New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

Brldge' kiniry Dies Miss Bridget Agnes kjniry, 64. a long time resident Of kensington, died yesterday at the Hartford hos pitai, The deceased was born in kensington and made her home here until few years ago, when she lett to take up her Hartford residence. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael kiniry and IS survived by one brother, John Kin try Of kensington.
 Funeral services will be held on Thursday a 9:30 a. m, at the funer- q parlors of Joseph A. Haffey in New Britain and at 10 o'clock at St. Paul's church, kensington. Bur ial will be in St. Johns new ceme- tery in MiddIetown. The body will lie in state at the funeral parlors until the time of the funeral
 Local Youth Honored
 Listed among the thames Of stu- dents who have received special mention for cXcellency in studies at the Connecticut College Of Pharmacy in New Haven during the past year is that of Harman Carlson of Ken sington. -llr. Carlson is q member of the junior class of the school and is one Of two members of the class 10 attain this honor. This is the sec ond consecutive year that he has attained this mention
 Mir. Carlson is the son Of MT. and Mrs. Fred Carlson of kensington.
 Ice Co. Wins Injunction
 The New England Ice Co has been granted (. permanent injunc- tion against George and Walter Bauchman Of Berlin with damages of 8 in an action brought by the plaintiff to restrain the defendants from damming the waters Of a brook located in Berlin. The case was heard in the superior court at HaIt- ford and the decision was rendered yesterday by Judge Newell Jennings.
 The case was first heard early in March but was continued until ice on the property in question had melted so that measurements could be made for the guidance Of the court. The property originally was one tract but the upper part Of it was sold by William Bauchmau, father of the defendants, 10 the plaintiff company several years ago and the sons got the remainder, known as the lower pond.
 The BauChmans also conducted an ice business and to form an ice pond the sons repaired the so-Called lower dam and caused the water to back 1 up and overflow on the property of l the defendants. Judge Jennings. in ! 6 decision earlier in the case. said that the real motive of the plaintiffs . was to put the defendants out ofs business and the motive of the de- ! fendants 10 escape an agreement . that William Bauchman made when i he sold the upper paHt of the pro- | perty that he would not continue in ! the ice business. Originally named . as one of the defendants in the suit, . William Bauchman later was crop ped as a party.
 Social Club Meeting
 At the regular meeting Of St. Paul's Social club held last night at Tabs hall tentative plans for q lawn festival were made. II IS hoped that . arrangements might be finished early enough to warrant it's being held within the next few weeks.
 After the business session the usual card series was played. Teams rp rpDreSertinE inc local Cluh and New Britain group were scheduled o come to grips, but the late arrival ,f the New Britain team forced the of the proposed match arrangements were made for the meeting Of the two at next weeks session.
 Drum Corps to Terryyillc
 St. Pauls Fife and Drum corps las voted to arrange for it's attend lnce at the field day exercises being in Terryville under the auspices of the Legion corps Of that place on Saturday afternoon,
 All members Of the local organiza- ions are requested to meet at Tabs ,all promptly at 1:15 p. m. on that lay.
 Well Child Conference
 A well child conference will be leld in Tabs hall. Newington. on Wednesday afternoon. June II. from