New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

session Of the town court, was dis posed of last night at q special ses- sion. kunz was found guilty and the court assessed a fine of s25 and costs.
 kunz was brought in last Sunday night as the result Of an accident which involved an auto driven by Romeo Gagne of Rochester. x. H, and his own.
 School Board Meeting
 It is expected that several matters Of importance will be taken up at tomorrow nights meeting of the Berlin school board The meeting will be held al o'clock in the Ken sington Grammar school.
 Triangles to Practice
 The kensi1gton Triangle baseball team will hold its second practice session of the week at the Pcrcival avenue grounds at 6:30 o'clock to- night All members of the team and prospective candidates are request cd 10 attend
 Missionary Society Meets
 A large audience of women. mem bers of the Woman's Missionary SO clety Of the Berlin Congregational church. were in attendance at the hnal meeting Of the organization held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emil o. Shjerden. Miss Olive and Mrs. Jacob Bauer Of Berlin. q member Of the faculty Of the Lincoln Normal school Of Marion. Ala, was the speaker of the occasion. She gave brilliant address which was we'll received by all present,
 Creates Disturbance
 man whose nane was not learned by the authorities created a disturbance at his home on New Britain road, kensington. last night. Constable Frank Brown investigated the affair and after q while was able to quiet the man, and he was not arrested Or charged.
 Legion to Meet
 There will be a meeting of Bolton haslca post, American Legion held this evening in the club rooms in the Berlin town hall IL is expected that two delegates and their alter mates Will be elected to represent the post at the state convention 10 he held in Bridgeport on July A. c5 and o6.
 On Saturday night a large delnga- lion from the local post will journey 10 Hartford. where they will attend a play that IS being presented bv the hartford County association at Saen- serpund hall on Washington street
 The entertainment will consist of eisht acts that will be presented by eisht different posts cf the agsocia- lion. Howard Bunce of the local post will be the representative of the Berlin organization on the program
 Funeral Of Miss Kiniry
 Funeral services for Miss Bridget Agnes klniry aged 64. of Ken who died Tuesday. were held this morning at a:3O at the funeral parlors of Joseph A. Haffev and at 10 o'clock at St. Paurs kensington The solemn high mass Of requiem was celebrat- cd bp Rev. John C. Brennan. pas ter. Rev John F. Donohue. pastor of St. Jo5eph's church. was deacon. ond Rev. Walter A. McCrann of South Meriden was sub-deacon.
 At the offertory Mrs. O. Smith sang Pie Jesu" and at the con- clusion Of the mass she rendered 'Oh, Dry Those Tears" AS the casket was borne from tho church she sang Nearer My God to Thee"
 The pail bearers were Michael kiniry Of Mtriden, John Kiniry Of William Kiniry Of South Windsor, Patrick Kelly of kensihgton and Michael and James Kiniry Of this city
 Rev. Father Brennan conducted tho committal services at the grave Burial vas in st. Jdhn's cemetery. 
 Fast Berlin Items
 The meeting Of the Parent-Teach- CT association held last evening at the Hubbard school was one Of the most largely attended in the history Of the association. Following q short business meeting program was presented by the pupils of tho eev- oral grades under the dircc;ion Of the teachers. Recitations, dramatic |