New Britain herald., 1930-04-02

will preach at lenten devotions to- night at St. Pauls church, Ken sington. Rev. John C. Brennan, the pastor, is still absent from his parish.
 Grange Host
 Berlin Grange last night was host 10 visiting members from Burritt, Newlngton, Avon, Pennington, Wethersfield and Meriden Oranges. The program, which was presented entirely by visiting Grangers, con- readings. Following the program a launch was served. Two hundred members were present.
 Tomorrow night the members of the local order will go to Southing- ton, where they will be guests of Union Grange.
 Larson Sells Farm
 According te a warranty deed filed in the town clerks office yes terday, Algot Larson of Blue Hills
 
 T. Sloper of New Britain. For some time past several prominent New Britain residents have been purchas- ing plots of land in this section of the town and it is believed that they are planning a fashionable real cs- tate development.
 Funeral Today Funeral services were held this afternoon at St. Marks Episcopal church, New Britain, for James Axelby, "A, who died in his home in Kensington after a short illness. Burial took place in Fairview cem- etery, New Britain.
 Communion Breakfast Plans for a communion breakfast to be held on the morning of the second Sunday in May were made at a meeting of St. Paul's Social club held in Tabs hall last night. Officers viii be elected the first Tuesday in May. Plans were also completed for a whist which will be held a week from tonight. Prizes are being con- tributed and the committee an nounces that there will be a prize for each table of players.
 Undcrgoes Operation | Miss Mildred Renshaw, l9. en- ploye of the Prentice Manufactur- ing company of kensington, was op- erated on this morning in the New Britain General hospital for intenal injuries. The girl fell down a flight of steps at the factory five days ago but did not show any ill effects un- til Monday night, when she had a nervous collapse at her home, S1 Church street.
 Mrs. Otka still Critical
 The condition of Mrs. Lena Otka of Deep River. who is in the New Britain General hospital recovering from injuries received in Kensing- ton when her husbands automobile crashed into pole at Upsons cor ner, is still critical, according to hospital officials.
 Factory Owner Improves
 John Pinches of Worthington ridge, proprietor of John Pinches X, Sons, Inc, of Kensington, is still be- ing held for observation at the New Britain General hospital. His condi- tion was slightly improved this morning after a quiet night.
 No Court
 The case of Pasquale Corso of New Haven was not heard at town court last night owing to the fact that the deputy coroner did not have his report in readiness. Corsos $ truck struck Carl Mueller of Berlin sometime ago and injured him SC severely that he later died. There were no other cases on the docket.
 Notes
 Mrs. William Sheldon of Farm. ington avenue entertained the mem bers of the Ever Ready whist clut in her home.
 The New Testament study clas, will meet at 7:3O o'clock tomorrow night with Rev. Samuel A. Tiske ir the parsonage of the Berlin Congre. gatonal church.
 Members of the Kensington Boys club and their fathers will be guest! at a spaghetti and bean supper io morrow night. marking the close o the present basketball season.
 The Ladies Aid society of the kensington Methodist church met this afternoon with Mrs. A. l.. Dodc in the parsonage.