New Britain herald., 1923-03-29

tinued for two weeks when Sheehan
was arraigned before Judge George
Griswold in the Berlin court last eve
ming.
The witness for the state, Frank
w. Osborn of West Haven, was not
able to be present. Mr.. Osborne was
injured when the accident occurred,
sustaining injuries to his head and
leg. g..
Sheehan figured in an accident at
Flannery's corner last fall, when. a
truck of which he was in charge,
smashed into trolley car, causing
injuries to a man riding. with him
which necessitated the amputation Of
one of the passengers legs.
II Last of Services
The. final special Lenten service was
held at the Berlin Congregational
church last Sunday evening. Thee
pertinent carried on in that church
with THE Lenten services proved to be
great success. BY the good attend
ance each Sunday evening such ser
les was shown to be of great interest
to the people. Well known church.
men of all denominations take part in
the services and it is expected that
next year and in the years to come
there will be more of these services
all over the country. 1t was at first
thought that Dean Ladd of the Ber-
kelley Divinity school, Middletown.
evening. but because of other en-
gagements he will not be able to at
tend. .-
Rev. Samuel A. Fiske has issued
the following statement to members
of the congregation regarding the
services.
I'VE are under a very, real obliga-
ton to the Federation Of Churches for
making possible for us in Berlin the
high privilege we have enjoyed on
recent Sunday evenings. No one
could fail to be impressed by the in
spring and informing address that
have been given, or by the sincere de-
sire of our leading scholars to bring
all Christians together in the intelli-
gent understanding Of Gods truth.
Let us evidence our personal apprecia-
ton of all We have. enjoyed and give
our support and encouragement to
the president in the effective work
the Federation is doing in Connecti-
cut"
The series, was made under the aus
pieces of the Federation of Churches,
of which DR.. Rockwell Harmon Pot
ter. last Sundays speaker is president.
The series of Sunday afternoon
study classes also came to an
end last week. They were under the
direction of Mrs. Marsh of the Ken
nedy school of Missions. Hartford.
With the Town Clerk
Birth certificates were received at
the office of the town clerk today an
the birth of a son, Sebas-
tiano, to Mr.. and Mrs. Guiseppi Buc-
cheri of Berlin on March %, and a
Agnes, ITO Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Marriott Of East Berlin on March
26. --..,5.- H. .,n
Return From South
Frank l.. Wilcox has returned from
his recent trip to Florida. Others ex-
pected home in the near future are
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Dodd, who
arrived in New York today from Ber- |
muda. Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Gwatkin
will return from Florida in a few
weeks, after spending several weeks
at one of the resorts there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold l.. Judd will return from
Florida, some time in April.
Palametle Ferrari
The funeral of Palamede Ferrari Of
East Berlin. who died Monday morn
ing at the Court street hospital, New
Britain. was held this afternoon at
$3.50 from st. Paul's church, Kensing-
tom Rev. ]. c. Brennan officiating.
Burial was. in st. Mary's cemetery,
New Britain.
Duck Caught In Ice
Motorman John Kenny reported
His r,nnrninry that he saW a wild duck