New Britain herald., 1923-01-15

IS prODaDly due 10 the weather ana the difficulty of travelling. A telc. gram Is to be sent to Mrs. Simango telling her not to come.
 The lecture was to be on the habits and customs of the people of portu- guese East Africa, of which Mrs. Simango is a native.
 Berlin Church
 The schedule of events at the Der lin Congregational kchurch for this week is as follows:
 Wednesday, meeting of the Berlin Motherhood club with Mrs. Leland Gwatkin at o'clock. Girl Scouts will attend rally in New Britain at z o'clock.
 Thursday, prayer meeting in the church at 7:30 o'clock. Subject. "A Happy Heart" Meeting of the teach- CTS of the Sunday school at S:l5 o'clock.
 Friday. meeting of the Boy Scouts with Rev. s. A. Fiske at p. m.
 Miss Wclles to Speak.
 Miss Mary Welles of the Consumers league will address the members of the Berlin Motherhood club at its meeting Wednesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Leland Gwatkin. Her subject will be Child Labor." Members of the club are looking forward to an interesting lec- ture. All are invited.
 To Postpone Meeting
 The meeting of the Berlin Literary society, which was scheduled for tkis week, has been indefinitely postponed. The reason given was that the con lition of the roads will make it diff icult for people to attend the meet ng and will also make it difficult foi hc speaker from Hartford to come o Berlin.
 Funeral of Child
 The funeral of Mary Concetta Ma arc of kensington, who died Satur. lay, was held at 9 o'clock this morn ng from St. Paul's church, Rev. J. c. | Brennan officiating. Burial was in t. Mary's cemetery, New Britain | 'he child was about 16 months of age
 At St. Paul's Church
 A months mind mass for the raposc f the soul of Lawrence Dross will e held Wednesday morning at clock.
 Banns of marriage were published or the first time yesterday for Pas ualc Mangona and Rose Marine.
 Rev. Dr. brennan of St. Thomas eminary, Hartford, preached at the Q o'clock mass yesterday.
 Al al n, ovuac tl,o ,.or,,l, ! ons for the coming year were read. hanks were also given to the choir, rganist, Sunday school teachers, Sis ITS of Mercy of New Britain who ipervise the Sunday school, the omen who care for the altar and -nctuary and the collectors and embers of the corporation who l slped during the year. The mem ITS of the corporation are Mrs. John iniry and James T. E'itzsimons.
 East Berlin Items The Progressive Reading circle will eet at the home of Mrs. Charles art on Main street Tuesday evening. . Mrs. Richard Hurlburt and laugh r. Marguerite, of New Britain. spent turday as the guests of Mrs. Rich d's parents. Mir. and Mrs. T. r. rms. on Wilcox avenue. Oscar Benson is confined to his me on Grove street by Illness. Mir. and Mrs. Earle Hagen and ughter of New Britain were the ests of MT. Hazens parents, Mir. and s. Mahlon Hagen, on Main street nday.
 The Dramatic club will hold busi- 5s meeting at the home of Walter erdelin on Main street Wednesday sning at 1880 o'clock. All mem E are earnestly requested to be , sent. { James MaePherson is confined to {
 home in this place by illness. Benjamin Rentcheller of New Brit- was the guest of relatives in town 1day. Edward Porter of Hartford spentl iday at his home on Wilcox asonue. ir. and Mrs. Albert Hubbard Of ,ganum were the guests Of MT. bbards parents. Rev. and Mrs. D. Hubbard, Sunday. The Knights of Pythias will aiSt q st social in their hall Wednesia. ming at s clock.