New Britain herald., 1924-06-24
Grange to Durham.

Tam on Thursday night and will take part in Neighbors' Night observance by the Grange Of that place. A large delegation from Berlin will be in at tendance
 oicr 300 at Whist
 The largest crowd ever in attend. anee at whist in Berlin was present at the social held last night by the ladies of St, Pau's church at For r, tsters' hall. About 800 people were in tho hall, there being room for only .t9 nt the tables.
 Following is the list of prize win- ners; First prize, s5 gold pieces, Mary Skeno, Joseph Carbo: second prizes, Mrs. Barnard, vases. Hiiss Williams, cut glass dishes, William w. Pagan sox; third, Mrs w J. Pagan, water sct, Mrs Robert Corr, silk stockings. r. F. Louback, belt; fourth, Anna McKeon, Miss Henrich, towels. Harry Anderson, 10 pounds of sugar, John Cashman, carton Of cigarettes; Fifth, Charles McKern and Thomas Malar- rey.
 Other prize winners were the fol. lowing; Margaret Pollard. vanity case; Miss Hnmason, roastcr: Mrs. J. O'Leary, center-picce: Mary Balog, pereolator; Mrs. Burgois, crumb tray: Mrs. IEoo, five pounds of sugar: Ed. ward Malone, chocolates; Robert Fa- Fan, llk sox; Edward Kahms, pipe. Mrs. Mcintyre, five pounds of sugar; Robert Walsh, canned peaches: Mrs Humason, towel; Mrs Robert Erw.n, esnned peaches
 The grand prize was wen by Nrss Lucille Ryan of Mefiden. This was q handsome luncheon tray.
 Lawn Festival Tomorrow
 The lawn festival to be given by the Kensington Congregational church and Sunday school for the purpose of raising money to send two delegates to the summer conference at Storrs college. Storrs. Connecticut, will be held tomorrow evening at S:3O o'clock on the church grounds. There will be on sale strawberry shortcake, cof- fee. homemade candy. ice cream and soda. The orchestra of Everyman's Bible class of New Britain will be on hand and will render musical selec- tons during the evening.
 Giana Has Visitor
 Frank Nasi of the United States navy has been the guest of Paul Giana at his home in Kensington for the past few days. Mir Nasi Is a native | of New Britain and also lived in Hart | ford. He has been in the navy since | before the war and recently returned | from South American cruise. Upon | his arrival in Kensington he presented | l1r. Giana with a beautiful parrot | which speaks Spanish fluently. MT. Sasi is at present stationed at New i York city.
 Dance Tomorrow Night
 St. paul's T. A. E. society will hold | ! dance tomorrow night at s o'clock | If the Grange hall, Berlin. Music for | he affair will be furnished by the | r. 4. E. orchestra and dancing will | De enjoyed until F o'clock.
 stefano Bighinnatti
 The funeral of Stefano Bighinnatti. ate of East Berlin. was held this morning at o'clock from his home md at 9 o'clock from Sacred Heart .hurch. East Berlin. Burial was in t. Maryfs cemetery. New Britain.
 A solemn high mass of requiem was nng. Rev. Thomas I brennan of hartford, acting as celebrant. The ,al1 bearers were ]. Orsi. c. Mazzali. ;. MszzaH. Charles Mazzali, r. Gen. Iuzio and <. Ganzoni. The flower ,nsrrrs were John Co0neY. Louis Fri- dr4. Peter Angeifni and Renaido Ser valli.
 As the body was being borne from he cpurcb, Nearer. My God, To -bee." was rendered by Mrs. De More. oloist. and Mrs. Brunelle. organist. -bore vas a wealth of floral tributes.
 East Berlin Items
 The regular meeting of the Knights f Pvtbias will be held at their hall his evening.
 Miss Lena svitzgah1e has returned n her Iofnc in Bridgeport after pending the past few days as the mes, of her sister, Mrs. Edward -rsjchel st her home on Main street. Mrs. Alfred Powell has returned to CT home in west Haven after spend 1E the past two weeks ss the guest f Mrs. IilIfsn Andrews st her home n Mil street. A new play 'Billy's Bungalow" 1"