New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
Memorial Day I.,erciscs

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 Memorial Day ENerrises
 Four veterans Of Inc Civil aWr were able to he present at Rcrln's Memo. rial Day exercises hold in East Der lin yesterday. They were ]. r. Bauer. Alonao Sweet, Walter renneld and George Colby. There are only seven veterans of that war now living in Berlin.
 There was m extremely laree at- tendance at tiic exercises. The parade was one of tho longest seen in the town Of Berlin and was composed of representatives of many organizations. The lin" formed al Athbtic hall Har- old Clark acting as marshal of the day. Members or the Grand Army Of tho Republic rode in automobiles and there were school children in large numbers In line as the parade got ru- Ger way. The veterans were hraeA cheer"d all along the line Of marcn.
 The c&crcises at Wilcox cemetery wnT" impressive. Rev. May E. Lord Of Remington offered prayer. there was singing by tho school children and the "ddrass Of the day was given h" ReN. 4. C. Fuller of East Berlin. Rev Carleton llazen Of kensinrton of- fcrtd bcnpdiction.
 C. A R. Cites Tn Flag
 X flag carried by members of Inc Grand Army or the Republic in all rnrados and st all events for more than 30 years was presented by Wal ter pcnhcld. color-bcarcr of the Bcr- lin Veterans association. to the sops of Veterans after the Memorial Day service. Mir. Pcniicld in the remarks of presentation stated that tho few re- yetcrans are no longer able to march with the flag and it is their desire that it be passed on 10 their cons, who will honor and reverence 1t in the future. ss the aged warriors have in the past.
 Legion Rc,rirps \ flag
 Shortly after the Memorial Day eNercises Miss Mary r.. GrisRoid. su- rerintc ndent Of the Berlin schools. rreeent-d to Bottom kssica post. American Legion. beautiful silk flag md staff. the gift Of Berlin women and school children. I'asquale Gisn- iotta, commander of the post. arce pt- I the fla= on behalf of his comrades. The hag was purchased with dimes md niekels collected through hout the own.
 rrrctia Sues for $500.
 James rcretta Of kcnsington. own .r Of a shoe store in that section or he town. has brought suit for $500 eainst 1hc C. l.. Pierce Co. Of New Britain for alleged damages suffered n an automobile collision on South iain street. that city. on February 2. a24 Attorney Morris D. Saxc of Sew Britain issued the papers and ha writ is returnabls in the city ourt he third Monday in June.
 Find stolen Car. An automobile owned by Antonio .eggna-ni of Christian Lane. Ken , ington. which was reported stolen thursday night. was later found bandonnd near Fairsiew cemetery. ,cu Britain. The car vas not dam Sad. II
 Items of Interest. Miss Helen Skinner spent Memorial ay rith friends in Ncw York city. F. E. Austin. James s. Thompson, Irant Skinner and Leslie Warner took !, n auto tripsto Canada over Memo al day.
 Rev. and Mrs. Safuue1 4. Fiske and 2 lmily spent inc holiday in She1- urne Falls. Mass.
 Rev. Edward Upson Coulcs is 1, bending inc week end with his par ! nts. Postmaster and Mrs. Sidney NJ. 2 owlcs Of Kensington.
 St. PauI'S Church . Masses will be celebrated at S.. aul's church tomorrow morning at | and fg o'clock. Rev. J. '. Brennan , iIl oniciate. Sunday school WiIl fol- [ " the TO o'clock service.
 sacred Heart ChurIi s Mass will Ie celebrated sf o'clock fl H7orfo~ morning st Sacred Heart .t1rs |. F7zf Eeriir FeT. ]. C Eren- "a of Kensington pill conduct the