New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
motor trips. and airplane rides.
 Funeral of AdoIfO NariCni

Funeral services for Adolto Marieni, who died Tuesday cveni l,5 at his home in kcnsington, were held this morning at St. Paul 5 church with a host of friends in di- tendance. The funeral procession to St. Mary's cemetery in New Brit ain was one of the longest in the history ot the local parish. attestilg 10 the esteem i'll which Mir. Maric'ti was held. There was q protusion Of floral tributes.
 Store Alterations
 The entire renovation of fixtures and a new method of arranging the stock in their store, have been un- dertaken by Giana and RonkettE of Kensington. During the past feN x weeks their store has been painted and within tho last few days the en- tire stock has been shifted so that the store presents q new appcat- ance. The fixtures have been ar- ranged to make it easier for the customers and for those attending on them.
 Local Carpenters Busy
 The plans for the alteration e. Coles store recently acquired DE the Economy Grocery company, are in the hands Of a local firm Of cd.'- pentcrs. Herbert and Myron Cool rich. The entire structure is being rc built inside, the floor being rela'J and panelling and plaster walls i'i- stalled. The store, under the man. agcmcnt of the chain group. IS scheduled 10 be opened on March !.
 New Fences Possible
 By the terms Of an announcemebt made yesterday by the state higf- way department it is possible that many parts of the present wooden fence marking off the highway will be replaced by new wire fence when is commended wherever used. The announcement stated that only da1- ceroIs places on the highway would be replaced by the wire fence al this time. Eventually it is planned to remove the wooden fences alto cethcr and replace them with th1s wire fencing. The latter is clalme1 to be d great deal better in cVe"y respect than the present fence an to have q greater rcSilicncN. lhcfc i, less danger of injury with the wire fence. it is said. As 1t IS noH', if a car strikes the fence wooden splintcrs arc apt to cause lnJurN 10 the occupants. With the wire fen ie the shock is absorbed by the entire length of the fence and it's "lasticilS vill not cause injury
 Farmers Club to Mcct>
 The Berlin Farmers club will meet tomorrow evening in the Le- zion rooms of the town hall to hear a representative from the Hartford County Farm bureau speak. me name of the speaker was not lcarn- cd and will not be known until Sat urday night but members are as- surcd that the subject matter to De taken up is of vital interest to them
 East Berlin Items
 The whist and social held last eve ming at St. Gabriels Episcopal church was well attended. there be- ing nine tables of play. Prizes were awarded to the following: Miss Dor othv Sugenhimc. Miss Alice M"- Corklc. Mrs. George Hanback,. Mrs Paul Siegriest, Mrs. Sadie McCor- klc. Miss Esther Bower Adam Pop bell, J. A. Williams and srM. Martha McCrum. Another whist will be held next week on Friday evening. The hostesses for the evening will be Mrs Fred Rich and Mrs. Arthur Powers
 The women of Sacred Heart parisl will act as hostesses at the whist anG social to be held in the church SO cial rooms next Monday evening a s o'clock.
 The Boy Scouts will meet this eve ming at : o'clock at the basement O the Methodist church. Any boy in tercstcd in joining the organization has been invited to attend
 The Girls II club will meet thi' afternoon after school at Communit, | hall.
 Mrs. J. A. Williams was q New | Britain visitor today,
 The Intermediate league of tho Methodist church will hold q Val cntinc party this evening at 7:3' o'clock in the church social rooms | Valentine day was celebrated a