New Britain herald., 1929-01-21

port of the church and its benevo-
lences for the year 1879 has been
completed. There are more sub
scribers this year than ever before
and the total OF pledges is In ex-
cess of the budget estimates. The
budget for the coming year az es-
timated by the church\, society il
$1,000.
Important Court session
The weekly court session Of the
Berlin town court tomorrow evening
at the town hall will be occupied
by two very important cases. Judge
George g. Griswold viii preside on
the bench with Prosecutor e. r.
Lewis representing the state.
The case of George II. Rapp OF
so High street. Middletown. lcharg-
ed with criminal negligence In the
death Of Hubert Williams Of New
Britain. ia scheduled to come I'D for
disposal.
John Stepp of ~ Broad street.
New Britain. who was arrested last
week in a beer raid In Kcnsington,
will also appear before tho court.
Grange Card Party
Plans have been completed for the
whist party to be held In the Berlin
Grange hall on Pennington avenue
on Thursday evening at s O'Clock.
Howard Hall Is chairman of the af-
fair and will be assisted by Frances
Wallace. Viola Boardman. Virginia
Bushnell. Marion Whitman and Gus
tave Lindquist. Prizes will be award
cd and refreshments served. The
affair will be opened to the public.
Any Grange member wishing TO
donate sandwiches Or cake is asked
TO notify anyone OH the committee.
Florence ls0ksj
Funeral services for Florence Bo-
kaj. fou"-day-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bokaj OF Kcnsing-
ton. were held this morning at s:45
o'clock at the Sacred Heart church
in New Britain. Burial was In tho
Sacred Heart cemetery.
Town Clerks Records
Walter f.. F"rt OF Berlin and
Howard NJ. Hart OF Cromw well. have
sold a piece OF property located on
! the west side of Pcrcival avenue In
kensington at the corner of Glen
street, TO Joseph J.. Spring OF New
Britain. The land has a frontage OF
-7o feet on Percival avenue.
An order of six months limitation
| Of claims on the estate Of Chsrles
q. Lindquist has been issued by the
probate court. 81
Whist Party Thursday
A whist party will he given for
the benefit of st. Paul's T. A. d.
society by b number of ladies at the
Tabs hall in Kensington on Thurs
day evening. Prizes will be award
ed the winners in all the genes.
There will also be a grab bag and a
special door prize. Candy will he
on sale The public is invited.
Iscrlin Congregational Churcl,
Tho subject Of the Young Peoples
meeting last evening was. Our
COMPROMISING The members of
the society have been invited TO
meet with the Young People In
I'lainyille next SUNDAY.
The scholarship fund Of $50 for
Roosevelt Browder Of Fisk univer-
sity has been forwarded to Mr.. Nc
CieIlan, together with a sman per-
sonal token of esteem from the
church.
There will be a meeting Of the
Teachers Training class on Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock at the
parsonage.
Troop I. Boy Scouts. and the Cub
Scouts will hold their weekly meet
ing on Friday evening. The. Cubs
will meet at $50 o'clock and the
troop at 1880 o'clock. Scoutmastcf
f. o. Shjerden will be in charge Of
both meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dood OF
Worthington ridge have left for
Florida where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walz enter
tanned the Saturday Night Pinochle
club at their home on Pennington
avenue Saturday evening. Prizes
were awarded and refreshments
served.
Miss Margaret Foertsch has re-
turned to her home after spending
the Weekend in New Haven - the
guest Of friends.
Major and Mrs. Frank j.. Wilcox
! OF Worthington ridge have left fol