New Britain herald., 1929-10-01

Lamentation. will alsd appear before Judge Griswold his case having been postponed from last weeks ses- sion.
 Christian Crarvier, of New Brit ain, will appear before the court to tell the judge why he hunted out of season. He was arrested by Constable Orville Nentres Saturday.
 Seeing Berlin From the Air
 Twelve local residents went up in the air yesterday when they took ad- vantage of the visit of a Ford mono plane to Hartford and journey to that city to make a flight. In most instances it was the first time that the members of the group had as cended and they were thrilled by the novelty of the trip. The plane ileft Hartford late in the afternoon 1 and flew over Berlin and the sur rounding towns with it's loca. en- f tourage. According to reports terra i hrma is the ultimate attraction Tor local residents for all expressed re- 1 lief upon the landing of the plane.
 RiccO- Bernardo Nuptials Miss Mary Bernardo, the daughter | of MT. and Mrs. Carmine Bernardo. of Berlin. will become the wife ot Frank Ricco of Konsington at i service to he held tomorrow at St. Pauls church. Rev. J. C. Brennan will perform the ceremony
 Entering Aviation school
 Zigmund Wendrowski, son of MT, and Mrs. Vincent WcndroWskl, Of Berlin, left today for Lincoln 1 Nebraska, to enter the Lincoln Air craft School. Mr Wendrowski form crlv employed at the Stanley Works was a prominent member of it's base ball team. He was also active in the Holy Cross baseball team.
 Grange to Meet
 The regular meeting of the Der lin Grange will be held this evening at s D. m Plans for the Grange far to be held this month will be made and all of the members are request ed to be present at the meeting to- night. There will be reports Of com mittees on the plans to date.
 The fair, which is to be held 10, II, 12 of this month is a departure from the usual. There will be eXhl- bitions of flowers and vegetables in the basement of the Grange hall There will be entertainment and dancing each night Suppcrs will be served and cake sold.
 The committee on plans consists Of the following.
 Joseph Wilson, chairman, MT. and Mrs. Harold Skinner, Gustave Lind quist, MT. and Mrs. Louis Griffith. Mrs. Watkins. Howard Hall and Miss Frances Wallace.
 Honor Miss GuStafson
 Miss Helen Gustafson of Jubilee street. New Britain, was the guest of honor at a supper shower given last week by 46 friends from the Landers, Frary & Clark company, at the company club rooms, Miss Gus tafson, a former resident of Berlin, is to marry Benjamin Holt of that city October 19.
 Birthday Party
 Miss Sophia Drust, of Kcnsington. was the recipient of surprise birth day party, given at the home of Miss Anne Znosko, New Britain road, Kensington. Vocal selections were rendered by Stanley KarnasieWicz and Miss Clara Hinder. Guests from New York, Derby, Waterbury, Hart ford and New Britain were present.
 East Berlin Items
 MT. and Mrs. R. F. Stevenson and family have moved into the Morgan residence on Cottage street. resum- ing their residence here after a years absence, during which inter, val they lived in Middletown. Their many friends will be pleased to lcarr of their return.
 A new train has been added 10 thf Berlin branch schedule, train leaV- ing her at 2:30 o'clock for Berlin and the return trip to Middlc1oWr at 2:55 o'clock from this station.
 The Knights of Pythias will mee this evening at o'clock at then room in Community hall.
 The funeral of Charles Porter wa! held from his late residence in Wes Cromwell yesterday afternoon, bur ial being in the West Cromwell cemetery. Rev. l.. E. Adkins, pastoI of the Methodist church officiated.