New Britain herald., 1916-09-30

of Broad street, and John J. Moran, chief of the Hartford fire departm ent. will be solemnized Monday morning at 7 o'clock in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. The wedding will be a quiet affair and only immediate relatives of the couple will attend. After the ceremony they will leave on their honeymoon, residing in Hartford on their return.
 Chief Moran is one of Hartford's leading citizens and is popular as the head of the fire department The bride-elect is an estimable young woman and has many friends in her home town. She has been employed for number of years as buyer for the Jerome Sage company of Hart ford
 Eat Barbecued Sheep.
 About one hundred members of the Business and Improvement association and other citizens not affiliated with the organization went to Compounce this afternoon for the annual outing and sheep barbecue held under the sOciety's auspices. The men gathered at the center at 12:45 and were taken by trolley to East Bristol where they were met by automob obiles which con- veyed them to the resort.
 After enjoying barbecued sheep and the fxins, prepared by the manage ment, the picnickers gave up their time to the enjoyment of a program of athletic sports. The feature was the annual baseball game between the married and single men of the asso- clat1on. Then there was target shoot ing, bowling and other events
 Ideal weather proved of material assistance in n, aking the outing suc- cess, the committee of arrangements attending to the rest.
 Quarantine Raised.
 Believing the danger of spread of infantile paralysis to be passed, Health Officer J. N. Bull today raised the quarantine from the home of c. H. Calor on West Main street The house has been closed to callers for nearly six weeks, although MT. and Mrs Calor were released several days ago after they had been fumigated, the health officer considering it un- necessary to keep them confined any lCnger.
 Rhinehardt Babel, the child who was stricken with the disease, is now we'll on the road to recovery, and while the paralysis still remains in his limbs to some extent, the physicians are hopeful that he will escape being a cripple
 Fines for Drunks.
 Frank Doherty of parts unknown" was taken to jail this morning by Con- stable Marine, having failed in his ef- forts to raise the cash necessary to iquidate @ debt owed to society. Doherty was fined $5 and costs last evening by Justice Condel1 before whom he was arraigned on the charge of drunkenness.
 Thomas Daly, a transfer station er1- ployee, was similarly punished for in- tox1cation He was arrested yesterday morning. Fortunately for Daly, he had a pay due him for the railroad, and he escaped going ojail.
 At the Churches.
 Advent hristian-Sunday will be observed as rally day in all depart ments of the church. Allan B. Hodges of Bristol, a singing evangelist, will assist the pastor and will lead in the singing at all services. Morning Wor ship will begin at 10:45. The pastor will speak from the subject, '"There Should Be No Night There" Sunday school will be held at noon. MT. Hodges will lead at the praise and social service at 6:15. There will be an evangelistic service at 7 o'clock. The pastors sermon will be on the