New Britain herald., 1923-01-12

were recorded at the office of the town clerk during 1922. To Hear Lecture. Mrs. Kamba simango, native of Portuguese East Africa, will lecture before members of the Woman's Mis- sionary society of the Kensington Congregational church at 7:45 Tues day evening, January 16, in the church. Her subject will concern the habits and customs of her people.
 Mrs. Simango received her educa- ton in EranceMEngland and the United States. W February she will sail with her husband, who is a na- tive. of Rhodesia, to begin missionary work at 'Beira, on the east coast of Africa.
 The lecture promises to hold great interest for those who attend. Mrs. simango will appear in costume. She has spoken many times before audiences in this country. arousing enthusiasm wherever she has ap- peared.
 Farmers Club to Meet.
 The Farmers club of Berlin will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at the home of the president, Leon T. Hall The speaker Of the evening will be Benjamin Southwicll of the Hartford County farm bureau. He will deliver lecture of interest to members of the organization. Those in charge of the meeting are anxious to have as many members as poss. b e attend.
 Annual Meeting of Church.
 The annual meeting of the kensing- ton Congregational church will be held this evening. preceded by a SUD- per at G:30 o'clock, to which ali members of the parish have been in. vited
 At the meeting reports will be read ! and officers elected.
 Guiseppi Cariillo.
 The funeral of Guiseppi Cadillo of 1 kensington was held this morning at l o'clock from St. Pauls church, Rev. ]. c. Brennan officiating. Burial was n St. Marys cemetery, New Britain. Members of the Italian society, to which Mir. Cardillo belonged. attended he funeral in a body.
 Isaac Edward Allng.
 The funeral of Isaac Edward Alling l which was private. was held this af- ernoon. Rev John l.. Davis, pastor 'r Trinity Methodist church in New Britain. officiated and interment was n Fairview cemetery.
 The pail bearers were Newton Bald yin, John White, Dr. c. B. Erickson. Godfrey Holmquist, Anton Holmquist md Albin Holmquist
 Items of Interest.
 Mrs. Harold Stearns, while on a isit to relatives in Middletown ,es- erday, fell on an icy sidewalk and prained her wrist. She was unable 0 return home last evening.
 The regular weekly meeting of the peal troop of Boy Scouts will be held | his evening at o'clock. Important usiness will be discussed
 Plans are rapidly being completed |, pr the play which the local n. A. R. ha pter will give at the Town hall ext Wednesday evening. Benjamin Cashman, who has been l at his home with the measles, is ow improving.
 | llt fOftTlfn NtuD Dl tHt AllltIl- l. Tn Paper Goods Co. will give hist and dance at Lloyd hall, Ken !, ngton, next Friday evening. Snow falling from the roof of the Dme of Francis Deming yesterday a ternoon broke through the flooring u the back porch. causing consider ,le damage.
 The American Legion drive for. new o embers will start in the near future. n
 East Berlin Items. Commencing next Sunday St. Ga- " 'iel's Sunday school will be held at r I:15 a. m. instead of at 12 o'clock b ld regular morning service will fol- re " at II o'clock. "a The library will be open this eve- o' ng from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock Sr WI change of books. F.. The local members of the Roy or outs will attend a meeting Of their P' ,op at Berlin this evening. La Roland Turner, who has been man. SC CT Of the Wooiworth company's o' ire at Patchogue, l.. l.. for the Sa st year, has been transferred 10 GC nth Brooklyn. \. Y. He is spend- ; a few days with his parents. Mir