New Britain herald., 1925-09-24

-it>hlll VI NulIlltCpCut avenue NCN
Britain, will take place Oct. ~ in
St paui's church, Kcnsington, ac-
Cording TO an announcement made
today. Miss Warren is employed i'll
the Office of the Corbin cabinet lock
plant, New Britain, AMI Mrs. Mes
kill is employed in the Stanlo!
Works office.
SCopctta in Court Tuesday
Tony Scopetta of 10 Hamilton
avenue. New Have vas arrested
yesterday afternoon by Constable
Frank Brown on charge Of reck-
less driving. following collision he
tween a car he vas driving and an
other driven by Louis Notaro of 49j
North Main street, New Britain near
the railroad pond in kGnSing' on, H.
will appear IN Berlin town court
next Tuesday evening.
Salvatore LuCNo
The funeral OF Salvatore Lucco
will be held tomorrow morning at
$50 o'clock at The home in Berlin
and in St TauIs church, kcnsing-
ton. at 2. Burial will be in st
Mary's cemetery, New Britain.
Henry Rowland Gilbert
The funeral of Henry Rowland
Gilbert, SIS, Civil war veteran and
lifelong resident Of Berlin, vas held
this afternoon at o'clock at +. G..
Porter Sons funeral home. New Brit
ain, Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, pastor Of
st. Marks Episcopal church, Off
ciated. Burial was in Christian Lane
cemetery, Berlin.
Albcrti Family Sore Reset
"Tronbles come not as single spies
but in hattalions." or words o that
effect have constituted since the
very beginning Of time ono of the
most often quoted adages knoNn to
mankind. And the parents Of John
Alhcrti of Brook street, kensing'on,
il was learned today, are ready at
any time to attest to its appropriate
ness.
About : o'clock Tuesday night.
John. who is n little boy Of ?, VAS
playing around the house, and
slipped and fol-, fractnrins his col
larhone, nr. A. !. Goodwin was
called and had inst about left when
more trouble broke ont.
Fire was discovered in the house.
the upper tenement Of which is &C
cupied by the Alhertis, and after the
arrival Of tho apparatus from Ne"
Britain and tho cxtingnshinG Of the
hlazc, 1t was found that the interior
Of the tenement and the furniture
were too badly damaged to warrant
the family's spending the rest Of the
night there.
Members Of the family and also Of
the family downstairs we're ConsN-
ouontly parccUod out among their
ncighhors until morning. And 50
with a badly burned house and
spoiled furniture and son with q
broken collarhone. il is no wonder
that Mr.. and Mrs, Albert are ready
TO give the utmost Of credcnce to
an old and shorworn saying.
Carnival Moving Day
A goodly number Of Kersington-
tics who had been led to believe
that the St Paul carnival conducted
last week was to reopen the latter
part Of this week, were sorely dis
appointed late yesterday when work
men arrived at the carnival grounds
and started to take down and cart
off the amusement stands. Several
who were watching the removal Of
the carnival attractions we're treated
to a spectacle not at all advertised
rs n prt Of the program when two
wOrkmen took a swift and deter.
/ mined dislike for each other.
1t could not be definitely learned
how She quarrel started. but befor,
any of the spectators had time e
think about It, both men had
whipped off their shirts and hat
struck their best pre-battle Gamers
pose. Luckily, however no blood
was split, a very frail but not-to-be
deferred pacifist suddenly leapinl
between the two belligcrents and re
storing order to an atmosphere
min &c I $3.50 superchargcd Will
language decidedly on the blue Vi
| triol order.
With this. the men went back Il
work again with a great carncstnes
OF purpose and today the las
vestiges OF last weeks fun had ahou
| disappeared.