New Britain herald., 1926-03-22
BengstnM Bailey

On Saturday morning last al the 1 Of the kensington Meth 1, cdist church, Claude Emil Bengston of kensington and Marjorie Louis" Bailey of East Berlin were united in marriage by Rev. May B. Lord. Mir. and Mrs. Bengston will make their home in New Britain.
 Edgar C. Ives
 The funeral of Edgar C. Ives of Kensington, who died Saturday morning at the New Britain General hospital, will he held tomorrow morning at o'clock at st. Paul's church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. New Britain.
 Mir. Ives was one of Kensington's well known citizens and was great friend of the children, having been caretaker at the Kensington Gram mar school for some time. He was also a member of Court Mattabes- sett, Foresters of America. Rev. Fr. Brennan III , Rev. John c. Brennan, pastor of St. Paul's church, Kensngton, is confined to his home with an attack Of bronchitis. While hts condition is reported not serious, it Is expect cd that he will be confined to his lied for several days to come. His many friends hope for his speedy re- icovery.
 1 Dr. Griswold Improved pr. Matthew H. Griswold of Ken ,sLneton, who suffered a slight at- tack of the grip last week, was able Ito be about his duties today. His condition was reported as being much improved.
 Traffic Is Increasing
 Traffic Is on the increase on tho turnpike, with the advent Of pleas lant weather, and there was large humber of automobiles traveling along that highway yesterday. While ,thc lines has not assumed the pro
 portions Of summer, the amount ol
 traffic yesterday prophesicd busy season for the Berlin traffic officers
 Numerous busses travelling be- tween New York and Boston. Hart ford and New Haven and SprlnshNIt and New Haven, are seen speeding , aloD- the road and it is heleVe(
 tba. even more of them will p' nlaced in the running during thu summer.
 , The Berlin officers will probahl' Thngin their duties at the variou street intersections about May 3' to continue on Sundays and holi days until shortly after Labor l'a! ' If Sundays continue to be fair liner T will probably be a great need 10
 traffic directors in Berlin b"for o Memorial Day arrives,
 Every Member Canvass
 Tb,. annual Every Members cal n .yass was launched at the hens'ne ion Methodist church yesterday
 ia not known how much money wa
 ,n,cdced and it is probable that tu -, returns will not be in for severi Il days The pleasant weather yestci '. day lured many of the parlshlone' h from their homes and the solicitor .' ,,.ir have 10 make calls on them N some later date.
 = Fast Berlin Items IT Mise Frances Pierce Of We
 Hartford. formerly connected VII a- tbe. Hubbard school here, was 'e weekend visitor with Mrs. Isabel ls Hazcn snd family,
 II Richard Walsh is resting comfor sf ,blv after receiving a broken ar nt while playing. An N-ray revealed 1- double fracture of the arm, TO There. will be meeting or II ID cabinet of the Epworth league at q ,h the Methodist church parlors, II in evening. All members have be IT, urged to attend, as there will be | he final arrangements 10 he made I he Friday evening at which time the ng will be open house to the emu
 Middletown group Of Hpwoi
 leagues. 0: Several from this place attend t. the vesper service at the South Co ii. grceational church in Niddleto' in yesterday afternoon.
 The Knights of Pythias will h. Is. their usual weekly meeting al Co ct, munity hall tomorrow evening. les Mir. and Mrs. Richard Hulhcrt a li- daughter. Marguerite, of Maple ! it- visited NIT. and Mrs Theodore Ca' he over Sunday.
 ith The weekly community dance
 be held al Athletic hall tomorr