New Britain herald., 1929-10-10

Pennington avenue for a three-day run. The neighboring Changers | from Meridcn will offer a skit, The Emigrant Songboat," purported to be a rolliCking sketch. On Friday, Burritt Grange of New Britain will give an entertainment Dancing will be enjoyed each evening.
 It was reported earlier in the year that the fair would have exhibitions of vegetables and flowers. but due to the exposition in New Britain, in which many of the Changers are taking part, this feature of the fair has been called off.
 On Saturday the feature of the evenings entertainment will be the the Barattiero Sisters orchestra. This unusual group of musicians has appeared in public several times, and it is reported that attempts have been made to have them broadcast from a radio station. The orchestra which consists of five girls, Jose phine, Mabel, Matilda, Emma. and
 
 together for the past two years and is beginning to achieve a reputation not only in Berlin, but in the sur rounding towns as we'll
 Pierce Property sold
 Emma J. Pierce of Springfield has ridge to Frank Scibert of NcwBrit- ain. The property consists of q house, known as the old Pierce place. and an acre of land between the Community house and the store owned by Thomas BaratticYo. It is reported that Mr, Seibert plans to remodel the place in the near future.
 sewing Club to Meet
 The kensington Sewing club will meet at the home of Mrs. Matthew GrisWold Monday evening for it's weekly meeting. Mrs. Matthew Gris- Wold and Mrs. George Griffith will be the hOStcssCs for the evening" Mrs. Clarence Baldwin and Mrs. James Ellsworth will be in charge Of gre asked 10 appear promptly at s o'clock in. readiness for a bridge party
 Missionary Society Meets
 The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Kcnsington Metho1- ist church met at the home of Mrs. o. C. Eagerly yesterday afternoon.
 Hunting Season Opens
 As yet no tragedies have been re- ported among local hunters and very few among the hunted. Witl l two days of the season gone, game | reported killed is still very scarce. One local enthusiast has reported i hat he is through with hunting for ! the year, at least in his own back 1 yard. The reason, he claims, is his | wife. He saw pheasant very close to his home and determined to got 1 him. The usual paraphernalia-a | dog and gun--Were soon obtain | ed. The dog circled around and 1 around and, true to his instinct, he | uncovered bird. The hunter drew 1 ! bead and fired-a miss. Some | what chagrined he turned toward , iiiFn nonIC JtiSL Ill Llllt iO see HIS ! wife throw up her hands in evident ! disgust. No more back yard hunt | ing for me-" he said
 Arrested for Passing Light
 Edward DcSawaro. r, of Ken | sington was arrested yesterday aft ernoon in New Britain, after he had | passed traffic signal on Main | street. When stopped it was found | that he had no operators license in court this morning he was fined $2 for passing traffic light, and $5 for driving without a license.
 Former Teacher WcdS
 Miss Helen Downes. daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Downes of Camp street New Britain, and a former teacher in the Berlin Junior High school, was married yesterday morning to Attorney Cyril Gaffney of New Britain at St. Joscph's church in that city. Rev. John E. Donohue officiated.
 Hospital Directors
 Mrs. Harold Lee Judd and Mrs. Pardon c. Hickey of Worthington Ridge, and Mrs. Robert Graham Of kensington were appointed direct ore for one year on the WNman's Hospital board of the New Britain General hospital at its annual