New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-23

Farrar, Donald Woodruff Freeman,
Harvey @. Hart, Clifford Stanley Lee,
marguerite Caroline LIE Vasseur, Anna
Josephine Maloney. Percy Anderson
Miller, James Stephen Mccall, Clara
/ Iimily Murphy, Nelson Ernest Morgan,
Mildred Fanny Pestillo Gertrude
Drake Smith, Eldora Nernest Stouten-
burgh, Josephine Loretta Stewart,
Pearl Leona Stocking, Adelbert Mer-
rift Stephenson, William Joseph Tier
ney, Ethel Lillian Thompson, BerW
Mildred Turner, Lena Marian White,
Harold A.. wilkinson.
Plans for Smoker.
Members of the Holy Name society
of the Church of Our Saviour and
their friends are anticipating most
Instructive and enjoyable session to-
morrow evening in Grange hall, the
organization having made plans for
an open meeting and smoker at that
time. Attorney Joseph G. Woods Of
New Britain will be the guest of
honor. He will deliver an address
during the evening,
Societies in neighboring towns will
be represented at the gathering and
the committee of arrangements has
tertainment.
Thee program follows:
Address of Welcome-william L.
Cafferty, president.
Selection-Holy Name chorus.
Solo-Janes j. McCusker.
Solo-Thomas P. Prior.
Address-Rev. H. T. Walsh.
Lecture-Attorney Joseph G.. Woods.
Solo-Leo M. Prior
Recitation-vincent Glynn
Solo-Albert ConIon.
Address-Rev. William p. Kill
coyne.
Closing Chorus
Wants Costs RENTED.
Urgent pleas to remit costs in the
cases of Thomas Coyle and Joseph
Smith, both of New Britain, who are,
serving terms in Jail, have been made
to Justice A. H. Condell by the young
men themselves and their friends. The
pair received sentences of sixty DAYS
in Jail for drunkenness and vagrancy
and they would be released on June
rs II the costs Of their prosecution was
RENTED Otherwise they will have
to serve a month longer
Justice Condell was particularly
impressed with Smiths plea in a let
ter which he sent from the Jail. The
prisoner declares that he is not a
vagrant and that his visit to Plainville
on the night he was arrested was but |
a drunken esca pade, for which he
claims he is very sorry He de-
clares he is anxious to go to work and |
If released this month he believes he |
can secure employment.
After investigating the matter JUS
tice Condell has decided against re.
hitting costs He had expressed him.
self as being very anxious to give
the young men chance but has been
advised against working for their
release from custody. Both Coyle
and Smith have been before the po-
lice court in New Britain on a num-
Der Of occasions. They are members
OF gang which has given the police
of the neighboring city a great deal
of trouble during the past few years
and their records are bad. The. au-
thorities in New Britain advised Jus
tice Condell to permit the pair to
serve their time as they did not he
lieve RENTING the costs in their
cases would be of any use to the
young men themselves or the COM
Winners at Whist.
Over eighty lovers of whist were
by the Ideal Whist club
At social gathering in Grange hall
Yesterday afternoon. Members oe
the club and their guests had a most
enjoyable afternoon
The prize winners eere Mrs. r. A.
Lyman, Mrs. F. w. Smith. Mrs.
Norbhrop. Mrs Hodge, Mrs Jones,
Mrs Tiffany, Mrs Barbara Hoerie.
Mrs. H. L. Russell. Mrs Dwight See
eye and Mr.. Kellogg.
To Wed June so
Miss Cecilia Cafferty Of this place
Ind John Connors OF SouthinEton
will be united in marriage at the
Church of Our Lady of Mercy next
tuesday morning. A reception will /
ollow at the young lady's home.
After their wedding trip the cou-
lie will reside In Mertden where Mr.. /
sonncrs holds a responsible position.
Brief Items.
A prayer meeting will be held In Il
he Methodist church this evening ct
80 O'Clock.
DR.. Raymond w. Moody is the
uest of his parents on West Main |.
treet, DR.. Moody is now q member