New Britain herald., 1915-04-17

ing street. It will not be a Masonic funeral, but many of the members of Frederick lodge, with which MT. New ton w2s affiliated, will attend.
 The intermcnt will be in West ceme- | tery.
 Have Uean-Up Campaign. Directors of the Business and Inn provement association are making ar engagements for a cleanup campaign to be held early in May and at the annual banquet to be held Wednesday evening it is probable that an effort will be made to get the townspeople interested.
 For the past two years spotless town crusades have been conducted in the spring, the town officials act ing in conjunction with the business men, and the results have been most gratifying.
 This year the property owners will be asked to have their cellars and yards cleaned of rubbish. The sec ond week in May may be selected for a special effort on the part of the peo- pie to get their places improved in appearance and in more sanitary | condition.
 The school children are to be asked to help in the campaign and there is | talk of having a cleanup week essay contest in the local schools. All the children will be asked to write on the spotless town subject and the best compositions will be published. It is. thought that much can be accom- plished by getting the assistance of the children and if the committee succeeds in getting them interested the success of the campaign is as- sured.
 At the Churches, Congregational: Rev. F. L. Grant, the pastor, will preach at the morning service on "The Supreme Truth Episcopal: Holy Comm union will be celebrated in the Church of Our Sa- viour tomorrow morning at S o'clock. Regular services will be held at 10:45 , with preaching by the rector. Sunday school will follow. In the evening at o'clock there will be prayer. Advent Christian: At the morning service, continuing his series on the resurrection the pastor, Rev. J. w. Denton will discuss the question, With What Body Do They Come" Sunday school will be held at the close of the morning service. Young peo- ples praise and social service will be- gin at p. m. The Second Advent of Christi" will be the subject of tho sermon to be given by the pastor at the evening service.
 Methodist: Rev. Houck of Hartford, the new pastor of the Methodist church, will occupy the pulpit at tho morning service.
 ForestviIle Residents Dead.
 Mrs. Harry Hoylan and Mrs. Mi chael Welch, both we'll known resi- dents of Forestville, with many friends in Plainville, died last evening at their respective homes. They were members of St. Matthews church and the funerals will take place from that place.
 Mrs. Hoylan was but 2s years of age. She is survived by her husband | and one child.
 Autos in Collision.
 Frank T. wheeler's auto YVES some what damaged yesterday afternoon 1, when it collided with a machine in Hartford. w. l.. Cooke of this place | was driving the car at the time. MT. | Cooke was passing Pearl street when ] the car which he was driving rammed l into another machine which had been | left in the highway.
 The mud guards on both autos were i ripped off.
 Small Damage by Fire.
 Fire, thought to have been started 1 by sparks from a blaze in the grass. for time yesterday afternoon threatened to communicate to the | plant of the Whitnall company on Washington street One of the sheds l near the factory caught fire and was blazing merrily when a call was l sent in for the fremen.
 The auto squad responded and the blaze was extinguished before it made much headway.
 Play Was Success.
 While reports have not been re- ceived from all tickets placed on sale. members of the local grange report that the play given in the Town hall Thursday night by .Burritt Grange Dramatic club of New Britain was a |