New Britain herald., 1924-05-23

burial was in Fairview cemetery New Britain,
 keep Inc Ball Rolling. The huge baseball being rolled from Washington 10 Camp nevens Mass, passed through Berlin early last evening. two Boy Scouts fur nshing the motive power.
 Mrs. Nickwire Reelected Mrs, Elizabeth Wickpire was re- elected regent of Emma Hart NilIarG chapter. Daughters Of the American Revolution. at inc annual meeting held yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. George F. Dodd.
 IAe.arnual reports of the officers wefc presented and each reflected the suesress ~ith which the chapter has been conducted during the past year. Tho report of the treasurer showed a balance in the bank. X social time was enjoyed after the business Ses. sion and there was large representa- ton of members present. Plans were discussed for the ensuing year. but no definite action was taken.
 Other officers elected were, Vice regent, Mrs, George r. Dodd; score. tarr Mrs. Leland W. G1atkin; treas nrer Mrs. Ernest W. Mildrum. his- torisn, Miss Caroline K. sstsres rcg- istrar, Mrs. Elmer w stcarns; ad- ,isory board. Mrs. eidney NJ. roVlev. Mrs. Eva Bigelow and Mrs. Thomas C. Hodeson.
 prnfIt of Infant
 Bruno Cornali, month .old son nf Mir. and Mrs. John Cornan of Swamp Road, kensington, died at inc home Of his parents yesterday. The funeral was held this afternoon al ? o'clock and burial vas m St. Mary's New Britain.
 Many Doun-and putc"s.
 Berlin is proving 10 bo a gather ng place fer those ont cf work and hose who have no desire to work. ccording 10 some of iho residents of Berlin who live along the turnpike. i These men do not stay in Berlin for ! my length or time. They depart | onthward as soon as a conveyance ones along that will take them in.
 Al one time this morning six men | rere seen along Berlin street from lanncry's corner To the Middletown oad. all waiting patiently for a truck Q come along sc that they might get ride. One of these men was asked here he was going. "To New York my luck holds out" vas inc reply. Te was asked what he intended to Q when he arrived therc. "I am go- 1 ,E 10 make fry at getting a job" c said. cant get any work in New ritain and haven't been able 10 land job in Hartford" he continued. Residents say that largo number men gather along the street at all mes of the day looking for rides, sgCing their way. They seem 10 be saded generally in the direction Of ev York city.
 sprains Ankle Playing BaU. William Chamberlain Of kensinE- ri. while playing ball with the All ensington team last evening. fell and trained his ankle. He was attended . , physician and will he laid up r some time. it is thought.
 The team was practicinr at the rammar school grounds. and Cham -rlain was working In one Of the oui- Id positions. fttempting to cap re q high ny Stei in such way
 10 cause the injury.
 Fair to Continue
 The Torcsters fair drew q large oTd last night and rill be con- iued tonight and tomorrow night, ch evenings entertainment being rnishsd by a different group from a artford entertainment bureau and th a different orchestra playing for 2 dancing each evening.
 Tonight the entertainment will be rnished by 2 group or girls. who r ll render novelty songs and will DIV off some clever dance steps isic for dancing will be furnished
 the Whitmors club orchestra of v Britain. There will be sevsrai scial prizes offered this evening.
 Win Prize in New Britain Several kensinston people were ed among the prize winners st the ist held iast night by the ladies Of Jcssph's church. New Britain, al
 Hotel Bnrriit. Mfrs Rose Kiniry. 2. McQueeney ard William V. Fs. , were among the lucky pIa-ers.
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