New Britain herald., 1923-02-05
Peter Rozl0wski.

Peter Rozlowski, of Kensington. a well known farmer, died Saturday evening at his home at the age of 52 years. Death was caused by ulcers oi the stomack.
 | Mir. Rozlowski was born in Poland coming to this country about 30 years ago and setting in Kensington, where he has lived since that time. He leaves one daughter and three sons. His wife died several years ago.
 The funeral was held this morning at S:30 o'clock from Sacred Heart church. New Britain. and burial was in Sacred Heart cemetery. Thomas Swain. Word has been received of the death of Thomas Swain of 19 Bar nett street, New Britain, this morn- ing. MT. Swain was for many years a resident of East Berlin and was well known there. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the B. c. Porter undertaking rooms at ? o'clock. S
 Girl Scout News.
 The Berlin troop of Girl Scouts Is cooperating this week with the New Britain troops in the Cookie Week" which the New Britain girls are ob- serving. Cookies are made by the members of the troops and sold, the proceeds to go to the formation of a Girl Scout band in New Britain. The Berlin girls are to make and sell the cookies this week.
 The regular weekly meeting of the troop will be held Wednesday after noon at 4:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Garner Goodwin.
 Pastors Message.
 Rev. Samuel A. Fiske of the Ber- lin Congregational church has issued the following message to his parish- toners regarding the Lenten season:
 We are drawing near to the Len ten season, which should be time of real spiritual refreshment for us all. The finer observance of Lent is not primarily in restrictions, but of the positive aspirations of the heart for truth and peace. Why should we not, each of us, make it a time for personal devotion and consecration? And let it be an honest, self-denying effort.
 "One avenue ready at hand is the Thursday evening meeting. Let us make it part of our program to come to church Thursday evenings until April 1, whatever the weather. The minister will do his level best to make it worth while if only the people will come"
 Weeks Program.
 The weeks program in the Berlin | church is: This evening at o'clock meeting of the Lo-Hi club at the Community house.
 Tuesday evening at 6:3O, meeting of the Central Congregational club at First church, Meriden.
 Wednesday, meeting of Woman's society with Mrs. Taylor 1t 3 p. m. Meeting of the Girl Scouts at 4:3O with Mrs. Goodwin.
 Thursday evening, prayer meeting tt 7:30 o'clock. Subject, ''Is It Easy 0 Be Good?"
 Friday evening. meeting of Boy Scouts at 2 o'clock.
 To Study India.
 The Woman's Missionary society of he Berlin church will begin the judy of the book, Building With ndia," at its. meeting on Wednesday Lfternoon. The subject for the day will be 'India's Heritage"
 Celebration Prepared
 Preparations are practically com leted for the 2Sth anniversary cele- ration of the Berlin grange, which ill take place tomorrow evening at range hall on Damon's hill Follow lg program of speakers and enter diners the annual banquet will be cid in the dining room. Those in harge Of preparations are expecting large crowd. Tax Collector Blod- cit of Hartford will be the principal peaker. His subject will be Tax roblems of Connecticut"
 Items of Interest
 Mrs. William H. Webster will leave aturday for a visit to her daughter Irs. Warren Deacon. in Nashville, ennessee. Mrs. Webster will be gone .veral weeks.
 Burnham Williams of Burnside, ,ent yesterday with First Selectman nd Mrs. George B. Carter.