New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
Rig Time Tonight.

Rig Time Tonight.
 Berlin Grange will hold a chicken supper. entertainment and dance this evening in its hall. Supper cooked by the women Of tho Grange will bc served from 6:30 until o'clock. Fol- lowing the supper there will he an en- tertainmcnt, most of it furnished by members of visiting Oranges. After tho entertainment dancing will start and will continue until midnight. The old fashioned square dances will be much in evidence. IL Is estimated that about 200 people will be in at- tendance. Many out Of town Oranges will be represented.
 Plan Christmas Anair.
 Plans are being made for a Christ mas entertainment to be held by, Ber- lin Grange. This promises to be one of the big affairs of the season. An entertainment will be provided. dancing will be enjoyed and santa Claus will also be present later in the evening. Nothing definite has been arranged, but the affair will probably take place December IS.
 Former Resident Dies.
 The following extract from the Eimira Star-Gazette has been con tributcd by a resident of East Berlin. Joseph F. Brown was a former resi- dent of East Berlin.
 Joseph F.. Brown. a structural en- gineer at the American Bridge com 1 psny's plant, died Saturday. septem- | ber 29, at the family home. b33 West l Gray street. aged 59 years. He was born in Norwich, where he spent his l youth and boyhood. In 1887 Mir. | Brown married Miss Virginia Root Of I Norwich, daughter Of Reumin II. | Root and Ruth Windsor. In 1890 he moved to East Berlin. Conn. holding a position with the Berlin Iron Bridge company. Al the consolida- ton with tho l.. E. Steel company he was transferred to the office in New York city In 1908 the decedent with his family to Elmira where he resided at the time of his death. Mir Brown is survived by his widow, and only child, Ruth Windsor Brown: a sister. Mrs. John Burrcll of Norwich: three brothers. Frank F.. Brown Of Firesteel. s. D.; Harvey J. Brown. Towaco, N. d.: Fred A. Brown. Nentnor. \. ]. Funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon. Oct. !. at { o'clock. The Rev. F. F.. Merring Of Heading NJ. F. church offi- ciated. Mir. Brown had been a mem Der of the official board at Heading church several years. Tuesday morn Ing the remains were taken 10 Nor wich for burial in the family plot in Mt Hope cemetery. Brief services were held in the chapel at the ccmc- .ery.
 tndcrgocs Operation.
 William William Of kensington un- ierwent sn operation at the Hart lord hospital yesterday and if is re- ported that he is resting comfortably Dr. Waterman Lyon of New Britain performed inc operation.
 Condition still Critical.
 The condition Of Martin Sudak of Buckley who was seriously injured Monday. when he fell or eas pushed rom an automobile truck on thr turnpike remains critical. if was stated It the New Britain General hospital oday.
 License Is Revoked.
 Town Cierk Arthur l.. Woodruff has ecoiyed word from John W. Titcomb. lent of the state board of isheriss and game. that the hunting lcense Of Mario Mariotti Of East Ber- In has been revoked and that he will Iot be entitled to another for a year Ie has been convicted Of violation Of he game laws
 RoII Call Is slow a It was stated today by Rev. Sam . ei A. Fiske. chairman of the Berlin :, ranch of the New Britain chapter. !, Imerican Rel Cross. that no more 2, have been turned in ince Monda, However. he said that nc Boy Scouts will probably have re- orts to make at the meeting of the -oop on Friday evening.
 Real Estate Deal. q The BodwcH Realty company has ts 1ld 10 Louis Nessella of Kcnsingtcn o lot on the old Berlin fair ground II roptrtg. q
 Item. pf Intcresf. B The Gin Seeuts met this afternoon |