New Britain herald., 1922-04-20

the past two years, having come here 10 succeed Rev, II W, Benedict, who Is now in Wallinsford, The fact that 1 he tx expecting to hc transferred to 9nothcr field does lot come aneXpects 1 cdly, as the services of Rev, Mir Tran mer have always been appreciated by the bishop and mention Of his being changed to another church mas been | intimated. The convention will come to a close Monday evening, when the new appointments will be announced,
 During Rev. Mir. Tanners attend ance at the convention, Rev. S. F, Lawson of Springfield Gardens, Long Island, a former pastor hero, will preach at the services here Sunday
 Thcntcr Work Progressing, Alterations on tho old Newton Re- pository on Whiting street is pro- gressing rapidly and the buildings in- terior ia commencing to take on the appearance of theater. The second l floor Is being torn down as far back as the center or the building, This can later bc turned into n balcony in
 
 | Woodbury, sees if to do so The stage will bn erected soon and cur tains will be placed on it. A box of- flee has been built in the front en- trance Of the building and several new improvements nave been neces- sary on the outside of ,he place.
 IL ia possible that the opening of the theater will have to he held later than nt first planned. MT. Eastman l figured that by June the place would be ready, but :he contractor now believes it will he in the middle of the month instead. The large plate glass windows in front Of the house will remain as they are for dis play purposes,
 The entire cost of the alterations will total more than $2n0o Sale n Success. Pythian Sisters, k of p, met with | much success at the bread and cake sale held at West Main street yes terday afternoon. and good sum was realized. The money obtained from the sale will be used to carry on the work Of the Temple. which is rapidly gaining in membership. The Sisters wish to thank all who patronized them during the sale and for the aid rendered the Temple. The next reg ular meeting of the organization will be held Wednesday evening. Hugh TrImbull The funeral of Hugh Trumhull was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from his home on 5s Maple street. Rev | Charles &. Wyckoff. pastor of the Congregational church. offciated. Burial was in the West cemetery. The pail bearers were: Frank IT. Wheeler. Stanley s. Gwillim. William J. Simp- son James Simpson. A. Booth and James F. Usher.
 Many men of prominence from Eur- rounding cities and towns attended the funeral of the veteran manufac- turer of Plainyille and the floral con trbutions were many and large.
 Property Sold.
 Sarah Judd, administratrix of the estate of the late Samuel Judd, of Stamford, has transferred three building lots in Mountain View to Charles F. Conlon, local real estate man.
 Returns From Florida.
 Martin Stephenson of Canal street has returned from Patlaka, Florida, where he has been spending the past six months Mir Stephenson plans to return to that part of the south again in a short time.
 Silent Cop Resigns.
 The silent cop" stationed at Cen tral Square in front of the Neri block quit blinking about o'clock last night. Repairs are being made. Plainyille Briefs.
 A son was born Tuesday to Mr. and | Mrs. Allen Stewart of SS West Main street.
 Robert. the infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Ronney, is very ill with an attack of bronchial pneumonia. There will he meeting of the Par ish Guild at the Episcopal church of Our Saviour at 7:3o o'clock tonight. COW MANURE-Well rot.ed, cheap. Tel ephone Pla!nyile 56-1.
 TO RENT-Tenemcnt of five rooms. all improvements Second floor. Apply e3 East
 Main St. Plainvile.
 NoTIrE.-The Liberty Barber shop, Neri
 block, has returned to prewar prices.