New Britain herald., 1914-04-25

mon to be given in the Congregational church tomorrow morning by the pastor, Rev. F. l.. Grant
 Baptist.--Harry Finder will occupy the pulpit at the morning service. The Young Peoples society will mes. in the evening at the usual hour.
 Methodist.-The pastor, Rev. G. B. Thurston will preach at both morn ing and evening services Sunday.
 Endorse the Tango.
 Members of the Plainville. Baseball association have placed their stamp of approval ton the tango and other modern dances and they have am nounced the the latest gyrations will be permitted at their carnival to be held in the Town hall tonight and Monday.
 Arrangements for the carnival were completed today. J. J. Bonney of New Britain and Bristol talent will furnish the entertainment tonight and on Monday night the Laurel club of Bristol will present a play. Fox's s orchestra will furnish music for the dancing.
 The association fears that in per hitting the new dances 1t may incur the displeasure of Constable John F. Conlon, the towns dancing censor, who believes that the aam of the law is the real panacea for tangoitis, a fever which appears to be highly con- tagious.
 The officer, who is also janitor of the Town hall, in the past has not permitted the new dances, except at private affairs, and the ball players fear they may get interference from him tonight. Officers of the associa- ton stated this morning that they expected to confer with Selectman Johnson before the carnival opens. Constable Conlon, in stopping the dances, has claimed that he was act ing under instructions from the se- lectmen and these orders the ball players wanted countermanded dur ing the period their fair is in prog ress.
 Converting Auto Into Truck. Lester Dow and Arthur G. Mason have been awarded the contract for the construction of truck body to be placed on the chassis recently pur- chased from the Pope Manufacturing company of Hartford. The machine is to be converted into an auto hose and chemical apparatus for the fire department.
 The initial expense as we'll as the cost of making the necessary changes in the machine is borne by the Hose company which has given series of entertainments and carried out other schemes to raise money
 Funeral of Edward Hyland.
 Many from here will attend the funeral of Edward B. Hyland, whose death occurred yesterday morning at his home in Forestville. Services will be held Monday morning at 9:30 in St. Matthew's church in the neigh boring village. Interment will be in St. Josephs cemetery, Plainville. MT. Hyland had number of friends in this town and his passing causes genuine regret here.
 Brief Items. Local young people presented the play 'The Town Marshall in Forest vile last evening for the benefit of the Welch Hose company. The play was we'll attended and the young per formers were we'll received. Each of the young ladies in the cast re- ceived bouquet of flowers during the performance.
 Rev. Thomas Rooney has returned to Crown, Penn, after spending few days visit in town with his sisters. Local Masons will attend special services in the South church in New Britain tomorrow evening, Joining with the Masonic orders of the neighboring city. The local lodge will meet at Masonic hall at 6:15 and will go to New Britain by trolley. Mrs. Eliza Weldon entertained the W. c. T. U. at it's regular meeting