New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-27

quale Corso of New Haven, who was
to have appeared in the local court
last night TO answer to charge of
criminal negligence which was plac-
ed against him when the truck he
vas driving struck and caused the
death of Carl J. Mueller of Berlin
some months ago, vas again put
over, this time for two weeks.
The case was originally held up
pending the coroner's finding and
this was made known last week and
was OF an adverse nature.
The continuance last night was
occasioned by the absence of one OF
the important witnesses for the
state.
To Travel in Europe
Mrs. Susan Schofeld and her
daughter, Miss Elsie Schofeld, Of
Warrington Ridge are planning 10
start July 10 on a trip that will
take them on tour of the Scan
dlnavian countries of Europe.
Funeral Of Albert Reel
Funeral services for Albert Reel,
aged II, of kensington. were held
at 80 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
from the funeral parlors of Frank
P. Duffy in New Britain and at Err
win Memorial chapel in Fairview
cemetery at O'Clock. Rev. William
H. Anderson, pastor OF Trinity Meth
odist church in New Britain, con-
Quoted the services, and burial was
in Fairview cemetery.
Mr.. Reel died Saturday. He was
survived by his grandfather. Albert
Remington of Church street, New
Britain.
World War in Films
The public is cordially invited to
attend the showing of the moving
picture of the World war to be pre-
sented tonight at o'clock in III.
Legion rooms under the auspices of
Bolton kasica post, American Le-
glon.
The picture is graphic in its de-
tails and authentic because it was
filmed by the signal corps of the A.
+. F. 1t is A program that will be
of interest TO the public as we'll as
10 ex-servicemen, and admission 10
the showing is free.
Anniversary Mass
An anniversary mass viii be sung
tomorrow morning at $50 O'CLOCK
at St. Pauls church in kensinston
IN the memory of Mrs Spera Pede-
monte.
Ascension Thursday Masses
Masses at st. Paul's church will
be SAID at $50 and 80 o'clock
Thursday morning. Ascension Dav.
Court Session Tonight
Three cases that have come IN
during the past week win be dis
posed of at tonight's session Of the
Berlin, town court, according 10 the
schedule. Judge George Griswold
will preside at the session, which
Will be conducted by Prosecutor
Charles F. Lewis
Memorial Day Plans
Following the usual custom of ro-
tation between the different sections
of the town the annual Memorial
Day exercises will be held this year
in East Berlin. All who will take
part in the ceremony are asked to
meet Friday morning promptly at 9
o clock at Community hall and go
from there 10 the cemetery for the
ceremony of decorating the graves
and thence to the monument. where
the public exercises are to be con-
Quoted. All are asked to attend TO do
honor TO the men who have fallen
on the field of honor.
Berlin Briefs
Donald Hattings, who has been
connected with the L. S. naval base
at New London and who has been
confined TO the naval hospital for
some time as the result of injuries
sustained in a recent automobile ac-
cident, is conyalescing al his home
on Worthington ridge
The anniversary exercises in con-
nection with commencement at
Hartford Theological Seminary
foundation are being held at the
Hartford school Tuesday and We'd
nesday OF this week. The thirty-year
class, of which Rev. Samuel A. Flske
is member, held It's private re-
union at the home Of the local pas
tor on Worthington ridge yesterday
afternoon,
East Berlin Items
The Boy Scouts will meet this eye