New Britain herald., 1930-06-18

hone-mate cake and punch, ras Of
the highest order. The old-tashioned
ana modern dancing music for
which was furnished BY Robert
Fagan's orchestra. was greatly en-
Ioyed, The prime feature OF the
evenings entertainment vas the
prompting Of william Fitchle during
the Old fashioned dances
Parade of Cars
4 long parade Of automobiles
which passed through the town Of
Berlin about o'clock this morning
gave rise to Considerable speculation
as to the reason for the great pro
c=ssion Inquiry as to the reason
disclosed that the cars we're used in
Transporting children from several
Hartford orphanagAs and homes for
crippled children 70 the shore. where
they we've to enjoy a picnic.
TIE parade was mad. up Of ap-
proxlnately 1t0 cars. It's passing
down the MIidlatown road created
a block TO cars coming from Merl-
den ana a long string OF vehicles
on the main road vera forced 70
await the passing Of the string 4
state police Office was at tbs corner
g: MId1leto~n road ard the turn
pike to direct the traffic a. the time.
Apply for Marriage License
Application for marriage license
vas made at the town clerks Office
Yesterday afternoon by August An
thonv Frank who gave his address as
East Berlin and his occupation as
factory enplove. and Miss GLADYS
Louise Cole daughter OF Mrs Louise
Cole of West Cromwell The pros
pective bride gave her occupation as
"a, home
auto Skids With No Damage
TOO hard application Of brakes on
pavement that was made slippery
by the ram caused a car Whole
driver Is unknown to go INTO tai!
spin about $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon a. the intersection OF New
Britain road and Pennington ave
nue. IN ken5ineton.
The car. which was gong towards
Berlin. turned completely about ana
when finally stopped vas headed in
the opposite direction. No other cars
were within the immediate vicinity
or there might have been 4, serious
tleup with Its resultant consequences
Uuderpass Sheds Water
For the first time in great while
the underpass under the New Haven
tracks in Berlin vas not hooded at
a result Of last nights heavy rain.
Water which was running down
both inchnes on either side Of the
pass was carried off ana the usual
discontinue experienced by au-o'sts
0'ho are forced to use this thorough
fare, was not felt
Funeral Of Mrs. Panicco
The fuqeral of Mrs Adele Glso.o
who died Monday at her home, on
New Britain avenue, was held this
afternoon an ) o'clock from & G.
Porter Sons funeral parlors New
Britain, and burial was in West Lane
cemetery. kesnine ton
sale OF Articles for Blind
Miss Ivle NJ Mead, blind teacher
for the state board OF education Of
the blind. is to be in charge Of an
exhibit and sale of articles made by
the blind At the Community house III
Berlin Friday from i q m. 10 ?.
III. Miss Mead will BE assisted by
her guide, Mrs. Charles Cowdrey Of
from town to town IN Hartford
county Nsiting the blind IN their
homes and teaching them to read
ana to make useful articles with
their hands. The products are then
price that is paid for an article is
sold by the state board and the full
given TO the blind person who nade
it. In this way the older Blind
PEOPLE Of the state who nnnot go
to IN institution are able to earn
something toward self support.
Miss Susan Todd. sales manager
for the state BOARD of education of
the blind, will be in charge OF a
sale the same day at the Tabs hail
in Kensington. The hours VIII also
BE- from II a m, to s p. m.
The articles produced by these
Blind people in their homes are OF
good workmanship and are useful
IN the home. They consist Of a
variety OF reed and-iber work such
as trays. baskets. vases. bowls and
an interesting assortment Of rugs.
many OF which are suitable for Co.