New Britain herald., 1915-07-19

roll of Torrington. Thomas Flood of New Britain John and Richard Burns of Hartford. Augustus Green of New Haven and Alphonse J. .Bordeau of Plainville. Joseph and Gerald Burns of Torrington were flower bearers. A requiem high mass for Miss Prior was celebrated this morning. at J9 o'clock by Rev. w. P. Kilcoyne.
 Trumbull Help on Outing. s
 Four trolley cars were required to Transport the femployes of the Trum- sbull Electric company, their Wives and eweethearts to Savin Rock, where the annual outing of the factory help was held to-day. It was the largest ex- cursion ever given by the Trumbull people At the Rock the various pleasures which the resort affords were enjoyed The picnickers were given a shore dinner short time af- their arrival. The expense of the trip was borne entirely by the company.
 The Trumbull factory will be closed all this week.
 To Serve Supper.
 Members of Pennington Grange will come here tomorrow night to furnish the entertainment at the social sese sion which Is to follow the regular meeting of the local grange. They have prepared an excellent program
 During the evening the visitors will be the guests of the local grange at supper. r Chautauqua Closing.
 Arrangements were completed today ter their arrival The expense of trip nual assembly of the Connecticut ''hautauqua association now in session at the camp grounds The session will De brought to close with Recogni- uon day exercises to be held tomor fow afternoon. At that time the Chau- ! tauquans. who have successfully com | 1ieted the course of study, will re- ceive their dipplomas. The oration ] will be given by Mrs. Truman j.. ] Spencer of Hartford, an officer of the l association. After. the Recognition l day procession. which will be held in l connection with the presenting of di- plomas, the alumni banquet will be held. In the evening the Chautauqua l chorus under the direction of Miss l Mary L. Hamlin, will give the closing concert, the assembly formally termi- natlng with camp fire at 9:30. An address on Pure Food by David J. Hickey is expected to be an interesting feature of the morning session. An art talk by c. w Tennant and lecture on "Shakesperean Court ships, respective features of the morning and afternoon sessions today were enjoyed by large audiences, in- cluded in which were many new ar. rivals who came here for the Recog. hilton day exercises. The classes fin I iuhed their work today. Tonight al o'clock an entertainment will b, given by Mrs. Kittie Hoiton and hel elocution pupils
 H. l.. Russell Dying.
 H. l.. Russell of West Main street who has been at the New Britain hos pital for the past few weeks, was re ported today to be sinking steadil and his death is expected at any time He is in comatose condition and tn attending physicians report that h can live but a short time.
 MT. Russell is well known Plain vile resident. He has been i'll tc several months and for some time hi condition has been critical.
 Brief Items.
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold regular meeting this evening at s:3 in Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Miller, thu district deputy, was to have paid ;tl official visit to the lodge tonight bu she has advised the mem bers that sh, will be unable to attend the session.
 James F. warfield of Chicago is tn, guest of his brother, E. D. warfiolc of Park. street. Yesterday they pait visit to their boyhood home 1T Rlanford, Mass, making the trip U, auto.
 Mrs. Walter Calor of West Mair street, is entertaining her mother ant sister from Flushing, L. I.
 A months mind mass for William Crowley will be celebrated in the