New Britain herald., 1929-12-30
deep for about 10 feet. coming to stop close to the house on the corner.
 HiDchCliffe- kOZuch

deep for about 10 feet. coming to stop close to the house on the corner.
 HinchCllffe- Kozuch
 Miss Julia Agnes kozuch of Ken sington became the bride of Francis Lawrence Hinchliffe of New Britain this morning at high nuptial mass ir St. Pauls church, Kensngton. Rev John C. Brennan performed the ceremony. Edward Avery of New Britain attended the groom as best man and Miss Helen kobuch, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Mrs Madelane Horton Schmidt and Mrs James Brady provided music during the ceremony.
 A reception was held at the home ot the brides parents in Kensington
 Funeral of Miss Roys
 Funeral services for the late Miss Harriet Allene Roys of Worthington Ridge, Berlin. who died at her home late Saturday morning. were hel ] from her home in Berlin at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Samuel \. Fiske officiated. Burial was in Will COX cemetery, East Berlin.
 To Celebrate New Years
 St. Pauls church in kensington will celebrate New Years with two masses, one at z o'clock and the other at o'clock.
 On Friday the Sacred Heart dcyo- tions will be held and this occasion will be celebrated with three masses in the morning. at 6, [ and 7:30 o'clock.
 On Thursday a months mind mass Will be celebrated in memory of the late Eamuel J. Skeene of Kensington.
 Boys Club to Play
 Tle kensinSton Boys club basket ball teams will meet with stiff oppo- sition when it engages the team from the South Church of New Brit ain at the Fraternal hall on Frid2y evening. The intermediates and the seniors will engage similar teams from New Britain in the County "I~'' 'c'S NN''' iN pl F1illillldlN cOllltSL N.II be played by two local teams, the so-called juniors. This group in- cludes all those between the ages Of l4-1G years and it is thought bv Rev. Vernon Philips that at least four such teams may be formed this season and tournament arranged within the town. The two other team have been formed comprising boys under the age of ( years and these are also to take part in games during the present season.
 Achieves Athletic Fame 5,
 Wcislaw Chotkowski, a student at Lyons college. Cambridge Springs. Pa, is spending the Christmas re- cess with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Chotkowski of Robbins stree1. Kensington. Weslaw has made name for himself at the school. hay, ing played on the football team ds halfback. At the present time ha leads the school basketball team as it's captain. He has been there al- most two years, having graduated from the New Britain Senior High school in 1928. He plans to return to school on January 6.
 Late Buses Promised
 The Connecticut company has that it will operate two buses to Berlin on New Years Eve 10 accommodate the New Year rev. elers homeward bound from New Britain. One bus will leave the station at New Britain at 1 o'clock in the morning and another will fol- low at 2:30 o'clock for all of those attending the late theater celebra- tions in New Britain.
 Hit-Run Driver Escapes
 A hit and run driver operated in Berlin last night and as the result of his activities Beasi Dellocilli of kensington was slightly injured. The accident which took place on Beech Swamp road early last night was by several children, who told Constable Frank Brown that the man was struck by a small car and that the driver of the car did not stop. They were unable to give } description of the occupants of the car. Dellocilli, thrown to the pave ment, was taken to his home in kensington. Dr. John T. Hodgson of Berlin was called and found that ,he injured man was suffering from | slight cut on the forehead. He lid not consider the injury serious.