New Britain herald., 1927-11-03

and took him to the hospital. The in- iured man is engaged in real estate and also the insurance business He Is 4o years old.
 Tabs Hold Whist
 The members of the Tabs held a whist party at their hall in kensing- ton last night and a large crowd en- joyed the games. Mrs Frank Mckeon and Mrs. R. Hill took first and second prizes respectively for the women while Frank Giana and W. w. Pagan were the top men in male class.
 Halloween Party
 The office girls of the American Paper Goods company held a Hal lowe'en party last night in kensing- ton. Dancing was enjoyed and re- treatments were served. The hall was decorated in Halloween colors.
 Large Crowd at Services
 Over 800 people from the Italian congregation of St. Paul's church in kensington and St. Joseph's church In New Britain visited St. Mary's cemetery last evening to hear the services conducted by the two Italian missionaries who are holding mis- s'ons in the two churches, Fathers errari and Bregnola. These sery- ices are conducted for the departed souls and are widely practiccd by the Italian people in the old country.
 The prayers were conducted bv Father Ferrari. At the conclusion Of the prayers. he preached q ser mon to the large gathering.
 There were no services held at s. ices but St. Joseph's church was filled with local people who had at tended the ceremonies at the ccmc- tcry.
 Warrantce Decd
 Edward Caccavale has sold a piec" Vito according 10 a warrantec deed at the town clerks office
 Attend Services Tonight
 Rev. Samuel Fiske of the Berlin church Is well pleased at the large number of peo- at the First church in New Britain tonight Transportation has been arranged for those that handed their names in to Mir. Fiske.
 Practice Tonight
 The Berlin Construction football team will practice tonight in prepar- ation for their game Sunday with the East Berlin Panthers. The game is 10 be played on the East Berlin grounds and will be the first game of a three game series. Both man. agers arc claiming victory and are confident of getting the first jump by taking Sundays battle.
 East Berlin Items
 More than 100 attended the meeting Of the Community club 1t Community hall last evening. The feature of the evening was a talk on delivered by George F. Dalbey Of the Stanley Chemical Co. Mir. Dalbey set up a small labora tory complete with chemicals and emonstrated to his audience the methods employed by chemists in distinguishing the different metals by certain chemical reactions. In addition to being a chemist MT. Dai- bey is a metallurgist and a broad side of questions was fired at him. The fife and drum corps rendered several selections. The silver cup was awarded by Paul Stange of the American Legion post of Berlin to the Community baseball team, Ben Trevethan accepting the cup on be- half of the team. By vote of the team the cup was presented to the Community club. The recreation committee reported on the cleaning up of the grove and was instructed to employ a local man to complete the work as soon as possible.
 Mrs. Joseph J. Ryan and daugh- ters, Eleanor and Betty. and Will liam Brown. Jr,, returned to Phila- delpha after having spent the past week here with Mr. and Mrs. Will liam E. Brown.
 The football squad will report for practice this evening at o'clock if the weather permits. Otherwise the squad will meet tomorrow eve ming at that time.
 The Lafanso club will meet this evening at s o'clock at the home Of Mrs. R. B. Stevenson.
 Mrs. Isabelle Hazen has returned rom a visit 10 Vermont where she