New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-31

NlIllam ~ Den or flinWOod as subj
deacon. and Rev. John Z. F2y. pas-
tor of the local church, as master
of ceremonies. Rev. David O'Don-
nell. Father Conroy OF the I.aSale,t.
fathers, and Rev. John Conroy OF
Hartford were in the sanctuary.
As the body was brought into the
church G. T. LaBonne sang lead
Kindly Light" He sang Ave Maria"
at the offertory. and Raymond Cam
field rendered Farewell" at the end
OF the mass. Mr.. Garfield also
sang "One Sweetly Solemn Thought
as the body was borne from the
church. The bearers were John r.
Lamb. James Prior. James Connolly.
Joseph Mccarthy. Charles Welch
and Frank Hagearty. representing
the Elks and Foresters, to which
Mr.. Murphy belonged
Burial was In St Joseph's c.me-
terry, where committal services were
conducted by Father O'Deu. assisted
by Father Munich. Father O'Don-
nell, and Father Conlon. Tho floral
tributes were exceptionally numer-
GUS and beautiful.
New Britain Buys Rights
The city OF New Britain is huyin.
extensive water rights through
P'ainville to allow it to Law water
mains from Burlington, Bristol.
Plalnville and Southington to New
Britain. according to deeds filed this
morning at the office of the town
clerk. Those deciding water rights 10
the neighboring city are Antonio G.
and Anna Mastrianni Edward N
Thompson Con River street,, Charles
H. Elliott ION South Washington
street,. Charles G. Elliott as ad-
mlnistrator of the estate of Ham
nah Elliott Con South Washington
street,, Charles n. Norton, Martin
Heating Con Forestvile avenuel
Selma +. Olson. as administrators
CT the estate of Olaf Olson Inear
the camp ground). and Anna Sad
loWski (alons the Pequab buck riyer)
Singne 7, Cooley has transferred
Lot No. ," at South Washington
Lawn to ozro |. Cooley.
{. OF {. Mectin.
regular meeting of the ,lirec-
tors of the Chamber OF Commerce
VIII be held at s o'clock Thursday
night in the club room on Pierce
street
Pet Show at Playground
There will be a net show at ,ba
Broad street playground on Thurs
day If the weather is favorable.
Miss Ruth Girard, director, an
nounced today. Dogs must be tied
with stout rope, she warned the
children.
Marriage Intentions
Anthony Mashiodro and Miss
Jennie Berardy have filed notice OF
marriage intentions at the office of
the town clerk. Mr.. Mashiodro, a
machine operator. is the son of Mike
Mashiodro. Miss Berurdy. the
daughter Of Joseph and Anna Sill
verio Berardy, is a factory hand.
Tlauta,,Qua Program
The second day Of the chautauoua
at tn" Plainvllle camp ground will
bring a musical entertainment and a
poetry hour tomorrow. At 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon Wallace |. Woodin
OF Hartford will present AN Hour
with James Whtcomh Riley" There
will be a violin prelude by John
brennan. John Mezo of New York
Will offer an evening of humor and
song at 5 O'Clock. The regular re-
hearsals, and classes will be con-
Quoted as usual.
Annual Entertainment
The annual entertainment spon-
sorcd by the Camp Ground In
proVen,"nt association for the bene-
INT OF Improvement of the ground
was staged last night under the di-
fect1on of A. T. Bicrkan Of Hart
ford.
Among those taking part were r..
!. sast"ldin.. bristol, drum solos
una Vloi'n solos. accompanied by
Mildred seymour Wells, Hockanum;
MISS Marie Bronson of Waterbury,
humorous readings: Wells Bradford. |
>er'den. piano selections: Mrs. II. j.
'asteldine, Bristol and Mr.. and Mrs. !
George II. futile, Waterbury. dra-
matte sketch; Mrs Mildred Sey
nour Wells and Miss Viola Burckell
'iano duets; Mrs X. j. Casteldine. '
"adine; Richard Stratton. South
leriden and Charles O. Bierkan.
Hartford. humorous sketch.
Becomes Music Supervisor
Miss Nellie Bixby has returned
rom Northampton. Mass, where
he has been attending the School
t Musical Pedagogy. Miss Rixby
as accepted a position as supervisor
4 music in a junior high school In
'oston. Mass.
Lower Air Mail Rate
Postmaster James +. Usher has
allied attention to the fact that the
postage rate for letters sent by air
nail will be reduced tomorrow to
n"-fourth Of its present charge.
instead of 10 cents half-ounce, the !
ate becomes five cents an ounce.
his is expected to result in a much |
'reatcr volume Of air mail, quite a !
NJ of which is already being sent |
nd received at the local office.
Notes
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coc and as
NillHhi Richards are spending a |
weeks vacation in Montpelier, vt. |
Mrs. Lillian Stanley of II Norton !
'lacc gave farewell dinner Satur-
lay for her brother in law, Albert |
Johnson of California. lie LEFT |
hortly afterward for home.
The first real picture painted by
lichael Angelo was the one on lii. |
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