New Britain herald., 1915-05-24

Curt1Ss, Lucius H. Cook, Charles A. l Dealing, Thomas Graham, George A. Goodale, George H. Green, Riley Goodhue, Elliott P. Hills, Charles V. Haagard, Chauncey Hills Collier r. Hough, Watson Hamfn, Josiah H. Hall, Luther R. Hine, William Homer, Lewis Hitchcock, Charles H. Jones. Samuel R. Rider, Reuben w. Law renee, George M. Lcomis, Charles H. Minor, Emner S. McInter, Ebert Manchester, Richard H. Morse, Fran cis B. Morse, Lyman Skinner, Marcus B. Newell John c. Pollard, Luther Pollard, Doctor c. Potter, Timothy G. Parker, Charles Neal, Henry H. Neal, Simeon L. Rogers, Emory D. Rogers. George w. Ramsey, Thomas Rabbeth, John F. Russell, William Sprague, William L. Spencer, Frank B. Searles. Francis H. Smith, Charles F. Smith, Elihue A. Thompson, Orr;n Futile, Ed win F. Tomlinson, Miles H. Tyler, John l.. Williams, Julius E. Whiting, Wells A. Wright, Richard Wright, Justin H. WinchelI
 St. Josephs cemetery-James Caf- ferty, John Dignan, Patrick McAuliff, John Flynn, Thomas Montague, James Mccall, Edward Markey. tr Two Ministers to Oficiate.
 Rev. F. L. Grant, pastor of the Con- gregational church, and Rev. R. H. Burton,~ rector of the Church of Our Saviour, will officiate at the services to be conducted tomorrow afternoon at the funeral of Frederick G. Stephenson, whose death occurred Saturday. The services will be at the house on Church street at 2:30. Burial will be in West cemetery MT. Stephenson was an old mem Der of Frederick lodge, A. F. and A. M., and delegation of Masons will attend the funeral.
 S2 Cars on One Train.
 One of the longest freight trains passing through Plainville in a long time made it's appearance here yes- terday afternoon, attracting consider able attention. The train was north ward bound and it required two giant engines to move it. So great was the load that the huge moguls had diffi-' culty in making the grade.
 There were eighty-two cars in the string and it was said that large part of them were filled.
 Freight business in Plainville is steadily increasing and extra trains are not at all uncommon at the pres- ent time.
 w. o. T. U. Meeting.
 Reports on the tnirty-second an- nua1 convention of the w. c. T. U of Hartford county, held in the Metho- dist church here last Wednesday, will 1 be presented at the meeting of the l local branch to be held Friday after- noon at the home of Mrs. F. L. Grant | on West Main street
 The convention was one of the most !! successful in the history of the organ- | ization and the Plainville union re- reived many compliments on the man. ner in which they made the arrange ments. Committees in charge of the | various details will present state ents at Fridays session.
 Trumbull's Body Home.
 The body of Isaac B. TrumbulI, who was among the victims losing their lives with the sinking of the Lusitania, arrived at his home in Bridgeport late today MT. Trum- bulls remains was shipped back to this country at the request of rela- tives. The body was brought on the steamer New York which also car ried back all that was mortal of Charles Frohman and eight fother who were drowned when the giant Cunarder went to the bot tom.
 MT. Trum bulls funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 230 from lis home in Bridgeport. Relatives and many friends in Plainville will attend. The internTent will be in Bridgeport 1 instead of Pla;nville, the deceased widow having de- cided on a change of plans within the past few days.
 Saloonxeeper Drives "Jitney."
 Patrick w. Salmon of Bristol, who was among the liquor dealers put out of business nearly two years ago. when the neighboring city succumbed to the attack of the prohibition forces, is the latest recruit in the army of ''jitney'' operators.
 MT. Salmon entered his car in tho service of the public today.
 He is holding his place in Bristol, expecting the city will return to H- cense in the fall. In the meantime however, he will us his Ford to di- vorce commuters from their shekels
 Brief Items.
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold a public whist this evening in Odd Fellows hall.
 Rev. J. w. Denton gave most in- teresting sermon in the Advcnt Christian church last evening on Billy Sunday and His Methods" MT. Denton gave report on his recent E trip to Patterson where he attended kE held in the Sunday tabernacle