New Britain herald., 1930-04-11

his lecture will be accompanied by illustrations will add to it's appeal. The meeting is being sponsored by the Farmers club of Berlin and will be open to the general public.
 Funeral of John Pinches
 The funeral of John Pinches, who died yesterday at the New Britain General hospital, will be held to- morrow afternoon. Private prayers will be said at the house at 2:S0 O. clock. Services at the Berlin Con- gregational church will be held at , o'clock, and Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. the pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in the family plot in Fairview cemetery, New Britain.
 Return From Florida
 Mrs. Alice Huston and daughter Miss Alice Huston, and the Misses Elizabeth P. Wilcox and Helen Rohm returned last night from Winter Park, Florida, where they have spent the past few months The trip was made by auto.
 Meeting Time Changed
 The time of the Boy Scout meet ing tonight has been set ahead to o'clock to allow the completion oi business in time for the boys to at tend the entertainment given by the Girl Scouts tonight at o'clock ir the Berlin town hall.
 Girl Scout Show
 All arrangements have been com pleted for the entertainment that will be presented by the Girl Scouts at the town hall tonight at o'clock Much work has been put in by the girls taking part and a finished per, formance is anticipated by those ir charge. The revenue that will be received from the sale of tickets will be, used for a continuance o1 the Girl Scout work, and indications point to an overflow audience.
 Marriage License Issued
 A marriage license was issued yesterday by Arthur l.. Woodruff town clerk of Berlin, to Harry A Traver and Martha M, Trick, botl of New Britain.
 Berlin Briefs Ronald Thomson, son of Jame! Thomson of Spruce Brook road, i still confined to his home with Z sprained ankle, an injury receive. when he was struck and knocked down by 3 bundle of newspaper thrown from a truck.
 Several children have been sen home from school during the pas week when they were found to b, suffering from pink eye" The local schools were dismisse, an hour earlier yesterday afternoon to allow the pupils wishing to at tend the exhibition being conducted by the New Britain schools.
 Joseph Stanton has left for De troit. He was a recent visitor a the home of Mir. and Mrs. Thoma 5, Pagan of kensington.
 Daughter Born
 A daughter was born to Mir. an, Mrs. William G. Gooby of kensing ton at the New Britain General hos pital Wednesday,.
 Child Injured While being driven near the Ken sington underpass Thursday after noon the car of Mrs. Theodore Say age of East Berlin struck an, | knocked down Louise Tinsley, age &. The child was removed to tn New Britain General hospital, wher she is under observation to deter mine the extent of her injuries. In quiries at the hospital this mornin disclosed the fact that nothin l definite had been ascertained as t her injuries. Constable Georg Kanupka, who investigated the ae cident, learned from witnesses tha the little girl had run suddenly int tho path of the car.
 Anniversary Mass An anniversary requiem mass wi be celebrated at St. Paul's churc tomorrow morning, at o'clock, i | memory of James c. Hart.
 East Berlin Items | Mrs. George Demore is Confine to her home on Main street by il l ness.
 No more whists and socials wi be held at Sacred Heart churc | until May. The one last week w. attended by nearly 200 people, the1 being A tables of play. People al 1 tended from Middletovn, Meride