New Britain herald., 1925-09-21

The funeral of Mrs. Anthony Lew
isky, 2S, of 20 Willard street. New
Britain, who before her marriage
was Miss Susan SULLIVAN of this
town, will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 9 o'clock at St. Andrews
Lithuanian church, New Britain.
Burial will be in st. Mary's ceme-
terry, New Britain.
Fagan-Callahan
The marriage of Miss Anna YER
onica Pagan of Maple street, Berlin,
and James William Callahan of New
Haven will take place Wednesday
morning at O'Clock in st. Pauls
church. Miss Pagan is nurse at
st. Raphael's hospital, New Haven.
Playground Meeting
There will be an important meet
ing of the parishioners of st. Pauls
church tomorrow night at st. Paul's
T. A. B. rooms to devise ways and
means of providing playground for
the children of the parish. Other
churches in town have for some time
been maintaining such plants for
their youngsters and it is hoped
that the parishloners at tomorrow
nights meeting will see fit to do the
same for the children of st. Paul's.
The parish census will be taken
this week, The last census showed
that there were upwards of 1000
souls in the parish, and 1t is expected
that last years figures will be out
done when the work this year Is
finished.
Grange Fair
The annual fair of Washington
Grange will be held Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week at
Grange hall and a number of nov
elites have been planned by those in
charge. Thursday night a supper
will be served and this will be fol-
lowed by the presentation of the
play, THE Path Across the HILL"
This performance will be given by
members of Burritt Grange. Fri
day night balloon dance will be the
feature, and Saturday nights big
event will be an entertainment by
the Girls club. This will be fol-
lowed by dancing. All manner Of
fruit and vegetables, fancy work,
canned goods and flowers will be on
exhibition each night.
st. Paul's Carnival
The carnival conducted last week
by st. Paurs T. A. 3. society fife and
drum corps of Kensington ended Sat
urday night with a large street pa
rade and competitive events. Major
Bert Austin of Stamford won the
prize in the baton swinging contest.
The Royal Typewriter corps of Hart
ford won the prize for the best
corps and the New Brit
ain Y. NJ. T. A. &; B. society corps
was awarded the prize for the best
outfit. The carnival was
one Of the most successful ever con-
Quoted by the st. Paul's corps.
Triangles in the Field
The Triangle football team, last
year known as the ll-Eensingtons,
has recognized for the current year
and the first practice session will
take place tomorrow night when all
are asked TO report at
the American Paper Goods corner.
The team is ready to take on any
and all 135-40 pound teams in the
state, and has set Its cap for the
state championship in this class.
Games are especially requested with
teams in New Britain, Middletown
and Meriden. Any interested in
booking game are asked to get in
touch with Manager Charles Orsie,
kensington.
Gala Crowd Saturday.
The largest crowd ever TO attend
an athletic event in Berlin watched
the Corbin Red Sox capture the city
championship from the AU-Kensing-
tons Saturday afternoon on the
Percival avenue field. The score was
to !, and 1t was estimated that
very nearly 5000 fans were gather
ed around the field and in the
stands. Hundreds of automobiles sur
rouH l.i. 49,. laying enclosure, but
in spite OF the huge gathering. ev-
.crything. the crowd, traffic and the
ri al fans we're kept in the best Of
order.
Add n Voters TO Town List.
Twsnty-one voters we're added TO
the towns voting list Saturday by