New Britain herald., 1924-11-21

JOIlH AlIlIyp NTS. II1WdTu lIdFuDcT, Mrs. Joseph Doughcrty, Mss Padclli, Miss Rose Kiniry, Miss Florence rerrotta. George W. Sullivan, Ed ward Lardner, Phillip NJ. Pagan and Paul C. Giana.
 Weddings Approaching
 Two weddings of interest to Ken sington residents will take place at St. Paul's church within the next two weeks. The first, on Thanks giving Day at o'clock in the morn ing, will be that of Joseph Rocco of kensington and Miss Elvira Guim- bola, also of Kensington. Another wedding of interest will be that Of Charles Vigra of New Britain and Miss Rose Marieni of Kcnsington. Mir. Tigra Is chef at the Burritt hotel in New Britain.
 Finger is Amputated
 Charles Mott of Berlin is getting along nicely, after having one of his fingers amputated. Mir. Mott was afflicted with blood poisoning and 1t was necessary to amputate in order 10 prevent the poison from spread ing.
 Bowling Matches Tonight
 The Kensington bowling teams will meet tonight at the Casino al- lcys for their weekly battle. The contest is progressing hot and heavy and excitement runs high among bowling enthusiasts. All teams in the league are making a good show ing and each is battling nightly for the prize at the end of the season.
 To Check Up Red Cross Work
 The members Of the Kensington troop of Boy Scouts will meet this evening at 7:45 o'clock at the home of Scoutmaster Paul G. Baker. A request that all scouts be present has been made, as the work of checking up on the Red Cross drive will be done.
 It Is reported that the drive Is progressing satisfactorily In all dis tricts of the town. The Berlin troop has charge of the work in the East Berlin districts and reports as to the progress of the work will be made in the near future. The boys have been busy all week, making house to house canvasses in order 10 secure as many memberships as pos sible.
 Roselle II. Mcaglcy
 The funeral of RoselIe II. Mcag- Icy, son of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Meagley of Berlin street, will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from the Berlin Congrega tional church. Rev. Samuel A, Fiske will officiate and burial will be in Maple cemetery
 Daughter is Born Word has been received that a daughter has been born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lyons Of West Hart. ford Mrs. Lyons is well known here, being the former Miss Jose phine Scott of Berlin. She was for several years organist at the Sacred Heart church in East Berlin, Mir Lyons is a Hartford attorney.
 Parrot Attracts Attention A parrot owned by Paul Giana attracted q great deal of attention in Mir. Giana's store today. The bird talks fucntly, cries like baby and can whistle and laugh to perfection It also has, as one of its accom- plishments, the ability to cough like a human being
 Large Crowd Expected
 A large gathering is expected al tho whist and dance, which will be held tonight at Lloyd hall, by the Kensington Athletic club. For those who like to play whist, ample op' portunity will be given, but the danc- CTS will also be provided with a chance to enjoy themselves to the strains of Mckeon's orchestra.
 East Berlin Items
 The local members of the Boy Scouts will attend a meeting of theiI troop at Berlin this evening.
 Philip Nase Of Middletown is visit ing at his home on Wilcox avenue
 The lades of the Methodist churcf arc planning a supper to be given 1T the church basement Wednesda! evening, December 3. from 6;50 tt s o'clock.
 Mrs. l.. N. Root of Main stree ' spent Thursday in New Haven.