New Britain herald., 1928-09-17

through its chairman, Mrs. Jean T..
Hooker. wishes to express its ap.
probation for the cooperation and
support which 1t has received from
the organization in the town and
from the people in the community.
/ Mrs. Carn,ela MARITIME
Mrs. Carmeia Martina. age ~,
wife of Antonio M rtino. died last
evening at her home on Pennington
avenue, Berlin. She 'ias been Z
resident of Berlin for q number Of
years.
Besides her husband she Is sur
vived by one son, Emelio MARITIME
OF Berlin and five daughters. Mrs.
Joseph Desarro Of Hartford, Mrs.
Angelo Nardacchione of Newark, N.
j.. Mrs. Albert scagliotti of Berlin,
Mrs. Pasqlale Spensieri of Berlin
and Mrs. Salvatore Menditto of New
Britain.
The funeral will be held tomor-
row morning at $40 o'clock from
her home and at o'clock at St.
Paul's church. Kensington. A SOL
emn high mass of requiem will be
sung. Burial will be In st. Mary's
new cemetery in New Britain.
To Become Instructor
William E. Head, I'd, Of Worth
ington ridge left Saturday for Gin
cinnati. Ohio. where he expects to
accept q position as an instructor In
the Cincinnati Country Day school.
Mr.. Head is a Yale man. having
graduated from that In titution with
honors.
Mr.. Head was accompanied by
his wife, he former Miss Frances
Hickey of Berlin, and infant daugh-
ter Nancy. They will make their
home in Cincinnati
Kcnsington Nine Wins
The All -kensington nine defeated
the Rangers in the deciding game
of their three game series yester-
day afternoon at the Percival ave-
nue. grounds by a I to 3 score after
one Of the best games played in this
town this season.
lulS uclcdI tuS
ers from the race for the city title
and the locals hope to meet the
Falcons in the near future to de-
eide the championship. The game
yesterday was witnessed by large
crowd and was close from beginning
to end. The locals led until the
eighth inning by l to o score
when the Rangers suddenly rallied
and scored three runs. Their lead
apparently clinched the game but
the locals came back strong ii their
half Of the inning md duplicated
the Rangers feat.
Anderson was on the mound for
the locals and Jack Scott occu-
pied the hill for the New Britain
aggregation. Both pitchers were IN
great form and pitched . beautiful
game.
Engage Prominent Speaker
Mrs. Ruth E. Walther. q member
of the state central committee from
the sixth senatorial district, has
been secured to speak at the open
ing meeting Of the Republican
Women's club which will be held
at the Legion hall in Kensington to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Walther will speak on the fol-
lowing topics. THE Importance Of
Women Political Clubs and the
State Ticket" Mrs. Walther 10
prominent worker in the republican
party and il very interesting
speaker. It is expected that the Lee
gion hall will be filled to its capa-
city.
Three vice presidents. one to rep
resent each district in town AZ men,
bership chairsnen, will be elected
and many matters Of vital interest
will be discussed. All the women
who are interested in the activities
Of the club are cordially invited to
attend.
Resting Comfortably
The authorities at the New Brit
ain General hospital reported today
that the condition Of John China
vich, five-years-old son Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Nicholas Chinivirh Of Lower |
Lane. was fair md that the boy
vas resting comfortably. The boy
was taken to the institution Satur- |
lay In a serious condition from |
shotgun wounds in rs abdomen ard |
IN his right hand which he receiv-
ID when a shotgun shell he was |
pounding with . stone exploded. Al