New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
City Mems

Remember Dog License before Fri day, May 1.-advt.
 Miss Gertrude Snow of Boston is visiting Miss Clara Voight of West Main street.
 Members of last years Trojan baseball nine are requested to meet this evening at 730 o'clock at the corner of East Main and Laurel streets. The Roger Williams class of the Baptist church Sunday school will give a reception tomorrow evening to E. H. Spencer, who has been the class leader during the past year. Officers and teachers of the Sunday school and members of the Christian Endeavor societies are invited to at tend.
 Frank T. Griswold has entered the employ of Hall X Bacon, civil engi- neers.
 Miss Edna H. Nelson of Providence, R. l., is visiting with her sister, Mrs. l Fred A. F'lagg of Church street. Mr. and Mrs. William Glaubau of Chestnut street are rejoicing over the birth of a son.
 The Boys club have received
  l for the summer gardens through the generosity of Congressman Lonergan. Last nights open meeting of G. A. l R. hall was the final one of the year and was we'll attended. A pleasant program was carried out The social and whist held in the Y. M. T. A. & B. hall last evening by St. Mary's Holy Name circle was | success in every respect. It was well attended and a pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
 Last nights dinkey, leaving Bristol at 6:10 o'clock, became uncoupled 1 from the cars near Hart & Hutchin- sons factory. The engine and ten- der steamed ahead for about 300 yards before noting its loss.
 Mrs. H. J. Browne and Miss Kate Durn sailed yesterday on the Maure- tania for three months trip abroad
 Sister Mary Clement and Sister Mary Dyinecisie of the House of Prov idence Hospital, Holyoke, Mass, are visiting Mrs. David Mahoney of 23T Elm street.
 The Alpine A. C.. through its man. ager, James O'Byien of 463 Myrtle street, would like to arrange a game with any team in the city averaging from 12 to 14 years.
 All arrangements have been com
 pleted for the private subscription
 dance to be given by the Plaza club
 on May 6, at Fox's hall, Fox theater
 building.
 The Stella Rebekah whist parties
 Friday will start at 2:3O and 8:30
 o'clock promptly.
 The First Ward Republican club
 has issued sweeping challenge to
 all republican ward clubs in the city
 for a series of athletic events rang
 ing from tiddlewinks to marathon
 race. The beanbag team is holding l secret practice every evening. , Mayor George A. QuigIey has called
 special city meeting for next Tues
 day evening to act on the $66,0OO l bond issue for the construction of the prevocational school.
 , | marriage license was issued this afternoon to William Henry Roberts
 a conductor, of Church street Hartford, and Rose McAvey of 14s
 Curtis street, this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Clinton Pasco have 7 1 returned from their honeymoon trip 9 and have taken up their residence or : Stanley street.
 Rev. c. J. Liljestrand of Nebraska will deliver a sermon at the mid. week service of the Swedish Bethany , church this evening, in the absence | of the pastor, who is in New York The annual report of the cemetery , 1 committee filed with the city clerk . is as follows: Cash, April 1; 1913
 $1,154.93; sale of lots, $3,264.50 rents, $764; care of lots $3,S60.44; in terest in invested funds for care oi
 lots, $868.68; trustees of Erwin fund
 $1,788.30; city of New Britain, $l,uoo sundries, $419.27; totar, s1,320 12; ex penditures, w. H. Gladden. for pay. rolls, $6,018.84; city of New Britain $1,000; new fence, $27.04; water
 rents, $35.40; incidentals, $1,495.S3
 balance, $1,862.05; total, $13,120.12
 The amount in the savings banks as a perpetual fund Is $21,264.84; invested
 in first mortgages, $5,s00; total, $27,- ' 064.84.
 Remember Dog License before Fri
 day, May 1.-advt