New Britain herald., 1921-07-19

Cripples, on Sunday, was held from
It. PauFs church in Kensington at
o clock this morning. The boy was
fourteen years of age and had been
at the Newington Home for some
time. Six Of his kensington friends
acted as pallbearers, and the burial
as in ST. Mary's new cemetery. New
Britain
Marriage Thursday.
Luciano Valenti of kensington and
Josephine Bazzano of the same town
will be married on Thursday morning
at 1880 o'clock at st. Paul's church in
kensington. The ceremony will b.
performed by Rev. J. G. Brennan.
Lawn Festival Thursday.
Regal Review of the Maccabeas
have completed arrangements fo-
their annual lawn festival to be held
Thursday evening, July p, on the
lawn of st. Pauls Y. N. T. A. e B. So
cIety at Upson's corner. The commit
tee in charge Of the event has arranG
ed most interesting program for the
entertainment part. Ice cream, home
made cake and candy will also h
sold. The public of the town is cor
daily invited to attend this affair
which it is hoped will be the best eve,
held
Chamber of Commerce Talk.
A large group of prominent Ken
slngton men who are we'll posted on
the affairs and conditions in the town
have plans under way for the possible
formation of a Chamber Of Com
merce in the town of Berlin There
mas been a great deal of discussion
going on among the various people as
to the benefit the town would deprive
from such an organization. The good
work of the Plainville chamber is
being held up as an example for the
local orga- -ization.
1t is claimed that at present the
town affairs are divided among the
three sections of the town, Berlin,
East Berlin and Kensington. It is
thought that with a Chamber of Com
merce all affairs can be handled by
| this society for the three sections
A member interested stated that
peddlers are allowed to come into
Berlin from New Britain with a large
| store of supplies. He will empty {
| large part OF his load in kensinetor
taking the towns money out witt
| him. He pays a license to the Cit,
| of New Britain and the Town of Der
| lin gets nothing in return. 1t is pos
| sible that a chamber might avoi,
such incidents.
If such an organization as planned
is formed it is possible that the Ken
sinGton light question will be take
| over by it, as we'll as the water work
1 for the entire town.
| Grange Meeting Tonight.
| A meeting of the Berlin Grang,
! will be held at the socictys hall O
Damon's Hill this evening. A basko
lunch will be auctioned off after tn
regular business meeting.
| ChaUtaucua Here Soon.
| Plans are rapidly being complete
| by the committee in charge of tn
lChautau1ua to be brought here fror
August 20 until September . Thi
is the first time that any such forT
of an entertainment has been brough
to Berlin and it is hoped that it wi
prove a success in order to make
an annual affair.
| At the headquarters of the Chau
tauqua ir New York city several com
|
| ed praising the Community Chautau
lqua, the brand which will be brough
to Berlin. The following ia n lntto
received from tho committee in Ran
dolph. New York. where the Chau
taunua recently appeared:
i We, the undersigned, as guarantor
on the Randolph Community Chau
| tauqua contract for 1921, hereby wis
to express our appreciation and az
prevail of the work of the superin
tendent of the Chautauqua sesso
here last week. We found him to b
an excellent manager, and his cour
teous and gontlemanly attitude to a
concerned has won him many friend
| in this community. His enerceti
| work in helping to secure the Com
| munity Chautauqua contract for mex
year has earned tho gratitude of on
loca! committee. We take pleas
III commencing the Communit