New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

ficiated. Fred Novacz of Meridcn attended the bridegroom as best man, and Miss Lena Wroblewsli Of Berlin and Miss Mary Galada of Southington attended tue bride as maid of honor and bridesmaid. re- spectively.
 Following the wedding ceremony. q reception was held at FraternIl hall in Kensngton. More than 1J0 guests from New Britain, kcnsinS- ton, Berlin, Southington, Plainvillc, Hartford and Meriden attended.
 The newly married couple left for Boston. where they will spend the next few days. Upon their return they will reside in Kensington.
 BrumhalI-Andrulev
 A beautiful Thanksgiving Day wedding took place yesterday morn ing when Miss Phyllis Andrulcciv2 of Kensington became the bride of George Brumhall of kcnsington and Utica, New York. The ceremony was performed at St. Paul's church in Kensngton by Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor.
 Births
 A daughter was born to AIr and Mrs George Carling of Harris street, kensington, Tuesday afternoon at the New Britain General hospital.
 A daughter was born to NIr. ana Mrs. William Schroeder of Hudson street, Berlin, Wednesday evening at the New Britain General hospital.
 Notes
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Peck of Butler street. kensington. entertain ed the family of Rey. David Yale of Meriden and Norman Peck at their home yesterday.
 LeRoy Fleischer, a student at Harvard law school, spent yesterday in town with his parents.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark Of East Berlin entertained Mr. and Mrs George F.. Prentice and NIr. anl Mrs. Fred Troop at their home yes terday.
 Nr. and Mrs. Arthur Bushnell en- tertained Mrs. Nelson F. Mann ana Miss Mildred Mann Of Maple Hill at their home on Pennington avenue yesterday.
 To Attend Legion school
 Adolph Schultz, Harold Nentr2#, and Paul Stangc will go to Water bury Saturday to attend a session o1 instructions for officers of the American Legion.
 On County Committee
 Howard Bunce and Paul StangC of Berlin have been appointed tC county posts of the American Lc- zion. Mr. Bunce has been appoint ed to work on the county aviation committee, while Mr. Stange is on the committee on forestry. Both men are members of Bolton Kasica post of Berlin.
 Chain Leases Building
 The First National Stores have obtained lease on the old Legion hall in Kensington, to run for q period of two years at a monthly rental of S60. The hall is part oi the estate of F. $. kilby. l.. F. Kilby acted as agent for the estate. At the present time alterations are being made to the building. The lease calls for two show windows, rear eX. tension of 12 feet and of the sam, width as the store proper, and tn, , installation of a furnace.
 Tarring Roads
 The state highway departmcn has been busy today tarring ant sanding the shoulders of Farming ton avenue and Beach Swamp road This morning there were three trucks loaded with sand and on, tarring machine on the road. Ther, were at least 10 men working on tho job. This sudden activity is though to be part of the state relief of tn, | unemployed situation.
 East Berlin Items
 Thanksgiving wa observed quiet ly here, services being conducted ii the morning at the Methodist anc Episcopal churches. The day wa! an occasion of family reunions ant homecomings.
 Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Carns ant Miss Florence Carns spent the hol iday in Maple Hill as guests of MT and Mrs. Richard Hubert.
 Mrs. A. +. Barnes, accompanied by Miss Winifred and Miss Mabellt Barnes, spent Thanksgiving il