New Britain herald., 1930-08-11

Main street to a point considera bly, south of the Prentice Manufacturing company's plant on the Beach Swamp road.
 Despite it's great volume there were no accidents and credit is due the men in charge of the agricul- tural station for the manner in which they despatched the cars dur ing the evening rush.
 Kensington Wins Again
 The Kensington baseball team had little trouble in fighting off the threats of the Red Sox team from Hartford in game played on the Percival avenue grounds yesterday afternoon.
 The final score showed the Ken sington boys to have gotten IS runs to 12 for the opposition. It was a free hitting contest and several home runs were made during the nine innings Of play, Klatka, the To- cal first baseman, led all others in this respect, garnering two for the dl lNi lOOIls
 The management has not heard anything definite from those in charge of the House of David team. They have been trying to arrange this game for the past two weeks and there were rumors afloat this morn ing that final details might be got ten through in time to book the bearded wonders for next Sunday afternoon,
 Labienic Funeral
 The funeral of Stanislaus I.abicn- ice who died Thursday morning at his East Berlin home was held this morning at 7:30 from the home and at the Sacred Heart church in New Britain at S;30 o'clock where a solemn high mass of requiem was Lucyan Bojnowski. assisted by Rev Alexander koWalczyk as deacon and Rev. Joseph T. David as sub deacon
 Many friends and relatives were in attendance and cortege of more than fifty cars escorted the remains from the home to the church ir New Britain. Following the cerc. mony Rev. Bojnouski preached 2 sermon in which he eulogized the dead man.
 All three Clergymen were in at tendance at the home and at the grave in Sacred Heart cemetery where burial was made in the fam fly plot there.
 MT. Labieniec's place of business in Berlin was closed for the entire day and the door was draped with large floral wreath.
 Son Will Run Business
 The feed business which has been conducted by Stanislaus Labieniec in Berlin for the past 30 or more years previous to his death which occurred last Thursday morning, will be con- tinued under the mana cement Of his son. Alphonse.
 The youthful Mir. Labieniec has been associated with his father ln the business for the past few years and is thoroughly acquainted with all it's details.
 The doors Of the plant will be opened tomorrow and will continue to care for the needs of the farmer: and customers in and around Ser lin.
 Driver Arrested Walter Gruzsa of Broad street New Britain, was arrested yesterday morning by Constable Frank Brown and brought to the New Britain DO lice station, where he was booked or the charge of reckless driving, fol lowing crash which involved tho car he was driving and one othel driven by Frank Cozy of kensington
 The arrest was made on complain of Cozy who said his car was great l ly damaged by the impact. The ac cident occurred a week ago yester day.
 Berlin Pastor Ill Rev. Samuel A. F'iske, pastor o the Berlin Congregational churcl was confined to his home with ; slight illness yesterday. Reports al 10 his condition today indicated tha | he was resting comfortably. Berlin Briefs MT. John Wilson and sister, Mrs l Catherine Knop and two children, al 1 of Kensington, returned to thei homes yesterday. after a weeks triI which took them through the stat' of Vermont.
 Miss Edith Prentice of Worthing