cars are empty Desanlruis- Gazaniga. Arthur Raymond Desanlruis of Meriden and Miss Louise M, Gazini- ga of Kensington were united in mar | riage at St. PauPs church in Ken sington at o'clock this morning. Miss Nellie Gazaniga acted as brides
 maid. The ceremony was performed
 by Rev. J. c. Brennan. Following the
 wedding the couple left on a wedding
 trip to Canada.
 l Unemployment Situation Here. |
 lin appears to be at it's worst today with more men out of work at pres lent than at any other time hereto
 fore. The majority of the Kensing-
 ton factories have been working on
 shortened hours for some time and
 several men have lost work because of the present industrial depression.
 Many are of the opinion that things | will take change for the better in the future.
 A. P. G. Baseball Team. The American Paper Goods girls l team nine played the North and Judd girls at St. Mary's field in New Brit ain yesterday afternoon defeating
 their rivals by a 11-8 score Misses Viets and Colon were the batter
 les for the winners and Misses Lynch ] and Lambert worked for the Hard ware city team. Another game be-
 tween the two teams is planned for next Monday evening at St. Mary's field.
 l The score by innings follow: l r. h. e.
 American Paper 1O15103-11 16 2 North & Judd :. O051O11- 5 3 l The lineup of the team of girls 1
 s. Maungda, ss; Viets, c; S. Colon, 1b;
 l.. Stearns, 2b; M. Maungda, 3b; A. Viets, If; M. Balog, of; L. Rakaski,
 If; and Viets, p. The girls hold prac-
 tice most every night in the week
 and promise rival teams close con- i test. 1 Berlin Bits. regular meeting of the Bolton
 Kasica post of the American Legion will be held in St. PauFs T. A. B. hall lin KenSingtOn. All memb bers are lurged to attend this meeting as there lis a great deal of important busi- lness to be transacted.
 Il The regular business meeting anG . lsocial of the Epworth league of the lKensington Methodist church will be !, held with Myrtle Prior. at the home
 of Mrs. Beecher in Kensington this Ievening at the usual time, Fl George E. Prentice and family o1 Berlin street have left Tor the shore
 where they will remain for the sum.
 mer.
 B. M. Carter of Berlin is confined
 to his home with a serious illness.
 Francis Deming and wife attended the reunion of the Deming family held in Hartford yesterday
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Lund of BerIr Ihave returned from their wedding "trip and will make their home ir Berlin. Mrs. Lund was formerly Mis-. Fannie Ekman of Kensington. There will be a hearing in the Juvenile court this evening before Judge Griswold.
 Mrs. William Luby and daughter Mora, are spending a vacation al Ocean Beach.
 'E Catherine O'Meara of Winsted is visiting with Mrs. w. w. Pagan ot IKensington.
 Charles Grymshaw, a doctor at the IBe1levue hospital in New York city lis spending the summer with his fam. lily at their summer home in Ken. 7 ] The library will be open Frida, : afternoeA fnr the exchange of books;