New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

city, sister of the bride, was maid Of honorl and Almon Grlswold, brother ot the bridegroom, acted as best man. Upon returning from their wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Griswold will reside In Bristol.
 Giosannina Nicosia.
 Gioyannlna Nicisia, 1l-year-o old daughter of MT and Mrs, Angelo Nicosia, died at the home Of her par onts Saturday. Funeral services were conducted at the home at s o'clock thls morning and at the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy at 9 o'clock. The mass of requiem was said by Rev. John E, Fay, the pastor. As the body was carried from the church, Arthur Cunningham sang Nearer My God 10 Thee" Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery,
 Putnam l.. Whiting.
 Funeral services for Putnam L.. Whiting of Queen street, Southing- ton, were held at E. c. Porters Sons funeral parlors, New Britain, this afternoon, Rev. Samuel Sutclffe, rec tor of St. Marks Episcopal church of that city, officatng. Intierment vas made in Hamden.
 Perfect Attendance.
 In the list Of pupils who had been perfect in attendance at the Broad street school for the entire year just ended, which was published In Sat urday's Herald the following names were omitted through error: Ernest Apruzzese, Edward Bergen, Edward Earl, John Gallagher, Julia Grabow- ski, Marjorie Johnson, Olga Neri, Clifford Roper and Agnes Scranton.
 Food Sale.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will conduct a food sale on the church lawn Wednesday afternoon from 10 . o'clock. Ice cream and cake will be served.
 Warden Has Dog.
 Dog Warden Philip Marine has a small female dog in pound, white with brown spots, about three months old. It is valuable dog and the warden would like to find the owner or obtain a good home for 1t.
 Tennis Match.
 In the second match of the tennis tournament being conducted by the Epworth league of the Plainvile NJ. E. church, Merton Lamb and Leon Griffin defeated Arthur Gould and Rev. Arthur A. Ball, S-6. 6-2, in a hard fought contest, the first set be- ing an especially close one. The schedule of the tournament is being revised for greater praCticability"
 Receive Confirmation.
 The largest class to receive con- 6rmation at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy received the sacrament yesterday, when Bishop John J. Milan of Hartford administered the sacrament to 165 children. A num- bcr of other priests from out of town were present.
 Rain-No Game
 
 Rain caused the postponement of the baseball game scheduled be- tween the -Plainviles a.d the South Manchester Sons of Italy in the latter place yesterday, The con- test may be played this Saturday or Sunday.
 Father McGlynn Speaks
 Rev. Francis McGlynn of Ridge field, who assisted in hearing con- fessions at the church Of Our Lady of Mercy Saturday afternoon and evening. spoke at both masses yes terday morning. He pointed out the dangers of the hot summer months, when people seek relaxation and are liable to be lax also in their religious duties. He especially urged the children not to forget these in their enjoyment Of the vacation months.
 Daughter Born
 \ daughter was born 10 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Levasseur of Central street, Forestvilc. Saturday.
 Jacks Garage, rear Of P. O., open for service. Ford repairing. We make a speciality Of valve grinding -advt.
 Rear of P, o. open for service Ford repairing. We make a spc- cialty of valve grinding .-advt. . 20T discount sale Wednesday. l J. Birnbaum.-advt.