New Britain herald., 1928-07-05

Donohue of New Britain was dea- con, Rev. A. De. C. Hamilton, C. M. was sub-deacon and Rev. William J. O'Shea of Waterville was master of ceremonies.
 As the body was being borne into the church Mrs. Madeline Hor- ton schmidt sang the De Profun- dis" at the of1ertory of the mass she sang Bounds Ave Maria" as the conclusion of the mas, she ren- dered Pie Jesu." As the body was being borne from the church Chop in's funeral march was played.
 The pail bearers were Daniel Healy, Frank Brown, Charles Mc- Enroe William w. Pagan. James J. Fntzsimons and Joseph J, Diemand. Burial was in St. Marys' cemetery, New Britain.
 Midwcek Services
 Alidweek services will be con- ducted this evening at 7:SO o'clock at the Kensington Methodist church. Rev. l.. E. Adkins, pastor. will Of- ticiate. The Neuman found offering will be received.
 kensington splits Two Games
 kensington and Taftville split a double header over the holiday, Taftvile winning the morning game and kensington coming back to take the afternoon encounter. Both games were played in Taftville and were Connecticut State league af- fairs.
 Berg was on the mound for the locals in the morning game and was touched up for six runs in the first three innings He then found his bearings and pitched wonderful ball for the last six innings. holding his opponents without a hit. However. kensington was unable to overcome the early lead of Taftville and lost the game, 6 to 4.
 In the afternoon game. Scrim- minger, regular first baseman. pitched for kenslngton and hurled q nice game. nosing out Taftyille in a '"SN e'ihN ny o U tO oAOlC' llC TaftNille pitcher held the locals to six hits but they came with men on bases and gave dlensington the nec- essary runs to win.
 kensington played fine game in the field in both games and Manager Eddie Moore is confident that the team has reached its best playing form.
 Hold Barbecue Yesterday
 Negroe folks in this vicinity held barbecue yesterday on section of the Styles X Reynolds brickyard off Christian lane. Arrangements for the event were made by Jack Shaw, foreman at the brick plant. and the fires over which the roasting was done, was started Tuesday evening under his supervision.
 Many of the negroe residents on Christian lane were present as we'll as others from New Britain and other nearby cities,
 Briefs
 Mrs. William Sheldon and son, Kenneth, have returned to their homes from a visit to Lake Pocoto- paug, East Hampton.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanley Barrett and children of Pennington avenue have returned home after a short visit to the shore.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Preston and son spent yesterday in town visiting relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lorch of Pennington road have returned home after spending d few days at the shore.
 Douglas Sheldon, William Manx and Louis Sheldon have returned to their homes after camping over the Fourth.
 Misses Angelinc and Mary Nocer- TO of Paterson road have returned home after visiting relatives.
 Miss Florence Gibney of Worth ington ridge is visiting relatives in South Meriden.
 MT. and Mrs. Grant Skinner of Pennington avenue are receiving congratulate on the birth of | born Tuesday Mrs Skin rer was formerly Miss Katherine Humanson. Mir. Skinner Is the son of Mir. and Mrs. E. F.. Skinner of Seymour road.
 Leroy Fleischer left yesterday for Europe where he will make an ex- tcnsivs tour of all the countries,