New Britain herald., 1914-04-21

home in New Britain since he was last released from jail but the balmy weather Sunday induced him to leave. He has been in Plainville since, Kingsbury was making a nuisance of himself this morning on property or Miss Nellie Lewis on West Main street and complaints were made to the sheriff. The accused will be given a hearing before Justice Prior when he sobers up.
 Have Meeting Next Month.
 While definite date has not as yet been decided on, the officers expect to call meeting of the sanitary and sewer district for early in May, prob ably the first Monday in the month, for final action by the voters on the a sewer system
 The committee has reelected F. T. Wheeler chairman and ! has also named F. B. Newton and J. N. Mo- Herman to succeed themselves as treasurer and clerk.
 Before the meeting is held the com mittee proposes to have the proper resolutions drawn up in legal form in order that no questions can be raised after action is taken.
 All other arrangements have been made and disposition of 'the question now rests with the voters While it was tho sentime ent of the annual meeting that complete sewer system be constructed at the start, the plan of partial system with provisions for extensions when they are required will probably be sub mitted also at the next session. The question whether it shall be paid for in cash by property assessments or a partial settlement with a bond issue to take care of the balance will also be again considered.
 Ffremen's Play Tonight.
 "The rowp Marshall three act comedy draha, will be presented by, local taleHt in. the Town hall this evening. The proceeds will be added to the .1firemen's auto fund. There has been a large sale of tickets and the committee of arrangements ex- poets that the ''S. R. O." sign will be In evidence before the cuGtafn is raised for the opening act. |y The cast has been rehearsing for several weeks under the direction of J.. J. Bonney of New Britain.
 In addition to the play the com mittee has arranged for musical program to be given by the Bell City quartet, which has gained an enviable reputation during the winter in sur rounding towns.
 There will be dancing after the play. Fox's orchestra furnishing the music
 Colored Folks to Give Play.
 Arrangements have been made for the presentation of the comedy, Aunt Mandys Birthday in the Town hall on April 23 by the colorsd talent of the town.
 Between the acts a musical pro- gram will be g1ven. The Baker brothers quartet will sing and there will be plantation melodies by George Livingstone. banjoist. and John E. Hubbard, pianist.
 Episcopal Church Notes.
 The adjourned annual meeting of the Parish Aid society of the Church of Our Saviour will be held in the Parish House Thursday evening at 7:45.
 The St. Agnes Guild will also meet on Thursday evening at the same hour.
 The Girls Friendly society will hold a regular meeting Friday even ing at 7:45 in. the Parish house.
 as. Brief Items.
 MT and Mrs. William Doherty of New Britain are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of son. Prior to her marriage Mrs. Donerty was Miss Mae Chichester of this place.
 Martha Rebekah lodge entertained the Rebekahs of East Hartford and Plantsville at its regular meeting last evening in Odd Fellows hall. A banquet was served and was fol- lowed by degree work.
 The grange will hold public whist tomorrow evening in its hall on Pierce street,
 Several from here attended the wedding of Miss Mae Healy and Mat thew Grove which was solemnized yesterday morning at St. Thomas church in Southington. The bride is well and favorably known here. The couple will take up their resi- dence in .Brookline, Mass, after a brief honeymoon. ...
 Members of ther Woman's Relief corps will attend the reception to the national president to be given by Robert o. Tyler corps of Hartford to- morrow afternoon.