New Britain herald., 1930-08-18

noon at 130 at the funeral parlors of Laraia dc Sons of New Britain and at St. Marks Episcopal church in New Britain at o'clock. Rev. Saul David officiated and burial was in Fairyiew cemetery, New Britain.
 settlement Certificate Filed
 A certificate of settlement trans- ferring property of the late Sewarl E. CoWles 10 his son, Leon S. Cowles of New Britain. was filed Saturday afternoon at the office of the town clerk of Berlin.
 saints Win Two
 The Saints, holders of second place in the kensington soft bal league, took the measure of John Conlin's Blue Hills warriors in both ends Of doubleheader played yes terday afternoon at the Blue Hills grounds.
 The first game was a hard fought affair until the seventh inning when the kensington boys found the offerings of the opposing pitch GU anu II Oll llltll Oll llll JUS II lllt second game it was ju,. a question of how big the scores would be.
 The first game en4ed with the score at E 10 while the count m the second contest was 25 to 12,
 Giants Fail to Appear
 A large number of baseball fans who journeyed to the Percival ave nue grounds yesterday afternoon to witness the game between the local crew and the highly touted Colored Giants team from Waterbury left in a very much dissatisfied condition Of mind when after a long wait the lccal management found 1t neces- sary to call off the battle because of the failure of the opposition to show up in full numbers.
 This is the first time Tn a good many years that this action became necessary. No reason for the fail- ure Of the players 10 put in an ap- pearance could be learned today.
 Berlin Briefs
 Mir and Mrs. James Corr of Ken sington left yesterday for a vacation trip 10 Virginia. The will he gone about two weeks.
 Miss Dorothy Ross Of kensington is spending her vacation al Wick fcrd, F. ].
 Judge George C, Griswold and sisters Misses Fanny, Emma and Mary of Worthington ridge, return ed to their homes yesterday after a two weeks vacation spent at Co., lumbia Lake.
 Miss Shirley Shjerden returned 10 her home Saturday from several weeks vacation spent at the Girl Scout camp at Jobs Pond.
 Mrs Harriet Merwin of Worth ington ridge is visiting with Mrs, L. A. Vibberts of Parish Hill.
 Douglas Sheldon of Pennington road returned 10 his home after the two weeks encampment at Camp Devcns.
 East Berlin Items
 Five members of the All club left this morning for Enfield, where they will spend a week at the club camp at Shaker Farms. Arrangements have been made to accommodate 100 this year, The young women repre- senting the local unit Of the All club are Norma and Nedra Lawrence, Edna McCorckle, Carolyn Read and Betty Walsh.
 The Pythian Sisters will meet this evening at s o'clock in their rooms at Community hall.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Hubert and family of Maple Hill were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Theodore Carns over Sunday.
 The Knights of Pythias will hold their usual weekly meeting tomor- row evening at s o'clock at Com munity hall.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Clough enter tained relatives from out of town over Sunday.
 Miss Edith Northrop is spending the week with relatives in New Brit l ain.
 | Miss Florence Carns has returned | from a visit with friends in Miltor1.
 MT and Mrs. Richard Yantz en- tertained relatives from out of town 1 yesterday.
 | A group of local boys went to Mantle yesterday on deep-sea fish ing trip and returned last night with a catch of 55 black fish. Those mak ] ing the trip were Philo Dutton,