New Britain herald., 1919-10-24
MEMORIAL CHAPEL
 UNVEILED SUNDAY
Intended for Free Use Of All
 Residents
GIVEN BY LATE JUDGE NEAL
Property Owners Are Speeding Up in Filing Tax LiStS-ChriStian ErdcaNor Society Changes Plans Other Interesting Items.

Other Interesting Items.
 The Neal Memorial chapel. which has been erected in the PIainyilIN cemetery, will be dedicated on Sun day afternoon, tho exercises beginning at , o'clock
 The pIainvillC Trust company. CNCrutor of the Ncal will. has haI charge of the construction of the DuildjnE, which is q very attractive and dignlied structure and which will be ornamental as we'll as useful. It is built over the receiving vault which was constructed some time ago With this end in view. Committ&l services may be held in he chapel in stormy or cold weather and provision has been made for lowering bodies into the receiving vault bcloW
 The memorial chapel is the gift of the late Judge Frank $. Neal. who intended it to be a memorial to tn" Neal family. His father and mother were residents of Plainville for many years and the judge and his sister, Miss Ncttie Neal, were well known, even to present residents.
 The chapel is intended for the free use of all residents, irrespective Of race or creed. All resident ministers of plainvllc have been nvteN % attend and participate in the dcdica- tion services son Sunday afternoon. The exercises will be brief and simple. The public is invited to attend
 Filing Tax Lists.
 The aSscssorS report that tax lists arc being filed rapidly and that a large percentage of them have been turned in. Frank r. Wheeler stated this morning that there are a larger number of lists filed thus far than have been filed at such an early date in a number of years. There is a 1O per cent. fine for every resident tax payer who fails to file his list before November T.
 Christian Endcayor Plans Changed
 The Christian Endcavor society of tho Congregational church has made a change in it's plans for Sunday evc- ming. II was originally planned 10 accept the invitation of tkc \cw Britain society 10 attend services in that city on Sunday cv@ning and it had been announced that the mem hers would leave at 6 o'clock. Th,,v will not attend the meeting in New Britain, as other plans have been made which will he announced tomorrow
 "Happy" Moran in Russia
 NJ. j. Moran of SouthingtOn, has received d letter from his son. John r. Moran. better known aus "IIappv.'' The letter is dated at Nladivostok Russia.
 "HappN'' is a native of southngton but lived here for some time. He was ,,1N well-Drake plant. He has many friends in Plainvilc who will be glad to learn of his wherea bouts
 Moran was living in Plainville when he enlisted in the army. He is now with the 3lst United States ln- fantrN. His letter was written in August and he told of his trip to Nladivostok, via Honolulu He also tells of fighting in Nladvostok early in August between American troops and the RolsheVlli He says there are about 10000 Japanese soldiers and the same number of Italian troops in tho city. He says that the Russi1n& fear the American dough- boys but regard the other foreign troops as lesser lights treating them with contempt.
 Lucas May Fly Here,
 l-icH'. Philip Lucas who has been making flights in Bristol during. the past week and who expect ed to repeat his performances in New Britain, has experienced difficulty in finding d landing field there and it is possible that he may come to Plainvillc to give the public an opport unity to try travelling by the air line. There are a number of good landing fields here and ho would have no difficulty in sc- curing permission from the owners to use them.
 Isrirf Items.
 Rev. E. C. Gillette is spending a few days in Atlantic City, x. J.
 Fred Cooke has sold his house on Mountain Road to D. J. Lovejoy.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Joy, Of Broad street, have left for Summerland B. C., where they will make their home in the future.
 The East Mountain club will hold q Halloween social and dance in Grange hall on Friday evening, Oc- tobCr q. Music for dancing will be furnished by Lynch's orchestra.
 The Ladies' Altar society and the Children of Mary of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will hold a joint meeting tonight to perfect arrange ments for a benefit entertainment to be held next month.
 Mr. and Mrs C. $. Becker. Of Ma son City, Iowa, have arrived at the home of their daughter. Mrs. H. J. Cutting. of Park street, for an eNtend- ed stay
 John Alex. of New Britain. will ap- pear in police court on Monday eve ming and will be charged with reCk- less driving of a public service car without private markers.
 Mrs Martin. manager at the Maple-