New Britain herald., 1924-03-31
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church, Kcnsington. at o'clock. Rev. ]. C, Brennan will cificiatc. Burial will be in St. Mary's come .cry, New Britain.
 Joseph lIaflcy of New Britain has charge cf the funeral arrangements.
 Walk to New Britain.
 Keusiuston people have b"cn show ng their distaJtc for the present. troll by sch"dule put into effect by the Connecticut To.. but few have gone so ar as to walk until recently. About SD k \"nsing,on mon, who work in New Britain, are not satisfied with th" 3o- minute schedule between New Brit lin and Berlin and have shown that hey do not likr il by Inc fact that hoy arc walking 10 and from their work every day.
 lt doesn't take any longer than it rip in about go minutcs. walking at | moderate rate of speed. They gct ip T few minutes earlier in tho and start out "n maass.
 May Play In Nau2atuck.
 St, Panl's T. A. F. drum corps will iold rehearsal at tho hall in Ken ington tonight Following the re- lcarsal business rlc"ting win be icld, at which several Uff'rs to visit ,ut of town societies will come np or action. IL is expected that Inc members will nci faNorahly on an ,ffcr 10 play in NaugatucG in T few weeks.
 stuck in ihc Mud.
 puul Giana and his brother. John. ,royrd io be Inc rrnl friends in need ns: night ahout i2 o'clock. when arge touring rar hccamc stuck in hc mud n short distance from thcir lomc. They were awakened b" n ,angng on tlr door and found q nan from Hartford outside who said hat his car had become stuck in inc mud on inc High road and that he ould not gel it oui.
 The lScnsrgton BGsincss men went ,tcr 10 the rar and looked it over. [ was sunk 10 inc hubs in the mud nd presented 6 hopeless appearance. several lines wcre used to no avail Lni then neighbor was called out of ed 10 furnish a block and tackle for he work. Artcr much hard pulling he car was finally withdrawn. nut hn owner had become anxious 10 de- lart and one of the lows tool; him O Hartford. "You can have the car" Ie said upon departing.
 This occurrrrco merely go"s to how the roraition Of some Of Bor- i. streets present q sorry spectacle nd the high read is worse. accord Rg to hose who travel uvcr it regu- ,rly. II is expected that complaints i'll ba registered with First Select nan Carter about the conditions.
 st. Paul's Notes
 Rev. ". D.Cascy of Hartford will onduct The Tuesday etcning dayo- ions ct St. I'aul's church. kcnsing- on. tomorrow night at 7:S0 o'clock.
 There will Dc Sacred Heart devO- ions Ftiday morning at 6, and 7:s6 clock and Stations of the Cross will ] c observed Fritay night at 7:$e 'clock.
 To Confirm t50
 Et. Eev. John ]. Milan. will Cou- rm about 15n children at St. raui's hursh. Kcnsingtop. and Sacred Heart i hurch. East Berlin. on May IS. Thc | er,ices will be held at the East Bcr- in church at 2:3O o'clock in the aft rrnoon and at St. Paul's church at { clock. Extensive plans are being | 1ade for the confirmation exercises. |
 Tn Serious Condition.
 Mrs. John Mcintyre Of East Ber- In. who has been confined 10 the 1 fiddlesex hospital. Middletown. for everal weeks. is reported as being n a serious condition at that insti- ution today. Miss Margaret Kerrigan of ken- lngton is convalescing after her re- ent operation for appendicitis.
 "The American Indian" "The American Indian" will be ths ubject of the meeting of the Wom- ms Missionary society of the Berlin church at it's meeting | omorr0-v night at 7:30 o'clock at ] he parsonage. Mrs. Samuel A. l 'iske will net as hostess. The pro- 1 ram will be in charge Of Miss Fanny I iriswoId. The regular weekly prayer meeting l ill be held Thursday night at 1880 i |