New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

two Massa chusetts young men for theft Thursday morning.
 At this rate the numb Der of cases for the entire year of 1915, will be much less than the number tried last year which was ninety eight. Before Thursday the court last sat for hear ing on December 29, 1914, at which time pr. Gerald c. Mangini of New Britain was bound over to the March term of the superior court on bonds of $7,500 for having performed an alleged illegal operation upon Miss Julia Shannahan of Naugatuck and causing her death.
 To Have Art Exhibition.
 Miss Adele Bassett, principal of the KensingtOn Grammar school, an- nounced today that on February IS and 19 an Bison Art exhibit will be held at the school for the purpose of rais- ing money for the purchase of pie lures and statuary for the beautitica- tion of the building.
 A number of celebrated pictures will be loaned by the Bison Art company for the exhibition with the stipulation that all the pictures bought from the proceeds of the affair will be procured l from this concern.
 The teachers of the school are con- sidering the matter of giving an en- tertainment in connection With the ! exhibit. In this event, it is proba bic 1 that the entertainment which was to 1 have been held in the spring will be l cancelled
 The entertainment given in St. l Pauls parish hall during the fall term netted in the neighborhood of seventy l dollars. After the balance of the expense connected with the erection l of the swings in the school yards was paid, there remained in the treas ury about forty-fve dollars.
 D. A. R. Meeting 1 Emma Hart Willard cha apter, l Daughters of the American Revolu- ton, will hold it's February meeting 1 on the twelfth of next month. At this time Mrs. George Maynard Minor the vice-prcsdent general, will be pres l ent and deliver an address. Miss ] Marjorie Moore, the kensington post 1 mistress, has charge of the arrange l nents for music.
 The meeting will be held in the chapel of the Second Congregational church and Mrs. Mildrum and Miss 1ollister will be hostesses.
 Funeral of George H. Gray. The funeral of George H. Gray was held at ? o'clock this afternoon from i his late home on WorthingtOn ridge. 1 Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church, officiat cd, and interment was in Maple cem- tery.
 The pail bearers were Richard Heckley, William c. Bolton, John Row ley, Julius Woodruff, David Webster and Chauncey Doane.
 Literary Society Meeting.
 Owing to a typogra phical error the ! calender of the Berlin Literary so- cietv states that the next meeting will be held on January 31, which would be tomorrow. The meeting takes place on Monday evening, at which time the Misses Rohm, F. P. Wilcox, llollister and Mrs Samuel A. Fiske will tell about the "Scotch Heroes and the Jacobites.'
 Land Sales.
 l Freeman E. Williams of kensins- ton has sold to Raymond A. Williams, also of kensington. a parcel of land in that district which is bounded on the north and south by other prop erty of the grantor, on the east by a proposed highway and on the west by land of Mrs. F. l.. Norton
 Michael Daily and Catherine Daily have transferred to Joseph N. and Maria P. Padelli, a piece of land (which is bounded on the north by