New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

CharleA Bronzi. The play was ex- ceptionally well done by the pupils.
 Others in the play were Helen Sullivan as Queen Flurribal. Malvina Lama as Queen Aguila, Kingsley Roby as FustaiH, court jester. Wat ter petor as Falada. his singing hobby horse, Robert Graham as Gudkin. a koose herd.
 The junior high school orchestra played between the acts. Solss were given by Helen Hiltpold aud Mary Spencerio.
 About $50 was realized from the play and the money will be put into the fund Of the Kenstngton school.
 Not Bankrupt
 Through an error in interpreting @ notice of the appointment of . re- ceiver for the Carbo Brick company. that company was referred to in the Herald recently as the "bankrupt Carbo Brick company" This ,s found to be an error. The receiver was appointed for the purpose of carrying on the business Of the com. pany, due to . scarcity of funds. The action in no way means that ths company is in financial diRtcuity.
 Visiting Berlin
 Mir. and Mrs Arthur Suprenant Hf Marlboro, Mass., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Suprenant of Berlin. They expect to make their home tn this town in the future. MT. 6upre- nant plans to work at the Stanley Works in New Britain.
 Leave For France Prof. and Mrs. Stanley Galpin of Berlin street left today for New York, where they will engage passage for France. They plan to spend the sumper in Paris. It is expected that they will tour the con- tinent this summer before returning to this country in the fall. Mr. Gall pin Is the president of tho school board. During his absence Daniel Malarney Of Kensington will act as chairman of the board. Junior Choir Rehearsal
 The junior choir of the Berlin Congregational church will meet at l the church tonight at ! o'clock for "a rehearsal. All members are asked to attend this rehearsal. as 1t will be the last one before the services Sunday. Children's day will be oh- served at the Berlin Congregational church on that day. and the junior choir will sing.
 Bans Of Marttage | Bans of marriage have been sn- nounced for Stella Mixer and Vincent French. both of Kensangton. It is expected that they will be married in the near future.
 TO Play Mystic | The Kensineton baseball team will play the Mystic team at the Percival avenue grounds on Sunday after noon. It is expected that the game will be . close one, as the teams are evenly matched.
 Anthony NIcizlaiskas
 Anthony Meizlsiskas of Berlin died at his home last night following an illness of eight months. He WAS well known in New Britain where he vas one Of the leading members of St. Andrews church.
 The funeral will be held Monday morning from St. Andrews church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cene- tery. New Britain. The hour of the funeral will be announced later. Petition FNne Policeman
 After . long discussion on the number of rebbsries in Kensingto1 in the past few years, Kensinsten property owners have drawn up . petition which is being circulated among the store owners there. Ths petition calls for protection by . night policemen from the house et II D. m. to 6 a. m. as a safeguard against breaks like those of the past It is thought that the petition will be presented for action at the next town meeting. Residents have lona been talking of the need of this pro- lection. but until the present time have taken no definite steps to pro. cure 1t.
 Visiting Parents Miss Victoria F'iske is spending \ few days with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. .. A. Fiske Of Berlin. She is } working in New York at present and |, fh ~A,.A.A.-