New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-24
ton. Burial was in st. Mary's GENE

ton. Burial was in st. Marys GENE
terry, New Britain.
The church was crowded with rela.
| tives and friends as Mrs. Moore wal
one of the best known and mos
popular women in the town.
The flower bearers were John
Malarney, Thomas Malarney, James
Malarney and John Hackett. The
pallbearers were James j. Fitzsimons
William w. Pagan, Daniel Malarney
William Malarney, James Malarney
and CHARLES Mckeon.
Rev. ]. c. Brennan OBLIGATED al
the mass. He was assisted by Rev.
DR.. brennan of Hartford, Rev. Pat
rick DAILY Of New Britain and Rev.
w. d. Casey of Hartford.
Agents Again Busy.
The state prohibition agents were
again busy on the Berlin turnpike
last evening from about $50 o'clock
until after II o'clock. They con-
fined their activities to the vicinity
of F1annery's corner. Although many
automobiles were halted the agents
failed to discover any cargoes OF
liquor. Last night marked the fourth
time that the men have been in
Berlin, two days and two nights be-
ing the extent Of their activities.
The method of procedure was to
come out in the middle Of the road
was hashlight, blow the whistle and
inquire whether any liquor was being
carried. In some cases the cars were
searched, but failed to reveal any OF
the forbidden spirits.
Nearly every car was stopped In
the search last evening and the
agents seem determined to discover
liquor If there is any in the vicinity.
Slight Accident On Pike.
A slight accident occurred on the
Berlin turnpike at Flannery's corner
last evening during the activities of
the prohibition agents. One OF the
officers stepped out in the middle OF
the. road. hating the first of long
line of cars. The car stopped sud-
denly and those Immediately in back
of it did the same. One farther back
failed to get the signal and crashed
into the rear end of the automobile
in front Of it.
The radiator on the rear car was
badly damaged and the lights we're
also smashed. The. first car suffered
no i'll effects. The second
rar was left in Berlin over night and
the owner who lives in Hartford,
took it home today.
Install New Lights.
The electric light company has ex-
tended the Berlin line north to the
Scibert farm to accommodate several
Land owners who desired to have
their homes equipped. There are
several more who wish the line to be
extended still further. Recently the
line was extended south as far as the
home Of Louis Edelson.
A new curbing is in the process of
on Berlin street from
Woodruff's store to the brook near
the Worthington school. According
to reports several have complained
because OF the fact that too few
driveways have been placed along the
road opposite houses whose residents
have automobiles.
The work was started last fall and
has been lately resumed after the
winter months.
northumberland Wedding.
The wedding of Alphonzo Bona
fonte Of Berlin and Miss Catherine
also of Berlin, will be SOL
Thursday morning at 9
o'clock at st. Paul's church, Rev. j. |
:. Brennan officiating.
George ID. Winchell.
The body of the late George ID. !
of kensington was removed /,
rom the vault at Fairview cemetery, !
New Britain, to the family plot at the !
Corner cemetery this after
loon at o'clock.
When young man Mr.. Winchell |
moved to Waterbury. where he be-.
anne successful In business. Later |
he numbering business appealed 20
him and he operated extensively
Llong that line in Haddam and nearby
owns.
In 1905 he bought a large dairy |
arm In Poland. Maine. carrying on
hat business for 10 years. Return I
ng to Connecticut in 1918 he made !
lis home at the Sherman Winchell
,lace in Kensington, where he died