New Britain herald., 1924-10-27

children, Vinton L. Knight of the New Britain Trust Co.,; Mrs. Warren Spaulding of Ansonia and Carl vim ton of New York city, and three sreat-grandchlldren Miss Doris Vln- ton of New Haven and New York. Miss Elsie spaulding and W. spauld- ing, Jr., of Ansonia. g-..
 Mrs. Ninton was member of the New Britain Chaper, Order Of the Eastern Star, .,
 The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock from the home Of her daughter and burial will be in Spring Grove cemetery, Hartford. The First Reader of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, K. J. Eggleston, will offieiate at the services.
 Neri's Dog is Killed
 An English bull dog owned by Joseph Neri of East Main street, was run down and killed by an automo- bile said to be owned by Harold Day of Kensington, in front of Prior's Drgu store about 1 o'clock yester- day afternoon. MT. Neri was stand ing near the scene of the accident when it occurred and although he shouted to the driver of the car, he, according to Mr. Neri, failed to stop. The dog was well known to those in the center and was the pet of the children of the neighborhood. It was a little white faced dog and was valued highly by the owner. Mir. Neri has retained Lawyer Charles F. Conlon to represent him in the case.
 Palmer-I I.indberg Nuptiais
 A quiet wedding took place at the parsonage of the Congregational church in Unionville, Saturday eve- ming at o'clock when Miss Gladys Lind berg, dsught CT of Mrs. Alice Lindberg of 42 Forestville avenue, Plainville, became the bride of Elias PaVlmer of Unionville. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. MT. Baker of Unionville.
 Miss Lindberg is one of Plain ville's popular young women and was an active worker in the local Congregational church. She was a member of the church choir. She has been employed by the Peck Spring Go. Mir. Palmer is manager of Tillys market in Unionville. Aft CT honeymoon trip, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer will reside in Unionville.
 Sanford is Improving
 Howard Sanford of West Broad street. who has been seriously Ill with an attack of pneumonia at his home is slightly improved according to an announcement By Dr. J. N. Bull who is attending him. MT. Sanford has the constant attention Of a trained nurse.
 Accident Victim
 The condition of Frank Roshanek who suffered a crushed finger while at work in Trumbulrs factory, is comfortable today He is employed at the factory as a toomaker and he was treated by Dr. J. N. Bull. It was found necessary to amputate the member and this was accom- plished at the Trumbull hospital connected with the factory, by Dr. Bull and Mrs. Marcham, factory nurse.
 Overcoat Is Stolen
 Fred Hastings, well known local insurance man, had his oyercoat stolen from his automobile which he had parked in front of the Odd Fellows block on West Main street for the short space of seven min utes Friday night. Mr. Hastings drove up to the curb and left the car for the short space Of time and when he came out, he noticed the rear door open. He failed to notice that the, coat was gone until he went to get it later. He has noti- fled the police and an investigation is under way.
 Talk on India
 Mrs. James Baker of India will give a lecture this evening on her work for the past 25 years and present conditions in Ongole, India. The talk will begin at 7:45 o'clock and will be held in the lecture room of the Plainville Baptist church. The affair is free to all and the public is invited. Mrs. Baker is an interesting talker and has a wonderful knowledge of the cast.
 LaFOllette Speaker
 Wills Ballinger, director of the speakers bureau of the LaFollette- Wheeler presidential campaign, will speak tonight under the auspices Of Brock Barnes post, American Le- zion, in the post rooms on Whit ing street. He will present the is-