New Britain herald., 1924-05-06

moved to Hartford, taking up their residence at 10si Asylum avenue, where he died yesterday, ct the age of C3 years.
 He was by nature a duiet man. If asked a question he would answer it to the best of his ability, but it al- ways appeared 10 be his policy 10 be good listener. lIs was graduated from Dartmouth college and one Of his Berlin friends today stated that there was no subject upon which Mir. Bradley could not talk intelllgently.
 He leaves besides his wife, three daughters by his first wife. Mrs. Rich ard Paul of Canton, Mess, Mrs. Gp- ton Of Salina, New Mexico. and Mrs. James Rogers of Berlin, New York, and one daughter by his second wife, Miss Janet Bradley of Hartford.
 Funeral services will be held from his late home tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock and from the Uniyersalist church. East Jaffory. New Hampshire, his birthplace. at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in East Jaffery.
 Real Estate Deals ..
 Willard I, filling Of Remington; has sold to F.. Allen Moore Of New Britain two pieces of land in Kentington bor- dering on property owned by Louis Mir. Moore has also pur. chased Of Mir. filling q section of land on Shuttle Meadow mountain.
 To Hold Dance
 Berlin Grange will hold ifs Annual May dance at the hall on Friday e,e- ming of this week. Extensive plans have been made for the affair and Ahlberg's orchestra Of New Britain has been secured 10 furnish music for the dance. There will be concert by the orchcstra at 1880 o'clock and Inc grand march will start at ol O'clock. There will be special prizes Tor fox trots and May Pole dance will be feature of the evening. It s expected that there will be a large turnout.
 Mrs. Raymond MessIcr
 Friends in kensington were gtieved to learn of the death of Mrs. Raymond Messier of Meriden, a for ner resident of this place. The funeral vas held this morning from her late | tome, 24 South George street. at 9:sO | o'clock, with services at st. Laurent's | ,hurch at 10 o'clock. Burial was in | t. Laurent's cemetery.
 Mrs. Messler had been married but short time and was formerly Miss Sellie Gazaniea. She lived in Kensine- | on for several years. She made her lome with her sister, Mrs. William Bernardo. She was about 24 years f age.
 Several residents Of Kensington at- ended the funeral today.
 Community Club Meeting
 The entertainment at the meeting | f the East Berlin Community club omorrow night in the basement of he East Berlin Methodist church is ! eharge of John r. Lewis, who ronlises to have several surprises for he members of the organization. A pecial feature will be given by ten iris. Games will Dc played and re- reshments serted. it
 savings Bank Report
 The annual statement of the Fer n Savings bank shows a ictsl. Of In deposits and a sur Jus Of s2s5.0o0 on January Of this ear. The statement has just been is- Ied. This is a decided increase over he figures Of last year. ss.seo,s1s.5s n deposits. and s200.00O on surplus.
 Items of Interest II Antoaio sisti. the IS months old son [ Mr. and Mrs. Patsy sisti of Ken- ngton. who underwent serious op- ration at the New Britain hospital ! few days ago. was removed 10 his ofne this morning by his father. If reported that the little fellow is set- ng along nicely.
 To Address Society e Mrs. Sherrod Souie Of Hartford will idress 9 meeting of the woman's s lssiobary society Of the Berlin Com s church in the church | iapci toHforrow afternoon at g rlock. All women Of the parish have f .en invited to attend. ti
 Tndergoes Operation VI Miss Tadtidga Chotkorski Of Ken sl lsion underwent an operation for pendiestis al the New Britain Gen il sI hospital yesterday. II Is report | that che is resting comfortably. fri
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