New Britain herald., 1923-09-07

team. The subject of hall repairs was
also taken up and discussed, but nc
action wfll be taken until the next
meeting.
Albert Ronketty
Albert Ronketty, aged As, died yes
terday at Scranton, Pennsylvania. Mr..
Ronketty was we'll known In Kensing-
ton, having been resident of that
section of the town for many years.
In the Pennsylvania city he was en-
ployed as foreman by the Stiles and
Reynolds Brick Co., q position held
by him for the past ten year.
He leaves wife, two daughters and
two brothers. Funeral arrangements
are as yet incomplete. The body will
be brought from Pennsylvania by j.
M. Curtin and Co., undertakers, and
no arrangements will be made until
it's arrival.
Peach Crop Not Unusual
The peach crop from the Blue Hills
section this year is proving to be a
reasonable one, although there will be
no bumper" crop, it was stated this
at the home of one Of the
prominent peach growers in town. The
work of picking and distributing the
'ruit has already begun and truckloads
are seen passing through the streets of
kensington bound for the distributing
points.
Grapes Coming In
Several Kensington dealers have re-
,eived shipments of grapes. This is an
unusual occurrence, as the crop does
lot usually begin coming in until Oc-
ober. 1t was stated this morning that
he crop is unusually early in some
sections.
Grange Fair Plans
PanS are already well on the way
or the Grange Fair which begins next
week in the Grange hall, Berlin. The
is at work decorating the
lall and expectations are that this
ears event will far surpass all other
airs given by the Grange. Exhibits
lave already been spoken for.
Daughter is Born
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Schroeder
f Hudson street are receiving con-
on the birth of a daugh-
err; Dorothy Jean. Second Selectman
Schroeder Is now a proud
rand dad.
A daughter, Nelen. has been born |
0 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bakja of
Automobile Sales
40 y-nn
flee of the town clerk seven people |
ave bought automobiles in Berlin
uring August and so far In Septem-
er. They are Louis Carasinco. Jim
lie Pecorelli, Anthony Bahamas,
homas Prighonatti, John Augustson,
ave Geroni and Mrs. Sophie Sutow-
XII.
Return From Camp.
Edward Bolles, Claude w. Stevens,
=. Edward Carlson and Clayton
evils have returned from two
eeks' camping trip at Twin Lakes.
hey heartily enjoyed life in the
.eat out-doors' and are already
aiming to make the same trip next
,ar. They motored to and from the
Ike.
Real Estate Deals.
Adolf Oswald has sold to Alexander
Id Catherine Sonnenberg 20 acres Of
nd on the Meriden turnpike. The
nd was formerly a part of the
Irvis farm property.
The Bodwell Realty Co. has sold
Edward Navelle lot No. 10S on the
srlin Fair ground property.
Items of Interest.
Harold Stearns is spending vaca-
IN at his home on Berlin street.
Mrs. H. N. Galpin and daughter,
nth, have returned from vacation
ent at Indian Neck. /.
Stanley King of the American I
per Goods Co. and Claude Beng
IN of the Monument garage are on {
motor trip through Canada.
]. M. Murray is at Cape Cod.
Miss Adele Murray has returned ,
I'm a vacation spent at the Ocean 1
,use," Watch Hill. Rhode Island. /
The library will be open this eve
lg from 1880 to. $40 o'clock for r
; exchange of books. t
Mrs. Marjorie Bailey and son, Les g
spent Thursday as the guests Of n
! and Mrs. Howard Johnson at
.ir home In New Britain. Mrs.
nnson was formerly Miss Esther