New Britain herald., 1929-05-29

at . o'clock. The Kensington and Berlin post offices will open at <:15 and will close at 10 a. m. The Ber- lin Savings bank will be closed all day. The barber shops in Kenstng- ton will be closed during the parade. Factories and the public schools VIII be closed for the day.
 Arrested by R. R. Police
 Peter Mangonia was arrested yes- terday afternoon by police of the New Haven railroad on a charge of indecent exposure. He will appear in the Berlin town court Tuesday night in answer to the charge.
 Mrs. Speara Pedemont
 Mrs. Spera Pedemont. 63, died at her home on Pennington avenue, Kensington. at 1:15 o'clock this morning. following a short illness. Mrs. Pedemont was one of the old est Italian residents in the town, having come to Kensington from Italy in 1900. She was born in the town of Dazio in sondrio. Italy. She leaves her husband, Vinanzio Pedemont, and eight children. An eelo, John. Raymond. Josephine and Jennie Pedemont, of kensington; Mrs. Bridget Angelini of kensing- ton, Mrs. Mary Bighanatti of New Britain and Mrs. Julia Catanio of Hartford.
 Funeral services will be held at St. Paul's church. kensington, on Friday morning at a. m. Rev. J. lC. Brennan will officiate. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. New Britain.
 In Readiness for Parade i The marching orders for the town Memorial day parade have been giv- en out and all IS in readiness for the scheduled exercises that are held each year in one part of the town. | The parade will be the largest that has ever been held in Berlin on a Memorial day and 1t is expect ed that there will be large crowd on hand to view it and the exercises at the starting point and at the church.
 The firing squad of the American Legion will be at Maple cemetery and will fire volley over the graves Iof the soldiers who are buried there.
 Ten rifles were bought and pre-. sented to the Bolton kasico post oy Major Frank Wilcox of Berlin. Com mander Howard Bunce of the post said today that he was very grate. full for the gift and further stated that the rifles would be used fo' Memorial day programs in the flu. ture and for military funerals a' they were needed. Lockers will bt built in the Legion hall for the gun. and until that time they will be kept at the home of Adolph Schultz.
 Town Clerk in Detroit
 Town Clerk Arthur A. Woodruff is in Detroit. attending the Consre' sational Confederation of Churches meeting being held there. He wen to Detroit by auto with his brother Rev. Watson Woodruff of Soutl Manchester. It is expected that h, will return home Tuesday,.
 School Musicale
 The pupils of the Worthingtoi school will give a short play ant musical program at the Berlin towl hall Friday night at s o'clock. Tn play promises to be very interestini and it is hoped that there will be , large attendance. The public is in vited.
 The program is as follows: Opening chorus-Raliy. Recitations - Edward Tomasitia Richard Coruini.
 Dance-Cieo Wendroski. A sketch-The Sunday School , Joseph Dutkiewicz. Walter Lecho wicz, Ed Jutkiewicz. George Skin ner. John Wrobleski, Joseph Lovige , Travers Smith
 songs--The whippoorwill-Grade and {.
 A play-The Birthday of the Prin cess-Russell Gold. Mary Dornfried Betty Mueller Betty Troupe. Joh1 Caval. Shirley Shjefden. Anna Bara thicro. Helen Haber. Cora Bernardo Florence Fitzgerald. Helen Klatz Cornet solo-Florence sonnenberl
 Recitations-The Fairies. Edith Bar
 attiero: My Mother. Billy Cutie I Mas Tools David Roby :. sonss-1ve's . Message. Ina Boa Thees-Grades 5 and 6. l Dance-Sva Hyde.