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New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
HAD BAD LUCK

'i had a running sore on my leg for nine years, tried all kinds of salAes had several doctors treat it- eNen had il cut io the hone and scrap. sd-nothing did any good l was told % lFs l'elersan's olnlmeaii ussd three hokes and my leg is entirely healed and smooth as nay other les Thank ing you very much for what it has ,lans for me, Yours respectfully, $. il, frablree, alas-A Olive street, St. Louis Mic" ] cents a box,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
Jmige i'ak, Delegate.

 lhe Federal Hill green was over. flowed,
 Judge re,k, Delegate,
 Judge Epaphrndilus Peek left sat- nfday from Montreal, where he will hs \ delegate this week lo lhe ses- sions of ihe Commercial Lawyers as. soriation al it's national gathering. Following the convention, Judge and Mrs, Peek will spend several weeks on a tour of canads, including a trip along lhs ssgusnay river, Auto Cases settled Several auto collisions took place about the city yesterday due chiefly to the heavy traffic, several partici- parts Of collisions were in the police station this morning but prosecuting attorney found that the evidence in all Of The eases did not warrant arrests and the eases were left 10 be settled eivilly.
 Thomas Finan Of Torrsville and Gottlleb F, Radun of sI Lewis street were ln collision on Terry,ille road. Both cars were damaged 10 some ex- tent.
 Charles Blasky Of 3f Jacobs street and Otto shelter Of Burlington ave- nne were in collision at the corner of North and West streets. ".
 The continued cases of stephen Will cox and Walter Wartszhow who were arrested as the result Of an auto &C., cldent Of June 2s. were nolled by Prosecuting Attorney Mather upon payment of costs.
 Building Permits Issued
 Superintendent Of Public Works Oscar Anderson has issued building permits to the following: Anthony smith for the erection of three family house on Grdley street to cost s?,o0o; Henry ]. Hawkins for the erection of an addition to house on Irving street to cost $40: Ernest Braun for the erection of two car garage on Villains street: Felix Se- bloski for the erection Of four oar garage on Cottage street. and Joseph Porter for the erection Of a three room bungalow on the Maplewood tract.
 Property Transfers
 Edmund and Wanda Fink have sold to Josephine Kilmek property on Vol colt street. Josephine kilmek has deeded a half interest in the above property to eGorge Kimek.
 Joseph T. Donovan has sold under bond for deed a lot on Lexington stret to Mary Lairgnc.
 Katherine Kellegher has deeded to Cornelius kellegher property at the corner of Race and Valley streets ,in- cluding buildings and property on Lake avenue and Middle streets.
 Many Marriages During June
 June was a record breaking month for the number of marriages in this city when there were 40, according to a compilation of statistics at the office of the city clerk. There were 66 births in the city during the month. which was an unusually large number. The number of deaths was low there be- ing only 20. "A
 Marriage Licenses Issued
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele has saued marriage licenses to the follow ng: John Henry Hes of 196 North Main street and Elsie Mary Draper of ,94 West stret; George Garland Will 'ox of 20 Elm street and Miss Leona ;dna Bachand Of 2S Judd street Will ie Brauchand of 2S Crescent Drive md Angelina Nannasse of IT Memorial Boulevard. Gustave Betke of <ew York city and Amanda Manke f Divinity street
 Bristol Briefs
 
 Joseph O'Connell of Pleasant street lsited friends in Holyoke, Mass, on unday.
 Judge and Mrs. & Russell Mink aye returned from Branford. where hey have been spending several days { their summer cottage.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14

tered ial0 hslRssa the pes eHiss l dsnaTlmeRt aRd AgTOn r EegFTs, 0NneF ef the presfRi site 0f the post eftlee, stll go into effect on Neines- day, Jniy l6. The leass Nas given la
 MF, Rogers who, seeorglRs 10 ne, [ auirsmenis, is having the place reno, Hated la gite additional iiaaT space l0 the workers iheFs and is for ,hs neNl ten years, Work on alterations Is progressing, hut owing i0 illRess which has ineapaellated Ar naw, the eonlraeieT ths mans tN have an work completed hg "Wednesday have hsen held up
 si1Ie To tInsa The stores ef lainNile viii e'nsa as usual on "Wednesday afternoon of this week according iN ihs summer schedule adopted hy ali The merchants Of ihe town, This Will he followed throughout the summer months hy all the merchants and will give ihs clerks in the siares chance for a half holi- day during the summer months, i'lsin,iile liriefs
 Mrs, Feldt of inc Madel Shop on Whiting street is enjoying q weeks vacation at oakland Reach on Long Island sound.
 The Nssuns elnh will meet al inc home Of Mrs, Isabelle Pheipsmon hieyele street, this evening at C o'clock,
 Miss Ruth Ryder iefl yesterday nn a two weeks visit ta Detroit, Mich. She will he the guest of Mrs, William Justin who was before her marriage, Miss Margaret Fitzgerald of Plain. vile,
 E, s, Gwillim of the r, E, M, Co, Is Naeaiianlng at Association Islands Henderson, \. ', He Will return on July 2s.
 Miss Gertrude Lyman of West Main street is spending a few weeks as tho guest Of her brother, nr, Jay E. Prior of Boston. Mass.
 Misr Dolly stan'cy iS spending months vacation with friends in inc Bronx, New York, She left for tho city yesterday accompanied by her mother.
 Mrs Ernest Tarrar and daughters, Katherine and Virginia. Floyd Still man and Kenneth Woodruff. spent the weekend at Point O. Woods
 Mir and Mrs. Frank X, Hart and son Chester of East Main street, left today for weeks vacation at Pine Grove. Mantle.
 Mir. and Mrs. Glenn V. Radcliffe have returned from their wedding trip and have taken ID their resi-. dence at i5 Park street.
 MT. and Mrs Arthur Hin and daughters Marguerite and Marion. are spending a week at their cottage at Short Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Grayson and son Horace, of Tomlinson avenue. notored with party of friends from New Britain to Savbrock yesterday.
 Mrs. Lagoy of New York is The guest of her daughter. Mrs. James Roswell, at the Maplehurst on West Main street.
 Rev. Charles s. Wychoff. pastor of | he Plainvlle Congregational church, eft on his annual vacation yesterday. te Will camp in Canaan, New Hamp- hire.
 Dr. George F. Cook of St. Francis 'ospita', will open an office in Neri's block on July 22.-advt.
 Cottages at Indian Neck. reasonable 'rices' Tel. Plainville 1SS-14.-advt
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE
 Nerl Bros. have received ths fol- towing letter from the state food and dairy commissioners; Samples of ice cream taken at your place by an agent Of this department on June c5 ana analysed by the Connecticut Agri- cultural Experiment station had the lo'ioWing results;-Sample of vanilla Ice cream 14.2 per cent butter fat. Other samples shows 14.o per cent butter fat. The state standard for ice cream is per cent butter fat and for frult ice cream per cent
 Very truly yours,
 THOMAS HOLT,
 Commissioner"
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14

The cooperative movement was in- augurated in 1s44 by 2s flannel weavers of Rochdale. England. as a means of relief from existing un- employment and high prices.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
NOTICE.

The household furniture in the late home of ". D. Dunham. Hudson g.. Berlin, will be sold Tues, July Is, from a. m. to 3 p. m.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
Chief iscl,lcn Ava,

Chief Ernest F. llclden has left for Montreal, Canada, where he will at tend the national gathering of police chiefs this. week. Accompanying him on the trip is Mrs. Belden. During his absence, Captain Thomas F. Guckin Is acting chief of police.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14

he Federal Hil green was over.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-14

pr. George F. Cook of St. Francis hospital. will open an office in Neri's block on July 22.-advt.
 Cottages at Indian Neck. reasonable prices. Tel. Plainville 13S-14.-adyt
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

Campbell, Mrs. John Hagearty, Mrs. James O'ISrien, Mrs. A. c. Sundberg, Miss Lynch. Miss Mary Gaffney, Miss Katherine O'Leary, Miss Mary McIn- tyre. Mrs. Philip Bardeck, Mrs Romeo Grise, Miss Leila. Byrne, Mrs, Edward Hannon, Miss Anna Skritul- sky. Miss Mary Tutles, Miss Anna Romyko, Mrs. Prosper Tomasoni, Mrs Angelic Paonessa.
 Ticket committee Mrs. Joseph Woods, Mrs. John keevers, Mrs, Patrick Ringrose. MrsA James Corbly, Mrs. John Tarrant Mrs. Thomas Smith. Mrs. William Forsyth. Mrs John lgoe, Mrs. Anna kelch, Mrs. A. ! E. Mordccai, Mrs E. J. Doran. Bridge committee Mrs. Frank i Kent, Mrs simon Luddy Mrs. John l McCabc. Mrs. H. F. Brown, Mrs. T. w. HinchIiffe, Mrs. Mary Mcguire Mrs Joseph Began. Mrs, "Mortimer Judd Mrs. R. F. Gaffney Mrs. Joseph Halloran, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs James White Miss Ella Ferguson, Mrs. T. w. Grove. Mrs. J. E. Downes, Mrs n. A. Coughlin. Miss Esther Mo Cabe, Mrs N. Hannon, Mrs. William Mangan.
 Whist committee Mrs. Patrick Ringrose, Mrs. John Kcevers, Mrs. Nj. l Cream, Mrs Thomas Cranley. Mrs, { William Grace, Mrs. James OLeary.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
City Items

A special meeting af whls' com mi,thn of New Britain chapter Of Conn. Council of Cathonc Women will be held at T. A. R, hall Monday eve. al 7;S0. Members are requested io make rct1lrns for tickets.-adVt.
 Joseph nolco of 39 Rhodes street reported 10 the police that his bicycle was stolen from the Stanley Works yard this morning.
 The '. w, H. A. will hold a regu- lar meeting in tho club rooms at Unit ed Hall on Main street Monday eve ming at o'clock.
 A spare tire and rim were stolen from machine owned lay Andrews, Swift X Co. in the eastern part of the city this morning,
 Boys living in the ncighborhood of the North S, Judd factory have in- 'icted considerable damage on the factory's premises at the corner of stanley and Franklin streets. Tn" police have been asked to keep the boys off the premises.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
New Haven Man Sent to
 Jail From MiddletOWn

MiidlotoWn June Michael Nutilc. 2. Of Green street. New Ha- Nen. was sent to jail for Is days and given se0O fine with costs in city court today for transporting liquor. Nutlc was arrested by state officer White, V ho is on duty at the Portland Bridge after 936 gallons Of alcohol had been found under furniture with which the truck vas laden. Tho officer passing through south Main street noticed an odor of alcohol and looked the truck o,er. Nutie said he got the load at MNslarIN. k. ].
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
NOITt E

The legal vorers of the To"n ol Rer1in are hereby notified and warned that Special Town Meeting will he held in the Town Hall. Thursday. June Ia, i924. al o'clock D. m standard time tu hear and act Hpon th. recommendation of inc Town School committee tu purchase land and to erect q two room brick school house in the Blue Hiljs district. aud if deemed advisable to make an apprp- priation for tho same.
 To hear the report of th" commit fee on the Soldiers Memorial tablet. To arrange for the untciling Of inc said Soldiers Memorial tablet and to appoint inc necessary committee. To transact any other business necessary and proper to come before said meeting
 GEORGE F. CARTIER,
 WILLIAM II. 'HRuEpER.
 RAYMOND r. DYER.
 Roard O. selcCimen. Arthur l.. Woodruff.
 Town Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

field Manor, Bedding, Conn.
 Members of the Maple Hill Bridge club will hold their annual luncheon and thcater party on Tuesday, June 17th.
 Miss Constance Grant of Maple Hill recently entertained a number of her young friends at her home in honor of her Sth birthday.
 Mrs. George Rogers entertained R company of friends al luncheon and bridge at her home on HaWlcy street Wednesday.
 r. '. PlAtt Of Trinity street IS at tending the reunion at Trinity col lcge this weekend.
 William Sweeney entertained a few friends at dinner at the Shuttle Meadow club last evening for his guests, MT. and Mrs. Boyd Chapman of Franklin, Mass.
 Mr and Mrs, William Allen Of Maple Hill have gone to Manchester, 1 Vt.
 MT. and Mrs, Roger EGan Of Cosrt street will motor to Vermont next week.
 Miss Hazel Egan of Court street and Miss Helen Janswick Of Broad street will spend Monday and Tues day in New York.
 Mir and Mrs George Kimhall ot South Burritt street are entertaining MT. Tynam of San Francisco.
 
 The charity whist and bridge which was given last Saturday by tho New Britain Chapter of Catholic Womer was a marked social success, there their guests from Hartford, Mcriden ThompsomiIlo, Waterbury. Threr door prizes which had been donated were won by the following ladies First prize, Mrs. William Martin. see ond prize. Miss kathryn OLearyi third prize, Mrs. Frances nohson The winner at each iable Of bridge and whist received prize. Home made candy and nuts was sold. Punch was also served. Great credit and praiee for tho succcss Of the affair must be given to the wonderful CO., operation Of the committee in charge The following Is a list of the commit toes.
 General chairman, Miss Agnes Fox
 Reception committee Miss Mary
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
PLANTS CLOSE
hrfene, to suspend orera e
 t saturday lntil Further

|he li.-Offiecs of the | |'mpaay plants st High l Ngtr llange and Dear today and will be Saturday uniil further mllt of sn order issued The order serves 10 put n pants on z fi,e-day n ,hs factory employees wi'ise.1ay schedule for .lral vas found who ala'e the didely circula e f ihe Saturday holidays iNs place of "yseHtions' fsl 10 vacations with ih. Saturday holidays 1ssd for twelve weeks, tsuntHg ss a day on h y,Cation custom6fily rpor,s were that If 'It,d unchanged at the pAs weeks period, the 'alla he continued, but Ar,sn for the satur- sllr.r has been a half fort cYicss
 hoasnd department Y other office smployes } Inc order.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
DALTON DOES NOT CREDIT
 STORY TOLD SCHOOL BOARD
Believes No Physician Would Issue Fake Vaccination Certificate
 to Children.

Dr. George H. Dalton, pre- sldcnt of the New Britain Medical Association, declared this afternoon that he does not believe any local physician has issued certificate stating that any child has been Eaccinated when he is not certain that the child has sub mittcd 10 the vaccine treatment.
 This statement came as all answer to d query as to what action the medical association will take with reference to statements made by ti-vacCinationists at yesterday s session of the school committee to the effect that a local doctor had issued two certificates for children when he knew the children were not immunIod,
 pr. Dalton said that if evidence was presented To the association an investigation would probably follow, but what action would be taken he could not say.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Wife Insists on Having
 Her Husband Arrested

Myron IaIcskI of 99 Booth strect vas arrested this aftcrRoon by Po- licoman Patrick o'Mara on a warrant charging him with breach of the peace and assgulling his wife. Tho warrant was issued on complaint of Airs. Zalrski. who alleges that her husband was making trouble at their home Thursday night and had beaten her O'Maro investigated and report rd tu the station that it was only n ilntle family trouble and there was no causo for an arrest. Mrs Ipleski in sisted, however, un having her bus rand arrested and had a warrant is- mcd.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
llon to Stop d Gas hv State

? June 1l-An in D sht the retail sale of s'sfhor McMaster and Emission of South Da T an action flied to- 'lft by tho Indcpend- apany. Judge Elliott compelling the de- cause why an in- a9i Dc granted and
 June aI. The &C., fslght sssinst Gov
 .,f the members of
 Emission as indi-
 sas officers. as's1daals are act
 Rs-s as public of- iite sale cs gaso-
 lspletion ot state
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
NAMED AS DEPUTY

New Haven, June ll,-Max Rosen- blatt. for 2t years connected with the revenue office hero, and acting as deputy collector since inc death of Edward Weich was appointed deputy today by collector Harvey E. Bissell. and at the same time the treasury de- partment made Mr. Rosnnblstt cusi o. dian or the federal building an office Mir. Wotch also had held.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
-:SOCLAL NEWS:-
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N1ohAiluCu rom 1nlfu laEe)
 The international Rotary convention which will open in Toronto. Canada, on Monday will be well attended by members Of the New Britain chapter, who have started on the trip mort h this weekend. Among the people from here are the following: Mir. and Mrs. Hartwell Taylor, Mir. and Mrs. ID. McMilian, Mir and Mrs. R. Q. Clark, Mir. Snd Mrs. Harold Clark, Mir. and Mrs. Fred RackHne. Ralph Britton, Eugene Porter, Mir. and Mrs, R. C. Leach, MT. and Mrs. Q. r. Parker and their sister. Miss Day, and nr. and Mrs. n. w. Murrell of Rich mond, Virginia. who are guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Taylor.
 Miss Florence Trumhull, daugNrt of Senator John Trumhul and Mrs Trumbnll of Plainville has returned from NJ. Holyoke college to spend her summer vacation with her parents,
 MT and Mrs. Victor roindeNtcr Q Forest street, entertaiped few friends at dinner sunday evening.
 Miss Esther Trumhull. daughter Q Mir. and Mrs, Henry Trumhull 0 plainyile, has returned from the ff. Court school, Greenwich, Conn.
 Miss l.aureno Mouat. daughter ot MT. and Mrs Laurence Mouat O Grove Hill, will come home next weel from New Brunswick N, J., to spen, her summer vacation with her par ents,
 Miss Enid Cousins. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edward Cousins of Bahgor Maine, and Nicholas DiscSa. son o Mir. and Mrs. R. Disesa of Bridgeport were married Friday al st. Mary church, Mrs 7'helma Davis Of Ban gor was mniron of honor, while Vii liam pisesa of Waterbury was hes man.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Car Mcr"il Thomson of Lexington street haf' issued invitations 70 the marriage Q their daughter, Miss Dorothy Them son, to Albert Parker Ahbc, son . Mrs. A. W. Abbe of Vinc street oi Saturday afternoon, June 2s, at Fair
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
WoMEN'S CLIBS MEET

Hartford, Conn, June li-Mombcrs of various local clubs were in attend ance at the state gathering of the Connecticut State Federation of Busi- ness and Women's clubs here today. Election of officers and designation of delegates to the National Federation in Indiana in July was the principal bushes scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Talks by Radio From
 England tO So. America

London, June li..-l sing for ihe first timc tclrphonicaly tho radio beam system through which the wire less waves are thrown in a particular
 direction, William Marconi inventor or tho Nirrlcsg Is reported tn have spoken from th> roldhu station in Cornwall to Rucnos Aires The ac- counts state also that Dr. Thomas To
 Breton. Argentine Minister of Arri. culture, who fig visiting in England spoke to War Minister Jnsto and that cable messages said Dr, Breton's voice was heard in Bunnos Aires.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Franklin Bcnjamin shelley.

Franklin Benjamin Shelley, aged tl years, of West queen street. southington. died at his home last evening. He was born m Greenfield, Mass. He is survived by his wife. He was q member ot ihe l., Q, O. M. Of New Haven, inc Owls of New ha- ycn, and inc Red Men of Pitisiold. The funeral Nill be held Monday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock and burial will be in Fairvirw cemetery Rev. nr. John L.. Davis, pastor of Trinity N. F.. church, win ufticiate.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
BERLIN NEWS
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Continued From Page SeNen). storrs College Conn. Straw berry shortcake with whipped cream and coffee will take first place in the re treatments. Ice cream. soda and home made candy will also be on hand There will he an entertain mcnt, the program of which will be announced later.
 kensingion Methodist.
 The sermon at the morning service of the kensington Methodist church tomorrow will he illustrated hy the principals Of ihe radio and will be from the text. He that hath cars 10 hear, let him hear" In the evening at $ o'clock Eisotoro Yokoto of tho Hartford Theological seminary will deliver an address on Japan" Tho social service class will give an exhibition of the work accom- plishcd during tic year at tho meet ing Monday afternoon st 545 o'clock, The weekly song service will he held Thursday evening at S o'clock, followed by the bible study class Tho topic for bible study will he Psalm 10. The EpWorth leagiic meeting on the same evening win he lcd hy Richmond Colby, Tho Junior League will meet Friday afternoon [ 3:i5 o'clock.
 Items of Interest. Miss Edith lindquist nf Berl'n Is spending the weekend in Boston, Mass,
 East Berlin Items The library will be open Monday afternoon from S:S0 10 5:30 D. m. and in the evening from 7:So to gao o'clock for the exchange Of books. The services at tho Methodist { church Sunday arc as follows, rcgu- laf morning worship at 1o.45 a. m, followed by Sunday school at i2 o'clock. The meeting of the Ep- North league will hc held al C i6 P. m.. and will be followed hy the e,e- mng service al FRO o'rlock. Ecr. A. C, Fuller win have charge of the scflices.
 There uil ho q celebration of holy holy communion at st. Gahriol's 'rlurch Sunday morning al 2 o'clock which will be followed by Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Confirmation class vii meet at S:S0 o'clock and all nis mbers are asked 10 be present. Rev. Samuel sutcfife Of New Britain will have charge Of the services.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. O. Clark and NIT. and Mrs. Harold Clark lef' today for Canada. where they will enjoy few days vacation.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
NICrIM Is BLAMED

Bridgeport. Conn. June IA finding of accident was made public today by Coroner John j. Phclan in the death Of stephan Ganzy of Nor walk. who was crushed under 2 speed ing express near tho south Norwalk railroad station last Monday night Ganzy had TO legal right on the prop ctty, the coroner ssvs.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
MOOSE: CONVENTION

panburv. Conn. June ii.-Ahou' seventy five delegates were expected to attend thp anuuai state convention of tho Order of Moose which ras held here today. President Benjamin East of Derby prt tsided. Morning and afternoon sessions were scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
WEATHER OUTLOOK

Washington. June l4--Weather out look for the week beginning Monday: North and middle Atlantic sta,.<- Generally fair at beginning, probably occasional showers thereafter: tenn perature somewhat below normal first part, about normal thereafter.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
||lD TO PRIESTHOOD
l imply and John koto" \ \ rhi. City, ordained
 ,uests Telas

u,r,by, son of Mrs. J. l < ,S; East Main street, catholic priest this ta oelcck in St, Joseph s u,,t,ord, by Bishop John ', vill celebrate his first l. mas. in St. Mary's [rov morning at lo:So K, ceremony was attended .ma large namber Of bis I, friends. Four other ,.rs also ordained.
 ,rhr is 2 graduate Of st, wtisI school in this city ktfsis and of the New
 shoOl, class of isle. He -parstory studies a' ho'!
 g Worcester and grad'l- asr m June 1920. Re theological studies at st' ,rin.ry Rochester,
 rkl Of the Sacred Heart
 dty vas also ordained aa the cathedral Bishop \, mass and he was assist rflam II, Flynn, rhaneel- r.a: lley, Dr. brennan -r seminary and Re'. k,rh, assistant chancel-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Ednh Marie Jarl~on

Tine funeral Of Edith Mari" Carlson of sss Fairtiew street was held this afternoon from her home at 2 o'clock. Rev. Harry <. Ilhndis. pastor of the Gospel Emmanuel church, officiateh. Burial was in Oak Hili cemetery. gnut hingf or
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
5fititrraIa
An,lrrm :. An,lrrson.

Arrangements for the funeral of Andrew S. Anderson of 2b E1son street. who died yesterday, will moi be completed until the arrival of tr-o of his daughters. Vho reside in tho west.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Narir Catherine Marion.

Marie Catherine. the eight months old daughter Of MT and Mrs Nelson Frederick Marion of 5I Clark street died this morning and win he buried NnnAay afternoon. Burial vii bo in St. NArN's cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-14
Arattrs
Mrs. Lucia ponta.

Mrs. Lucia ponta.
 Mrs. Lucia ponta, 6t, died ihis morning al her home, AIS South Nam street. She was Inc widow Of Paul Fonta and IS survived by her son, Gasparra, with whom she made her home. The funeral arrange ments in charge of j. NJ, curtin & Co, undcriakcrs, are incomplete.