New Britain herald., 1930-03-26

information as to the possibility of an injunction being sought by Glas- tonbury farmers to prevent the lay ing of a quarantine against the corn bor"r. Local residents have been carefully following the methods used by Glastonbury in it's effort 10 es- cape the ban in the belief that they may find suggestions for their cam- paien in Berlin.
 Federal authorities have informed |. $. Senator Frederic (. WalcOtt that the federal quarantine will not be altered, which would also mean that tho state will not change it's areas in which the quarantine is cf- foctivc The proposed injunction would be sought in superior court against the state quarantine. . X federal quarantine applies to a state border.
 Woman Improves
 Slight improvement was reported today in the condition of Mrs. Lena Otka Of Deep River, who was in iurcd when her husbands automo- bile crashed into a pole at Upson's corner carly Saturday morning. Mrs. Otha's condition is critical. but she had quiet night last night for the first time since the accident.
 Successful Smoker
 Men of St. Paul's parish held their weekly smoker and entcrtainmcnt l., ;rr11 roI, committee was in charge. A Com- !mittee was named to frame a con- stitution and bylaws so that a per manent organization can be effected.
 Visiting Priest
 Rev. Walter McCrann Of South Meriden will preach at mid-wcek lenten devotions tonight at St. Paul's Catholic church. Stations Of the cross will he read Friday night.
 Women Sew
 Women of the Berlin Congrega- tional church held an aIl-day sew ing meeting today in the home Of Mrs. Ralph Carter on Middletown road A covered dish luncheon was served at noon.
 Fire Prevention Film
 There was a large attendance at the showing Of fire prevention film New types Of automatic fire eXtin- cuishcrs were shown.
 SuppCr Served
 Tho supper held by tho kensing- ton Methodist church last night in connection with the annual every member canvass was one Of the big ccst affairs of the season. Mrs. Alvin solomon Funeral services for Mrs. AlNlr Solomon. aged 20, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Nelson Pelletier of Ken. sington, were held this morning al $50 at the M. J. Eenncy funera home and at o'clock al St. Taul'> church. kensington. Rev. J. C Brennan. pastor, celebrated the sol cmn high mass of requiem. AS the Casket was borne into the church Organist Madeline Horto | Schmidt played Abide With Me | During the offcrtory Mrs F.. Brady and Mrs. Schmidt sang Pie Jcsu' and at the inccnsation of the bie1 Mrs. Brady rendered "Benedictus' and Mrs. Schmidt played Heaven l. i Her Home" As the casket was born, from the church Mrs. Brady anc Mrs. Schmidt sang Nearer My Goo to Thee."~
 The nall hearers were Harry Hill strand, Harry Wall, Charles Nentu TO, George Beeman, Joseph Marcel To and James Corr. Joseph Pelletie and Harold Sullivan were Howe ! bearers.
 Rev. Father Brennan read tn committal services at the grave 1 Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery New Britain.
 East Berlin Items
 Miss Betty Dalber was pleasant, surprised by q number Of he friends at her home last evening the occasion bsnS her 1ith birt ! day. A social time was cnjoye after which refreshments wcr served. Miss Dalbey received man pretty and useful gifts.
 A supper will be served this eve ming at 6;S0 o'clock at the Com munity banquet hall by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methods church. The public is invited l. attend.