New Britain herald., 1926-07-19

A large limb lell off a tree in front of B. W. North's residence on the turnpike. It crashed upon cleo tric light wires and several of them parted, giving up decidedly attrac- tive pyrotechnic display. This dam age was repaired later in the eve ming. Several large trees were also blown down in front of the filling station operated by Mrs. Duncan, a short distance north of the Berlin post office.
 Property Transaction Albert Norton of Berlin has sold to Grace NJ. Kubeck of Meriden, five acres of land on the Berlin turn pike near the Silver Lake Inn, ac- cording to a deed filed with Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff.
 Police Circles Quiet Police circles were quiet over the weekend, the threatening weather of yesterday afternoon reducing to a great extent the amount of traffic which passed through the town. All of the officers were on duty, but no arrests were made, it is understood.
 Mrs. Beatrice Pastoria
 Mrs. Beatrice Pastoria. 72 years of age, wife of John Pastoria, died yesterday at her home on Percival avenue, Kensington. She was na- tive of Italy, but had resided in l. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at g o'clock from St. Paurs church, Kensington, Rev. John c. Brennan officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery, New Britain.
 Sunday School Picnic The annual picnic of the Ken sington Congregational church Sun day school will be held at the Benedict Phillips recreation field on Saturday of this week, beginning | with a ball game at 2 o'clock. All members of the church and of the Sunday school, together with their i friends, are invited to be present Further details will be announced | later in the week.
 Lawn Party Wednesday The second of a series of lawn i parties will be held at the Ken sington Methodist church on Wed. nesday evening next. There will be program of entertainment anc many varieties of good things tc eat will be on sale. Ii is expected ; that the size of the crowd present will eclipse that of the first part! several weeks ago.
 Committees Appointed The many subcommittee neces sary to the proper arrangement O details for the coming Grange fai have been appointed by the genera fair committee. The affair, whicl will be held in September, promises to be big one and the committee will get busy at once in regard tt details. They are as follows:
 Premium book, Claude w Stevens. chairman; Arthur H Bushnell, Anton Holmquist: ticket and printing, George w. Tryon ant Harold Skinner; floral committed Mrs. George E. Green, chairman candy, Mrs. Leon G. Hall. chair man: canned fruit Mrs. Lauri Austin; fruit and vegetables, Edwil B. Adams; booth committee, Jame B. Ellsworth, chairman; fanc, work, Mrs. Ada Watkins; cooke food, Mrs. Charles NJ. Weldon: re treatments. Mrs. Charles NJ. Vel don and Mrs. Harold Skinner Bingo, Mrs. James B. Ellsworth an Mrs. Ada Watkins; entertainment Harold Ventres, chairman.
 Leave for Nova Scotia James l.. Woods and daughter Miss Sarah Woods, of Philadelphia who have been visiting at the hom of Jason c. Bauer, left saturda for Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotif where they will spend the remain der of the summer season.
 Berlin Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting of Berli Grange. which will be held tomor TOW evening at the home of Mir an Mrs. Edwin B. Adams, will take tn form of lawn party, weather per hitting. Several entertainment fea lures are promised and there wi be plenty of fun. Members wi bring basket lunches.
 Community Club Outing.
 The second annual outing of tn East Berlin Community club hel