New Britain herald., 1923-09-04

companions said that he usually, car
ried revolver in his shirt and thai
the gun exploded while he was car
rying it, causing the wound.
DR.. Waterman Lyon of New Brit.
ain reported the death to the police
in New Britain and stated that tn.
man had lost about half of his blood
supply. Bishop was unconscious when
he reached the hospital and did not
regain consciousness.
Bridgeport Man Arrested.
Constable Frank Brown this morn
ing arrested Robert Perry of 1869
Main street, Bridgeport, on charge
of reckless driving. He will appear
in court tomorrow night.
To Redecorate Church
The interior of the Berlin Congre-
gational church will undergo a great
change during the next few weeks. as
it is to be entirely redecorated. ac-
cording to Rev. Samuel A. Fiske.
Rev. Mr. Fiske stated that the
pews and balcony railing will be done
in white with finish of mahogany.
modelling the work after the pointing
in many OF the old colonial churches
in New England. The pews and
woodwork are now of cherry. New
carpets will be laid the money for
their purchase having been secured
by the women of the parish by means
OF carpet fnno.
a considerable sum of money will
be expended in the work, as the in
te,:or of the building has not been
painted in about 20 years and is bad
ly in need of decorating.
while the church is being painted
services will be held in the chapel.
All-Kenshgtons Win
The All-kensingtons came out VIC
lorlous again Sunday. when they net
the strong Pirates nine at the percival
avenue field. The score in the ninth
inning was tie, SIS. Andrew Orsie
became the favorte of the hour when
he banged out a home run in the last
few minutes of the inning. making
the score 9-S In favor of the home
team. Hayes, rs usual. pitched
faultless game.
Mrs. RoHalya Gierymski
Mrs. Rozalya Gierymski widow of
Adam Gierymsld, died at her home in
Sunday morning from
heart failure. She was living with
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Chotkowski
Of Robbins Road. Mrs. Gierymski
was 81 years VI age and is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Chotkowski /,
and Mrs Ania 3. Szczepanik OF
D. c.; three sons. Leo
pold C. of Brooklyn, N. Y, Stanley F.
Of New Britsin, and Vincent w. OF
Brooklyn, MY. Tho funeral will be
held "Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock
1t st. Josepfs church, New Britain. |
and burial Will be in st. Mary's ceme-
cry.
Scricc Men to Meet
meeting fall service men and |
women has been called for this eve
ring at thf 7. A. 3. hall in kenslng-
on to plat some way of disposing of
he honorr roll which now stands in
'ront of tne Town hall on Berlin
street. Tie meeting is scheduled for
o'clock and the committee in
'harge believes 1t is the duty of all
who hawe been in the service to at
end the session.
taucus Next Monday
HenryC. Deming chairman of the
'epubictn town committee, All
morning that the repub-
lean caucus will be held Monday
,venirs September 10, at 5 o'clock.
laylit II saving time, in the town hall.
Som ptions for town officers for the
on a year will be in order.
ITO Have Rally Sunday.
tally Sunday will be observed at
- Berlin Congregational church
ptnber 16, 1t was announced to-
ny, One of the features of the af-
alrwill be the Sunday school pic
ssu which will be taken on the
hue la&n.
AT the Shore.
MEMBERS of the HENSON Hill club,
twly formed social organization In
asington, enjoyed an outing at
prt Beach over the weekend Labor q
~. Some of them will remain G
ERE this week. Among those who d
Ire present were Mr.. and Mrs. t
-ank H.. Clark and family, Mr.. and d
RS. James b. Ellsworth and family /
r. and Mrs. W. E. Hart and family,
+. and Mrs. Albert Fritzson and +
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