New Britain herald., 1922-06-15

The kensington Fire district ex- poets to have the water system con- nected with New Britain by the first of November and the Worthington district will connect with Kensington at the same time.
 For the past several days the Drs- coll Construction company of Torrng- ton has been at work laying the wat CT mains on Corbin avenue and the high road in the northwestern section of kensington
 Newark Man In Court
 Clarence E. Moore of Newark, New Jersey, appeared before Judge Gris- wold in the town court last evening on charge of speeding. He was fin ed S25 and costs, s15 of which was remitted
 Mrs. FL. Wilcox, President
 Mrs. F. l.. Wilcox was elected presi- dent at the meeting of the Women s Aid society of the Berlin Congrega- tional church held yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs. George Prentice. Mrs. A. B. Huston was named as vice. president, while Mrs. George Dodd was elected secretary. Mrs Francis Deming was named as treasurer
 The regular reports of the secretary and treasurer were read and approv- ed. Following the usual routine of business transactions the women were entertained at a picnic and supper served in Prentice's woods. About 30 women were in attendance.
 Old Penny Found
 While walking along the Beckley road, John Paul of that town recently found an old American penny dated in 1897. The penny is considered to be one of the oldest in the country and will be kept as a prize by Mir. Paul.
 Foremen's Club Picnic
 The American Paper Goods com pany Foremens club will hold a pie nic on Saturday afternoon and over ming of this week at the bungalow on the fishing pond owned by the fac tory. The picnic is an open one and anyone in town is invited to attend. slight admission will be charged to defray expenses ..
 The committee in charge is arrang- ing for an athletic contest between employees of the factory only. Prizes will be awarded. Refreshments will be served and in the evening there will he dancing at the bungalow.
 The tickets provide for free trans. portation from the kilhy house to the picnic grounds. Trucks leave the kilby house every half hour.
 Special Legion Meeting
 There will he meeting of the Bol- ton -kasica post, American Legion at the Y. VI. T. A. tt B. rooms this eve ming at o'clock.
 Dczzani--Pcntore.
 pretty wed ling was solemnzed yesterday morning at the St. James church in South Manchester when Miss Rose Pentore, formerly of Ken sington, became the bride of Peter Dezzani. The ceremony was perform ed by Father Timmins.
 The bride was attired in a white satin dress trimmed with silk shadow ldCt anu ptdTIS anu wore vel to match. Miss Irma Dezzani acted as bridesmaid and wore a white silk dress trimmed with rosebuds and hat to match.
 The best man was John Pentore. Miss Doris Pentore carried the brides train and the Misses Polly and Lola Fogliatti acted as flower girls. The couple left on a wedding trip to New York and will make their home in Oakland. California, where the groom is engaged in business.
 Following the ceremony the we'd ding feast was served under the grapevines. Miss Pentore was em- ployed at the Frank Fogliatti store while living in Kensington. Miss Margaret Flynn and Mrs. Frank Lardner of this town attended the wedding.
 Brotherhood Meeting.
 At the regular monthly meeting of the Brotherhood of the Kensington Congregational church to be held at the home of MT. and Mrs Gilbert Johnson on Friday evening. R. R. superintendent of Gchools will talk on The Problems of Ser lin schools"