New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

work Is being carried on as usual. The motor was wrecked by the eX- plosion and an electric motor has been installed temporarily. This is giving good service and operations at the claypit were resumed today.
 An order for a new gasoline en- zine has been placed with New York concern and it is expected that the machinery will arrive in town within a short time. Meanwhile, &C., tivities will be carried on by means of the electric apparatus.
 No clues to the identity of the per sons who set off the dynamite have been secured. although the authori- ties have run to earth several tips, only to find that the men questioned were not implicated.
 Party Is Held
 Mrs George Kanupka and Mrs. Henry Foiren of Kensington gave q party yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. William Smidth of Sunny Vale, California. The affair was held at Mrs. kanupka's home on Main street and there was q large lssembIage of friends present.
 Mrs. Smidth is a former Berlin resident, although this is her first visit to town in 23 years. While q resident here she lived on Christian Lane.
 Facca- a-Nliglioli Wedding
 The wedding of Jack Facca, son of Mir. and Mrs. Peter Facca of New Britain. and Miss Nellie E. Miglioll, Of MT. and Mrs. Itolo Mig ioli of East Berlin, was solemn1zed Wednesday at the Sacred Heart church. East Berlin, Rev. John C. Brennan officiating. Miss Lucy Miglioli, sister of the bride, acted as maid of honor, while Miss Irene i Migloli and Miss Viola LaCross were | he bridesmaids. The best man was Victor Facca and the ushers were ! Bruno Miglioli and James Sac.
 The bride was attired in a gown ,f salmon silk crepe which was brought from California special for he occasion. She wore a trailing 'eil and carried a bouquet of roses md lilies of the valley. The at endants wore gowns of a light hue ind they carried roses and carna- ions.
 After the ceremony a reception vas held at the home of the brides parents, S0 guests being present rom Bridgeport, New Haven, Meri- len, Hamden and East Berlin. The ride presented her attendant with a old lockct.
 Mir. and Mrs. Facca are now on a ,edding trip in Maine and upon heir return they will reside at 25 Westerly street, New Britain. They rill be at home in July.
 Mr. Facca is employed in one of he New Britain quarries.
 Baseball Games Scheduled
 The Kensington Congregational hurch baseball team will meet the of Plainville tomor- ow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Ienedict- Phillips recreation field in ne of the series of Hartford County ?. NJ c. A. league games. The af- air should be of great interest and hould contain many thrills, since he two teams are said to be evenly latched.
 The team of the Kensington Boys Tub will meet the New Britain oys' club intermediates tomorrow fternoon at 9 o'clock at the Cedar till grounds New Britain,
 Sunday school Picnic
 It is expected that about 100 hildren. together with their par nts, friends and teachers. will att md the annual picnic Of the Der n Congregational church Sunday lhool tomorrow at Elizabeth Park, .artford The trip will be made by rivate automobiles and specially lartered busses and it is expected lat the party will leave the church about 10 o'clock. A basket lunch i'll be served at noon and there in be a program of games and hletic events later in the afternoon.
 Financial Success
 The committee in charge of the ay presented Wednesday evening Grange hall under the auspices Berlin Grange by talent from eriden Grange, has reported that e affair was a financial success, a ,odly sum having been realized for Ie local organization.