New Britain herald., 1924-05-01

in the church of Our Lady or Mercy on Broad street tomorrow morning with mass at 5:30 o'clock and admin istering of communion at z o'clock.
 The Forty Hours devotion will start at the 10 o'clock mass Sunday morning and will come 10 a close on Tuesday morning with mass at s o'clock. Visiting priests will be pres ent on Saturday and Sunday evenings and again on Monday afternoon and evening to hear confessions in Eng fish, French, Italian and other lan- guages.
 I.ibrary Committee Meets
 A meeting of the library committee will be held in the town hall Friday, May ., at 1880 p. m., daylight saving time. Many important matters are to come up for discussion and important business will be transacted.
 Dead Line For Dogs
 Today is the last day on which dogs may be registered without mourning the wrath of the law. Today is ab- solutely the dead line as far as Plain- vile is concerned and as the number of dogs registered this year is consid- erably less than last year, owners of unregistered canines will be prosecut- ed and all unlicensed dogs will be taken in by Dog Warden George Schubert.
 Mrs. John Gray
 The funeral of Mrs. John Gray of Forestville, who died suddenly at her home Tuesday, was held this morning with services in St. Matthews church, Forestville. Rev. William r. Laflin officiated. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery on Pennington avenue, Plainyille.
 Receivers Committee.
 The receivers of the Cahill Co.,, of Mcriden held meeting last night fin the Silver City and report was made that the indebtedness Of the concern had been lowered by about s70,00e. When the concern went into the hands of the receivers, the indebted ness amounted to approximately sl2s,O00.
 Daniel J. Donovan of Meriden, head Of the receivers, stated today that nothing was done with regard to the Plainyille holdings of the concern. The business was closed out here some time ago and has been con- ducted since that time from the of- fices of the company in Meriden. He stated that the property here was for sale to the highest bidder and would be disposed of as soon as a purchaser came forward.
 The property here consists Of two frame snildings and an office build- ing on N~iting street in the rear of the Recreation building, It has a five car railroad siding, One of the buildings is 150 feet long and the other so feet long and they are suit able for warehouses, garages or some such use.
 PiainyilIc Briefs
 Alr. and Mrs. Burton l. Chichester have returned from a motor trip to Burlington, Vt.
 Fred Powers is moving his family and household goods from Washing ton StFfct 10 Fast halH htffct.
 Mrs Laura T. Warfield has returned to her home on Park street after spending tho winter with her son at Sarasota. Florida.
 Thomas Mccall is III at his home on Broad street.
 Mrs. Charles Bunnell of tlamlin street is visiting with relatives in Merely, Mich.
 Mrs. l.. A. Francis has returned 10 her homo after visiting with relatives in New York and New Jersey.
 sequassen lodge, I. o. o. F., will hold regular meeting this evening in odd Fellows hall.
 Have your moving done by a re- sponsible party. Tho only closed van in town. Phone 56.i. c. A. Tutte. 12 Grown St.-adyt.
 For sale--Small house on Pierce Court. Mrs. 4. Norton, i4i West Main street.--ad,t.
 If you are interested in a Ford, see William H. Burnett. Tel, 12-i. Adv.