New Britain herald., 1925-08-11

stop. It was said that he crossed the road directly in front of the Bristol car
 Officer Frank Brown testified that the car slid a distance of 8l feet after the brakes were applied. Bomni was represented by Attorney William Hyde of Manchester, who gave notice of an appeal to the su- perior court. Bonds were fixed at $15n.
 Bristol, salesman, was driving a car owned by I. J. Gracey of Merdcn at the time of the accident.
 Luigi Rossi
 The funeral of Luigi Ross, who died at his home In East Berlin yesterday, was held this morning at S:45 o'clock from his home and at 9 o'clock from Sacred Heart church, Rev. pr. Thomas brennan of Hart ford officiating at solemn high mass of requiem.
 The pail bearers were David Anedio, Tomazio Pia, Miglio Bcretta, Napoleon Bernini, Ttalo MigIiole and Carlo Pianino. As the body was being borne from the church, Mrs. A. C. Brunelle sarg, "Nearer, My God, to Thee" Burial was in St, Mary's cemetery. New Britain.
 Best Post Office of It's Kind
 Don J. Rapp. postal department inspector of buildings and equip ment for this district, stated that the kensinEton post office is the finest in the country. considering the size Of the town, upon his recent visit of inspection to the buildings in the second district. He was lavish in his praises Of tho new budding and compimcnted those having to do with its erection.
 Field Day August 22
 The Kcnsington Community club field day will he held on Saturday, August "2. it was decided at meet ing last night al the Peck Memorial library. Thc affair will he hold on the Pcrciva1 avenue athletic field and all sorts of games and sports will he scheduled. A ball game will he one of the features Of the oc casion.
 The appointment of a committee to he in charge of the affair did not take place last nieht. but this group will be selected in the ncar future, The main purpose of last night meeting was 10 find out whether or not members of the club were In favor of holding a field day. All present were enthusiastically Tn favor of such a move.
 Vacation Items
 Mrs. H. NJ Galpin and Miss Ruth Galpin left today for Indian Neck, where they will spend two weeks.
 MT and Mrs. James Kenney and family of Brooklyn, x. Y. are visit ing Mir. and Mrs, Pagan of Kensing ton.
 Mrs. Max Talbot and daughter, Evelyn. of Stamford are the guests of Mrs. Talbots parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. r. Krienberg
 Mir and Mrs Charles Seigrist have returned from Newark. N J. where they visited relatives.
 Robert Cole returned yesterday from trip to Providence, Rhode Island.
 Apparatus is Installed
 The installation of several pieces of apparatus has taken place at the Benedict Phillips Recreation field in kensington. Teeter boards and swings have been placed for the use the youngsters and it is expected that, as time goes on. other kinds or paraphernalla will be erected.
 Bridge Open for Traffic
 The bridge across the Mattabcs- sett river in Beckley Quarter. which has been cosed to traffic for several weeks, while repairs were being made, has been opened, it was an- nounced today by First Selectman George R. Carter, This bridge is on the road from the Beckley station 10 Rocky Hill and has been repaired al a considerable expense. New "I' beams and new cement floor have been among the items included in the work.
 The bridge was originally built in 1893 by Berlin board of seiectmen, all members of which have passed away. The iron which went into tho structure was furnished by the Ber- ltn Trnr prtSra fn