New Britain herald., 1923-02-12

east of the bridge on the road, one of the horses slipped and fell. He lay peacefully in the road with his eyes closed. After much work on the part of the driver and his helper the ani- nal was brought to its feet and the sleigh moved along.
 All went well until the team got to the road that leads to the railroad sta tion, just before going under the rail- road bridge. Here the horses again slipped and fell. It was not anxious to rise and lay quietly for about ten while several men vainly at- empted to get it up. The horse again closed it's eyes and rested it's head on the road about two feet from the troll ley tracks and even the passing of a car did not cause it to change it's posi- tion or give any sign of life.
 Rizatti-Tellia
 Archimedi Razatti of Mount Yer non, N. Y., and Miss Della Tellia of were married Saturday afternoon by Justice of the Peace F. N. Bacon of Beckley. MT. Rizatti is ] furrier in Mount Vernon and Miss rellia was formerly employed as a 
 Banlllski Funeral
 The funeral of Felix Banulski Of Berlin was held Saturday afternoon rom Sacred Heart church, New Brit l lin, and burial was in Sacred Heart | that city. MT. Banulski left ! large family. He was q farmer dur ng the many years he lived in this own and was well known.
 Strectcr Speaks
 Frederick V. Streeter of New Brit in, veteran of the Civil war, spoke 0 pupils at several of the Berlin chools today. Mir. Strecter's talk in- luded many interesting "reminiscences f Abraham Lincoln. During the last avs of the war he was stationed at alexandria, Virginia, and secured a ass to go to Washington on the day hat Lincoln was shot. With several ther young officers he attended 'ord's theatcr on that night and wit essed the tragedy.
 Mir. Streeter also told of several attes in which he took part and { escribed Washington and other cities I 5 they were during the war. He had { ith him several passes .ssucd 10 him :. hen he was granted leaves of ab- ,nse during the war.
 Returns From Florida.
 Max Sugenhime of East Berlin, sta- on agent at the Berlin depot, has turned from St. Petersburg, Florida, here he has been spending the past rec weeks. Mr. Sugenhime re- 'rted that the air was chilly at mes while he was there and he was ten forced to wear an overcoat.
 Land Sales.
 August Bergstrom of New Britain ls sold to Anna c. Darlgren of Ber- l four houses and lots in East Berlin st north of the Methodist church. Adele Pannicco of New Britain. has Id to the American Paper Goods ). house and lot situated in Ken lgton.
 Berlin Congregational Church A meting of the Lo-IIi club will be Id this evening at o'clock in the house.
 A meeting of the Woman's Aid ciety will be held at the home of IS. Damon on Wednesday afternoon o'clock.
 The Girl Scouts will meet Wednes- y afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The regular monthly meeting of the rlin Mems Bible class will be held ednesday in the community house s o'clock.
 The subject of the prayer meeting
 Wednesday evening will be: ''The te nse of Mission Ii The Boy Scouts will met Friday ol aning ats7 o'clock. oi
 Items of Interest W A Valentine dance will be given at ange hall tomorrow evening by the h, & G. club. Music will be fur st he'd by the Alpha string orchestra fir New Britain under the direction of gi n Parker. Dancing will be en- ed from until 12 o'clock. nj The Berlin Savings bank was closed te ay. to
 East Berlin Items ge Jr. and, Mrs. Frank Bacon of Meri- ha i were the guests of relatives in dr m Sunday. NJ iiss Bernice Tryon of Middletown, 70