New Britain herald., 1926-07-15

terday afternoon by Roy Young as he was walking through meadow on the Reed farm. He put them in box and took them home, al which place he is exhibiting them to his friends. He plans to build a pen and keep them as pets, if the nelghbors have no objections.
 Moving Pictures shown
 Last evenings program at the Community club was one of the most educational of the season. A four reel motion picture on "Oil and Its Production" was shown. the producing fields of Poland, Egypt and Greece being dealt with. What appealed most to the audience was motion pictures of ancient Greece showing all of the noted ruins of the ancient civilization. Egypt along the Nile with its ancient pyramids and the Sphinx was also shown. Present methods of irrigation along the Nile were shown, how water is raised 15 feet above the Nile to the arid land by means of the Bible time shadoof and more modern sakieh, the first method being man or slave power, the latter animal power. The committee for the eve ming was MT. and Mrs. w. S. Payne Mrs. J. Rose Belden and Miss Wini- fred Barnes.
 Important Legion Meeting
 An important meeting of Bolton Kasica post, American Legion, will be held at o'clock tonight at the Legion hall in Kensington. It is expected that delegates to the state convention of the American Legion. scheduled for next month in New Haven, will be appointed at this meeting. All members of the post are requested to be present, due to the fact that so much important business will be transacted.
 Plans will be discussed for so- cial event to be held in the near future. Some of the members are talking of holding an open air dance, similar to the block dances held in cities. The post would prob a>.y hold such an affair on Harding street.
 Bolton-kasica post is growing rapidly and several new members were admitted recently. The or is becoming one of the most active in the state, due to the fact that the service men are show ing a great deal of interest in the activities of the post.
 Real Estate Transactions
 Frank Haltner has sold to De- Witt c. French and Mary o. French a farm on the High road in the southern part of Kensington. This farm consists of about 25 acres of land.
 Harry Edelson and Louis Edelson of Berlin have soul to Louis and | Mary Kristopik two pieces of porp- | erty formerly of the Connecticut | Valley Orchard company. The first | section of property consists of seven | tNiOo th4iu tlIC oCCohu ol u dCTGS.
 Mrs. Robert Pinches
 The funeral of Mrs. Robert | Pinches was held yesterday after loon at 3 o'clock from her late | lore in Berlin. Rev. John H, of Berlin officiated and | burial was in Maple cemetery. The Dall bearers were John Pinches, l Trank Pinches and Richard Pinches, hree brothers of Mrs. Pinches' and John L. Pinches of New Britain, a nephew.
 The funeral was largely attended | md there was a profusion of floral 
 Items of Interest
 D. J. Roberts and family have moved to Newfeld, where MT. Roberts has accepted position with the Futile Brick company.
 Bryan H. Atwater of Berlin. con- lected with the state insurance commission, Hartford, will leave in he near future for two weeks 'acation in the White Mountains. The trip will be made by auto.
 The regular weekly prayer meet ng will be held this evening at 7:45 fclock at the Kensington Metho- list church,
 East Berlin Items
 Miss Jean Dalbey is reported as having passed through he crisis of her illness. Her condi- ion is still serious.
 The library will be open tomorrow