New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

tor, will assist in the services and many priests from out of town will attend,
 The earlier masses tomorrow will be celebrated in the basement of the church as has been the customs of the last few weeks.
 Will Not Close Pool
 The closing Of the pool was com mented upon by Park Commissioner Tracy but such action would not be necessary, the commissioner was in formed by Health Officer Wpisard now that the river water had been shut out. The river will be turned on. however, at the end Of the bath Ing season to provide water for win ter skating. so the board determined.
 What Next?
 Citizens. who attended the health board session last night, went forth from the meeting, asking what would be done next year to keep the water supply pure. No acton was taken last night, other than to afford temporary relief for the remainder of the season by the shutting off of the river water. A chlorinating nlant will cost about sl,S00, so 1t was brought out last night, and pip ing spring water and incdentals will mean an outlay of slO,ooO.
 Chautauqua Program.
 Iouise Stallings, lyric mezzo so- prano, assisted by Williab DurieuX' Dutch cellist, and Marion Corley, pa anist and accompanist, entertained at last nights Chautauqua session.
 This evening at o'clock the pro- gram will include a musical pro- gram and a lecture. Monday after noon there will be an afternoon con- cert program by Andrew Visocchi
 concert accordionist, and Laura Werno, entertainer and reader
 Priests Mother Dies.
 Parishioners of St. Joseph's church
 were saddened yesterday when they
 ltarned of the death Of Mrs. Oliver
 Magnell, mother of the Rev. Oliver T. Magnell Of this city, at her hime in Manchester yesterday morning
 The death is particularly sad at thls time due to the fact that Father
 Magnell was to see the culminatior
 of several years of effort on his par' | on Sunday when the new church ol St. Joscph's parish is to be dedicat' cd. The funeral will be held in Man chester on Monday morning. Juniortown Officials in Charge. JuniortoWn officers, which were : elected this week at the sessions o , learned of the death of Mrs. Oliver , eral Hill green, were instructed IT the various forms of city govern ment from Il until 12 o'clock today
 when they occupied the various city
 offices which they represented Mayor Miss Faith Arnold of the Ju niortoNn was in the mayors ofhce while the various other officials 0 , ;,nior town were in the offices witt the other city officials. The law ant
 order commissioners of JunlortoWl
 were in the police station and dl' traffic duty with the traffic officers = Bud" Sessions was acting traffl 9 officer at the corner of the Boule 7 yard and Main street while Carltol 3 GrisWold was stationed at the corne 3 of Main and North Main street. Mar. {, Crowley was acting chief-ot-pollce
 An arrest was made by the junior
 town officers when a well knoWl
 nrnminent citizen attempted to GU S traffic.
 , Harris-Haydcn
 Jesse Raymond Harris of Union town, Pa, and Miss F. Grace Hay I den. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. l.. F | Hayden of Middle street, were mar
 ried on Friday night 1t the home o o the brides parents. The Rev. I. |, Lee of Madison performed the cere I mony and the couple were attende' . by Miss Alice Hayden, sister of tn
 bride, as maid of honor and Taylo Lee of Hartford as best man. , The bride is a graduate of tn
 Bristol schools and of Skidmore col | tege. She has been art supervise a in the schools at Franklin, N. J. Tn d groom is the principal of a larg 4 school in New Jersey.
 n Arrested for Hold-up
 Joseph Gnazzo of this city was ar ,f rested in Plainville last night on tn if charge of participating in the at d tempted hold-up of Frank Kac7
 marCik, Forcstville baker, at Eas a Bristol last Saturday night, He va :, brought 10 this city last night h ,o Detective McGillicudy and In th .d city court this morning his case va
 continued to Monday.
 l, The attempted hold up was unsuc ,s cessful, due to the fact that Kac; ,t marcik yelled and frightened th l. men away. The police have bee ., looking for the men who participa
 ed in the hold-up since the inc
 dent.
 7 Property Transfers , The King Terrace Land Go. h5 n. sold to Aida l.. Larson a house an I lot on Fifth street,
 r William J. Fries has sold to War :, c, Parsons four lots on FarmingtC r avenue.
 ,o Joseph C. Fries has sold to War ,d c. Parsons lot on Pennington av - nue.
 Q William J. Fries has sold to Wi n fam Muir the property at the co A ner of Federal and Summer street