New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

this country several years ago, occupied a small farm, which gradu- ally grew in proportions. until today it is reckoned as one of the largest in his vicinity. His herd of cattle was one Of the best in the community. it being composed ot about 100 head.
 Mir. Brgnano is survived by his wife, Mrs. Catherine Brignano Of Bccklcy; sister, Mary Brignano, and three brothers. John Brignano. Ferdinand Brignano and Andrew Brignano, all of Italy.
 The funeral will be held tomor- TOW.
 Town officials W,rc gricvcd to hear of his death and Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff today offered the following tribute 10 the man character. Joe was a good staunch. honest and industrious cit izcn. I am truly grieved to learn Of his death"
 Leave Town For Summer
 Rev. Samuel A. I'iske and family of Berlin street left today for West Brookfield, Massachusetts. where they will spend the remainder Of Inc summer, Rev. Mir tiskC, who is pastor of the Berlin Congregational church. will return the latter part of the week, however. and vii con duct the morning service at the church on Sunday.
 On Camping Trip
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, pastor ot .the kcnsington Congrt gatiunaI church. has left on q camping trip to Lake Waramaug. Preston, Con ucclirut. He was accompain"d by d rarty of fellow students at the Yale Divinity school.
 Juniors Win From Burritts
 The All krnslngton Juniors won "A Nrn fought baseball game at the prrci,aI avenue field Saturday after noon. trimming the Rurritt Juniors of NrU Britain. 10 ?. The game, due 10 Mccormack and his able supporters, was an c&citins one.
 The local Juniors are rapidly climbing into the limcIight and are |, ,gar,led as one nf the fastest teams in this vicinity for age and weight. They arc scheduled to play the llurbirIs of New Ihitmn in in" near future and il is expected thai a Samc will be arranged with tn" Speed Boys another N"w Britain delegation. Any other teams aver aging IS to l7 years may make ar rang mrnts for games by writing to Box PIG. Kcnsingt on, for dates anh lin"ups.
 The nueups for Ncsterday's game were: Rurritt Juniors. Monkicwic2' ss; Robert. Of; Skumski. If; Sal wocli. 2b: Dalton, If; Party ka, @b; Iccbury, Ih; Arzylo. C; pomurat. p. An-Kcnsington Junrors, Pagan. ss; Handcn. cf: Maguda. rf Kane. 9h; Greco. lf; Malone, Sh; McQueeney, 1h: Moffatt, c; Mccormack, ?.
 The Burritt Juniors scored once in the first inning and once In the sixth, while the locals brought In one run in the fourth. one in the sixth and seven in the eighth.
 Nacationing At Scashorc
 A group Of Kepsington young mon are spending a weeks vacation at Point O'Woods, Lyme. occupying a cottage for that period Those in the. party which left yesterday, in cluded William Chamberlain, Will liam Carey Albert Noltz, William Rinswood, Edward Roche. Raymond McKeon and Anthony Greco.
 Garage Being Painted Mack's Garage on Pennington avenue, Kensington. is undergoing a marked change at the hands of a battalion of painters. who arc work Ing on the large building. II Is eX- nected that the work will he com- pleted Tn inc course of week Returns From Florida
 s. F.. Cowles. brother Of Postmas. fer Sidney NJ. Cowles Of KensinEton has returned to his home in New Britain. after spending the winter al Sarasota. Florida. Mir. Cowles t v-" r~0wn in KensinEton, having li,,ri hrr,. several years whil' an employe ai the Covles Grocery | store.
 East Berlin Items The Camp Fire Girls will hold 2 social at the home Of Mrs, William