New Britain herald., 1923-03-30
PainviMe Nelps
NHS. ANDREWS IS
 BEAD IN PLAINVILLE
Church Street Resident Passes
 Away at Age of S7 Years
TAKEN ILL AT CHRISTMAS

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hastings ReturI
 From Florida--Church Services =
 Accidents on Southington Road -
 Court Cases Next Weck--Bricfs.
 Mrs. Sarah Andrews of 27 Churcf street, died this morning at 2:3t o'clock at her home. She was Si years old and had lived in Plainville all her life. She was taken i'll al Christmas last year, but seemed to be on the road to recovery. A week age last Tuesday she suffered a shock.
 She is survived, by one son. Charles Andrews of Piainyille. a granddaugh. ter, Mrs. Edward Lindstrom and two great grandchildren, Russell and Kel. sey Lindstrom of Plainvile. The fu- neral will be held from the under taking parlors of W. A. Bailey & Co., Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and burial will be in West cemetery. Rev A. B. Dubarry of the M. F. church will officiate.
 Return From Florida
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hastings return cd yesterday from St. Petersburgh, Fla, where they have been spending the winter. Mir. Hastings stated that he enjoyed his vacation immensely He said that there were large num- Der of people in St. Petersburg from towns surrounding Plainville and there was something going on all the time. He said that some remarkable catches of fish had been made while he was there, and spoke of a shark that he had seen which measured II feet long. He stated that in St. Pet ersburg, last week, parade consist ing of floats, representing each state in the union was held, and on each float, the number of people from each state was shown. The Connecticut float showed that there were S96 resi- dents of Connecticut spending the winter in the Florida city.
 Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Good Friday services will be held in the church of Our Lady Of Mercy this evening at 7:30 o'clock. A ser mon on ''The Passion" will be de- livered by Rev. William A. Downey | of St. Thomas Seminary, Hartford. | The stations of the cross will be said also.
 Holy Saturday services will be held in the church Saturday morning at 7:3O o'clock.
 | On Easter Sunday, the masses will be held at the usual hours of and 10 o'clock. The 10 o'clock mass will | rI ct Q music will be rendered by the choir. Congregational Notes. This evening at 7:30 o'clock. there will be union service of the Metho- dist, Baptist and Advent churches at the Congregational church. The va rious pastors of the churches will speak and appropriate service will be held.
 K. of P. Notes.
 Pythian lodge, K. of F.. will meet this evening in I. o. o. F. hall and the third rank will be worked on large class of candidates. Monday evening. the degree team will leave Plainville in automobiles at 6:30 o'clock and will journey to Nauga- tuck to work the rank of page on large class of candidates for the Pythian lodge in that town. Preparing to Move H. Garfield Jones, manager of the Hutton and Jones Co.,, Inc. is pre- pairing to start the first of next week and move the fixtures and his stock of goods into the new store erected on Whiting street. The store which he will occupy, is entirely finished, and work will be started later on in the week in raging the present wood- en building to make way for the new structure which will go up in its place.
 Minor Accidents Reported.
 Several minor accidents to automo- piles and trucks have been reported from autoists travelling between here and Southington. The road is as bad at the present time as it ever has been and employees of the state highway commission have already started to work making necessary repairs. Ef- forts to put the road into perfect con dition will not be made because of the plans of the commission to make a new amesite road between the two towns, but to avoid serious accidents, a scraper and number of men have been stationed at the bad spots along the line.
 Work On the Legion Rooms.
 Work on the new quarters for Brock Barnes Post, American Legion, has progressed rapidly within the past few days, and it will not be long before the rooms will be ready for occupancy. The local servicemens post is planning to celebrate the open ing in fitting manner, and as soon as a definite date can be set concrete plans will be made.
 Court Cases Next Week.
 Several more court cases will be heard in the town court next week, among which are several which have been postponed. So far, the most ser ious are those of driving under the influence of liquor and driving after license had been suspended for five