New Britain herald., 1924-07-15

neral or guard of honor for the body at the funeral.
 Corelli served overseas with the 22nd division and saw activity in bat tie.
 Children's Night Tonight
 Berlin Grange tonight will turn the entire evening over to the children and will make real "Children's Night" of it. There will be songs and stunts by the children and the meet ing will be open to friends of the grange. The program is in charge of the committee, Mrs. Garner Goodwin, Mrs. Matthew Griswold and Mrs. George w. Tryon. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 8 o'clock, day light saving time. The children are expected to be at the hall at 7:30 o'clock, daylight saving time. Re- treatments will be served following the entertainment and there will be no business meeting of the organiza- ton tonight.
 Grange Committees
 The names of members of the grange committees have been an- nounced. They are, charity commit tee, Charles M. Weldon, Mrs. Laura Austin, Mrs. George J. Reed, Joseph L. Wilson, Leon G. Hall; executive committee, Joseph l.. Wilson, Edwin B. Adams, George J. Reed; home eco- monies committee, Mrs. George J. Reed Mrs. Edward l.. Michaels, Mrs. Claude w. Stevens; membership com- mittee, George J. Reed, Mrs. ELS worth, George w. Tryon, C. M. We don, Leslie Watkins.
 Attend Reunion
 Postmaster Sidney M. Cowles, Mrs. Cowles and their daughter, Miss Lois Cowles, yesterday attended a small family reunion at the home of Rev. Edward Upson Cowles, son of MT. and Mrs. Cowles. There were about 25 relatives present. A large family re- union is held each year and will proo- ably be held this year.
 King Recuperating
 Stanley King, who severely cut his left hand when the windshield on ms car broke Sunday, is reported as De- ing much improved under the care of Dr. A. J. Goodwin. King was on his way home from Meriden with his family in the afternoon and in order to keep the rain out of the car dur ing an approaching thunder storm. he cndeavored to close the windshield.
 The windshield broke, inficting an ugly gash in his hand. He was attend- ed by the Kensington physician, who took three stitches in order to close the wound.
 Shoulder Out of Place
 John sintipetro @ Kensington, bad ly wrenched his shoulder the night before last and 1t was found that It was out of place. He was taken to pr. Goodwin who reset the joint after administering an anaesthetlc. lhe doctor returned to his home and upon reaching there, received a phone call to the effect that the man had again thrown the joint out of place while coming out of the ether. This neces- sitated another trip.
 It was said that Sintipetro had been fighting with another man ana twist to the arm had done the dam age.
 Items of Interest
 Joseph Wilson of Kensington mas returned from a trip to East Hafnp- ton. ,.o
 MT. and Mrs. George W. Tryon have ret,rned from a visit with friends Tn Middletown. c. F. Carnes has returned from vacation spent in New Jersey.
 Plan Commanders Visit
 Members of Bolton-Kasica post American Legion, are making exten- siye plans for the official visit or E.. Percy Armstrong, state commander or the organization, tomorrow night. The meeting will be called at o'clock at T. A. B. hall and all serv- icemen are invited and urged to at tend so as to make this visit of the commander, his first, pleasant one.
 All members of the post are re- auested to bring their discharge pa pers to the meeting, so that work may be started on making out the bonus 
 Sisti-GumgoIa Nuptials
 The wedding of Joseph. A. Sisti. of Kensington and Miss Nora Antoinette Gumgola, also of Kensington, will take place at St. Paul's church, New ington, on August 21, it was an- nounced today.
 Mir. Sisti is associated with his