New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-26

Ross Of the First Baptist church OF
New Britain olticiated. Burial was
IN the FalrVicW cemetery.
Warrantcc Deed
2. Montresor and Louis Marchesi-
nj have sold their grocery business
located in the Old "Bcrnini' store in
East Berlin to Gc. do ami of East
Berlin, according 10 a warrantec deed
filed at the office of the town clerk
Session Of Court
There will he a session of the Ber-
lin Town court this evening at the
Town hall at $50 o'clock. Judge
G. Gr,swold will preside. Only a few
cases appear on the docket for dis
posal.
Berlin Congregational Notes
The regular communion services
will be held at the morning ser
vices next Sunday morning. The
final Sunday school session, before
the summer recess. will also be held
next Sunday.
Rev. Samuel A. Fiske has stated
that he expects to remain home and
be in the pulpit most of the summer
Mrs. Halls Sunday school class is
spending a week at Lake Wickaboag
in West Brooktield, Mass.
Mr.. Fiske has received 1o5 new
hSmnals for use on Sundays. OF
this number 40 will be given to the
senior and Junior choirs. The books
for the choirs We're provided by the
Berlin Mems Bible class.
Trucks in Accident
An auto truck owned by Sadosky
Bros. of Hartford ran into the rear
OF a truck owned by Levin Bros. of
Bridgeport last evening about $50
o'clock on Berlin street near Boston
Corners. The truck from Hartford
escaped with slight damages, The
accident is being investigated by
Constable John Lewis.
Leaves for Massachusetts
Miss Florence Gibney, a member
Of the NJ. V. klef club. left this
morning to loin other members of
the club Who are spending their Va
cation at the cottage of Rev. and
Mrs. s. A. fiske in ssachusetts.
Miss Glbney was accompanied by the
Misses Edith Prentice. Ruth Ban
croft and Helen Hodgson.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. Aspinwall. for
ton. Ont, are visiting Mrs. Aspin-
" ais parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
p. Day Of k"nsington.
Little change has been noted in
the condition of Mrs. James Brown
of Kensington. who is critically i'll
at her home.
Final Arrangements Completed
Everything Is in readiness for the
garden cafeteria and card party 10
be given tomorrow evening at the
home Of Mrs. Otto Youngblad's on
the main road, kensington. under
the auspices Of the kensington
League of Women Voters. The COM
mittees in charge of the affair have
perfected all details and expect a
large gathering. It is expected that
the affair Will prove to be one Of
the greatest social successes Of the
season.
The garden will be lighted with
electric lights and booths containing
American, Swedish and German food
have been erected. Tables for card
games have been installed in the
barn that has been decorated in
antique style and will be lighted
by candles.
The surroundings at Mrs. Young
blad's home are known for their
beauty and afford an ideal place for
the party. Rustic style has been in
PRODUCED in the garden and in the
buildings. Buses will stop within
three minutes walk Of the garden.
The league invites the earnest CO.
operation of the community and a
hearty welcome is extended to all.
Arrested for Theft
Mary Duckievicz of Berlin was
arrested last evening by Constable
Frank Brown and taken to the New
Britain police station where she was
booked on a charge of theft. She
will appear before the Berlin Town
court this evening.
East Berlin Items
Clifton Benson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Benson. sustained 4
painful fracture of the wrist Mon
day evening while playing with .
group of boys.
Jack Walsh ana B. RAINY have
returned from New York city, where