New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-04-02

streets in Berlin and Kensington but
no trees we're reported blown down.
In the early part of the evening the
lights were out in the greater part
Of the town. They were restored
to the regular power at about nine
o'clock. Signs at the Pennington
garage were blown down and scat
tered about the yard in various
places. Several limbs were blown
down on Berlin and Hudson streets.
VendriiIO suit settled
The suit against Salvatore Ven
drillo for $4,000 as the result of an
automobile accident last Thanksgiv-
ing day has been settled out of
court, according to information given
out by A. S. Aharonian, attorney for
the defendant. The amount of the
settlement was not made public. The
suit was brought by Irene Zilinskas
George Doolady and Francis NJ
Nolan. all of Waterbury. following
a collision between two cars which
resulted in the turning over of the
car containing the Waterbury party
In police court Vendrillo was found
not guilty on charge OF reckless
driving. The case was to have come
no in superior court last week but
was post poned 80 AS to allow the
defense to produce additional wit
nesscS.
Grange Meeting Tonight
The regular meeting Of Berlin
Grange will be held at Grange hall
tonight at s o'clock. The program IS
in charge of Claude Stevens and will
take the form of an illustrated talk
on a trip to Alaska made by Joseph
Lamb of New Britain. Mr.. Lamb
who is connected with Landers
l'rary & Clark. will show motion
pictures. The program tonight will
be furnished by the past masters OF
Berlin Grange.
There will be a meeting of the
supper committee of the Bolton
kasica post banquet at Grange hall
tonight at I o'clock. All members OF
the committee are asked to be at ID.
hall at the hour specified SO final
arrangements can be made before
the Grange meeting.
Mrs. Enrii>ata Mussn
Mrs. Enrikata Musso. G5 years
Old. died at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lena Amadeo of Pcnfield
avenue, East Berlin. yesterday after
noon at 4:3O o'clock. She had been
resident Of East Berlin Tor q
years.
Surviving here are her husband
Pasquale: two sons. Louis of Italy
and John. who lived with her II
East Berlin; and a granddaughter.
The funeral VIII be held at the
home tomorrow morning at $50
O'Clock and 600 O'Clock at the Si-
cred Heart church in East Berlin
Burial will! bc in St Mary's Gene
terry. New Britain.
Returns from Boston,
Mrs charles Eehm of kcnsinStol
has returned to her home after
spending two weeks in Boston.
April Fool Party
Miss Marion Norton of kcnsinstor
entertained a number OF friends a
an April FOOL party at her homo
last evening. Games were played ant
refreshments were served.
asst Berlin Items
The Girls club will meet this eve.
ming at Community hall at 1856
o'clock instead of S o'clock. The hal
is to be used for other purposes later
in the evening so that it was found
necessary to hold the girls class
earlier than usual.
The Pythian Sisters will 60 &c
Durham next Tuesday evening at
which time two candidates for ad.
mission into the temple will be mi
tiated. A large attendance from
here is anticipated.
The usual weekly meeting of thu
Community club will be held tomor.
row evening at S O'Clock. Announce
ment relative to the membership
supper to be held next week will be
made at this time. The standing Of
the two teams will be announced. A
social time will follow the business
session. The Community orchestra
will play for dancing.
On Thursday evening coined,
be presented AZ Community hall I'M
der the auspi. Of the Wesleyans
All mem RS Of the east are mem.
| beers Of the latter organization and
are local people. Rehcarsals have