New Britain herald., 1926-06-29
Children Are Iniured

-Ni i' hiJNi Au So far two children have been treated by local physicians as the re- suit of burns sustained from fire works. The burns were painful, al- though not especially serious.
 Jack Cutie, S, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cutie Of Berlin, was treated yesterday afternoon by pr. Matthew H. Griswold. He received several burns about the face when fire cracker exploded in his hand,
 Ziemord Michaels, F, son of Mir. and Mrs. John Michaels of Kensing- ton, suffered a painful burn on the palm Of his hand when a blank car fridge pistol was discharged. He was atteded by Dr. A. J, Goodwin.
 Undcrgoes Operation
 Mrs. Florence Tryon, wife of George w. Tryon of Kensihgton. is resting comfortably after an opera ton which she underwent at the New Britain General hospital yes terday. Dr. A. J. Goodwin per formed the operation.
 Ahtl HSiiI JS
 The sale of tickets for the lawn party to be held this evening by the recreation committee of the Ken sington Congregational church on the church lawn is reported as being large. The affair will begin at S:3U o'clock and ice cream, strawberry shortcake and other delicacies will be furnished. The proceeds will go toward the upkeep of the Benedict Phillips recreation field.
 Dance To Be Given
 A dance will be held at Grange hall on Friday evening, July g, at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the Cameo Collcgians, IL is expected that there will be q large attendance since this orchestra is a widely known aEgrc -ation.
 X dance will also be held tonight at the hall under the auspices Of the ladies of Berlin Grange. Mic Keon's orchestra will furnish music for the affair.
 Graves Are Decorated
 Mem ntIS tI Iff.l 4lll Nll tLll i'H'N evening visited Maple cemetery and decorated the graves Of deceased members who are buried there. Thirty-thrce Changers are buried Tn this cemetery. alone. This custom is an annual one and it is highly im- pressiye.
 Enlists in Navy
 George Garvey Molumphy, son of Mrs. Annie Molumnhy of Hudson street, Berlin, enlisted yesterday in the United States navy for oXamina- tion to the United States Naval academy at Annapolis Maryland. The Berlin young man was enlisted by Chief Boatswain's Mate R. Davis at the Mcriden recruiting station.
 Molumphy, who is graduate of the military academy at Staunton, has left for a short train ing period at the Newport training station. At the close of that time he will be examined for admittance 10 the Naval academy. He graduat- ed this spring from Staunton.
 MT. and Mrs. William F. Schroeder of Berlin were attendants at theI Berry Dawson wedding in New Brit ain yesterday afternoon. Mrs. wore Capri blue with hat to match and she carried a bouquet of sweet peas of pastel colors.
 Baseball Game Tonight
 A large attendance is expected at the practice game which will be staged this evening at the Benedict Recreation field between the Kensington Congregational church and the T. A. B. baseball teams. Each Tuesday evening games are played and many residents are into the habit of attending them, since they have proved of in- terest in the past.
 Leave For Summer Home
 Miss Adele Bassett and her moth- CT, Mrs. Nellie Bassett, of Kcnsing- ton have left for their summer home at Pleasant Lake, where they will spend the coming months. During the winter months Miss Bassett and her mother make their home with Miss Marjorie Moore. Elizabeth Mafyka, -year-old laughter of MT. and Mrs. Felix of Berlin died this morning at the 'amily home. Interment will be in Sacred Heart cemetery tomorrow morning.
 East Berlin Items
 Miss Jean Dalbey has returned 10