New Britain herald., 1926-03-23

daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ora c. Eagerly of Kensington, who is III with pneumonia at the New Britain General hospital, is reported as be- ing slightly improved.
 The two-year- -old son of Mir and Mrs. Leon Hall is ill with bronchial pneumonia.
 James s. Thomson of Berlin re- sumed his duties at the Berlin Con- struction Co.,. yesterday after weeks illness.
 Edward L. Michaels. purchasing agent at the Berlin Construction Co.,, Is again at his work at the con- cern, after an illness with grip.
 Will Undergo Operation
 Mrs. Roger M. Griswold of Ken sington, wife of Health Officer Gris- wold. who has been ill for the past ten days was copsidered to be in such a serious condition during last weekend, that she has been rcmov- cd to the New Britain General hos pital for an operation. A consulta- tion of physicians on Sunday re- suited in the taking of those steps and she was taken to the hospital this morning.
 Edgar C. Ives
 The funeral of Edgar C. Ives, late of Kcnsington. was held this morn- ing at o'clock from St. Paul's church, Rev. w. D, Casey of Hart ford officiating at high mass of requiem. As the body was taken into the church the choir rendered, Nearer, My God, to Thee" and as the caskct was heinz borne from the cdifce, Lead Kindly Light" was sung. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery, New Britain.
 The pail bearers were Frank Picrpont John Kiniry, Fred Ives, Paul Giana, Patrick Tobin and Will liam Tohin. The flower bearers were John Boki and Walter Paior,
 Mxriagc Takes Places
 marriage license has been is- sued hy Town Clerk Arthur L, Woodruff to Frank L. Anderson and Miss Susie Belle Whitford of East Berlin and the couple were married in that village on Saturday night. Mr. Anderson is an employe at the R. 0. Clark brick yards.
 East RCrim Items
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Cyril Brunelle at the Middle sex hospital at MiddletOwn Sunday evening. Mother and daughter are doing well.
 The Epworth league cabinet met last evening in the Methodist church parlors, making final ar engagements to entertain about one hundred guests at the local church Friday evening. The program for the evening will consist of a musical program followed by a short busi- ness session after which there will be an entertainment program fol- flowed with refreshments. The Community dance will be held at Athletic hall this evening at S:15 o'clock.
 A large attendance is anticipated tomorrow evening at the weekly meeting of the club. Jarvis Dowd and committee have arranged a very entertaining program and a good time has been promised.
 Thursday evening will be mems night at Community hall. Last week there were more than twenty pres ent.
 The condition of Gerald Rummery who is i'll with pneumonia is re- ported as being more favorable.
 The West Cromwell Athletic club basketball team has cancelled the balance of its games owing to the illness of several of its members. The same aggregation plays under the Community club name. The team has had a Yery successful seaS son, but the continued illness of sev- eraI of the members of the team make it imperative to call off all further activities.
 Storage batteries recharged, call cd for and delivered. Edgerly's Radio Service Station, phone 92- 15.-advt.
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