New Britain herald., 1926-01-19
Kcnney-iicmingway

Hemingway daughter of Mrs, Sophia Hemingway of Linden street. and Michael Francis Kemey. son of Mir, and Mrs William kenney of Fer. mouse, Newfoundland, will take place tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at tho Church of Our Lady of Mer. cy. Rev, John E. Fay will officia,e, Mrs Gertrude Hemingway will be the ma'ron of honor and John Walsh will act as best man.
 The bride will be a,tircd in a rose colored gown with silver hat,
 Following tho ceremony a reccp. ton will be hold at the home of the bride, and n number of guests are expected from Brooklyn. Mcriden, Bristol, Bridgeport, unionville, Bos- ton and Planvillc. The home has been prottily decorated for the occa- sion with pink and grey.
 Tho couple will leave on we'd ding trip 10 New York and Washing ton, D, C." and upon their return will reside on Linden street, Plain vile. Mir. Keency Is employed in Hartford,
 Turned By Gasoline
 Harry Kerr of Forcstville Is at 'tNe Bristol hospital recovering from severe burns sustained in peculiar accident at Cooks garage Saturday night He had purchased some gasoline and was reighting a cigar, when some hot ashes fell from the cigar into q small pool of gasoline on tho floor Of his car. This ignited Immediately and set his clothes on fire, burning his coat oft and severely burning his left forearm. The flames were put out with fire cXtinguishcrs, while Kerr was rushed to Dr. George r. Cook for first aid and then re- moved to the hospital.
 Pythian Notes
 On Friday evening D. D. c. c. George Carlson Of Pythian lodge will take his staff to Humphrey lodge in Seymour 10 install the officers there at a public ceremony. After the installation. an entertainment bS members of the local lodge will be witnessed by goodly number Of local members planning to attend.
 The bi-monthly entertainment ent social under the auspices of Pythiar Temple, No. %. will be Reld tomor row evening at o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. These socials hav' added much interest 10 the lodg
 and are looked forward to witt
 much pleasure by tho townspeopl
 as well as by the members Of th
 temple. Card playing will be en
 ioycd and refreshments served. Loui
 Mead Is chairman of the arrange
 ments committee.
 Carl J. Carlson
 Carl I. Carlson of Garden stree' Farmington, died early this morn ing at his home. Born 7i years az In Sweden, he had lived for 2
 years in the neighhoring town. H
 leaves his wife, two daughters, Mr. Olga (. Post of Pennington an Mrs. Beatrice C. Smith of Farming ton; one son, C. Oscar Carlson Hartford; four grandchildren, Ricl ard W. Post and Robert C. Smith Pennington. and Anna F. and A thea Carlson of Hartford; tV nephews in Hartford; and thr' : brothers and two sisters in Swede The funeral will De held Thur | day afternoon, with services at 2:' > o'clock at the undertaking rooms l. W. A. Bailey & Co. Rev. A. Bloor n stedt of Hartford will officiat -' Burial will be in Riverside cemeter ~ Pennington.
 y Advent Missionary Meeting i The Womans Home and Foreit
 Missionary society Of the AdVe = Christian church will meet at l. o'clock Thursday afternoon at ti
 home of Mrs. Irving Purdy,
 Broad street. All members a !. asked to be present
 ' Senior Basketball Team U A senior basketball team h. / been formed in Plainvile and W D enter the industrial" or "unimi U cd" league conducted by the liar U ford county Y. M. c. A. Amate D Athletic association, which is al - sponsoring the junior league , present topped by the local "
 group team. The older players Ina b been working out for two weeks al 7 have confidence that they will S able to give a good account of ther U selves. Another practice sesssi' U will be held at the Y. M. C. A. ; 7:S0 o'clock tonight and Thursd - evening will see them opening t league with the Mapping A. C.
 Mapping playing here. Two teal 'r have been formed. The players a r. as follows: Stanley Smith. Bob HiI
 Billy Tolh, Charley Phelps, W;
 Woods, Lenny Cassidy, M. Roge h Walt Smedbury, Jack Elliott a to Dick Bugbee.
 l. Fined for Speeding B. John H. Santi of Southington " e. fined $10 and costs by Justice w I'd liam Cunningham in the local cot N last night when he appeared to a t. swer a charge of speeding. Sant l- machine collided with one operat IL by John Samaglio of New Britt m Sunday night on the New Brit5
 road. Grand Juror W. J. For .. prosecuted and an argument dev le oped between him and Attorr al Charles r. Conlon, who represent he samaglio, when tho latter claim n, that his client had not violated h. rules of the road.
 H. Another slight accident occur H. at Blossoms corner last night al
 ing the heavy downpour, Dep, t. Sheriff E. W. Furrey investigat IT. but he took no action when he fou A, the drivers willing to settle betwt TT themselves.
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