New Britain herald., 1925-03-16

Il farce, More Time Out" whose characters include; Mrs, Booth, Avis Peage; Miss Sumby, Esther Aspln- all; Amanda White. Agnes Living stone; May Perkins, Edna Saunders; Mrs. O'Toole, Edna Burns; Lena ol- son, Gertrude Barnes; Charlotte Montgomery, Lucy Rogers; ukulelo selection, Warren Fox; selection, church orchestra. The program will conclude with the singing of tho old Irish songs by the audience.
 St. Patrick's Service Services in honor of the feast of st. Patrick were held in the church of Our Lady of Mercy last evening and one of the largest congregations to attend was present. Rev. Matthew Brady of St. Thomas seminary in Hartford delivered a forceful ser mon on "St. Patrick and the Cath olic Faith" and his eloquence made deep impression on those who heard him.
 An excellent program of Irish mu- sic was given by the choir preced- ing the services and the various soloists and chorus numbers were very well rendered. Organist James J. Graham gave recital on the or gan of Irish melodies,
 The services were concluded with Benediction.
 W. C. T. '. Meeting
 The local W. C. T. |. will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Flora Norton Hanna of Bing- ham street. Forestville, at D. m,, Tuesday, March IT. A good attend- ance is desired.
 Moves Business w. C. Lester has moved his vege- table plant business from 1SG West Main street 10 the Hallock place on | Park street where he will continue dispensing plants and seeds. He plans 10 make extensive alterations and additions to his already large stock.
 Autoist Kills Dog
 A young brindle dog was killed. on Whiting street late Saturday night 1 by an autoist, who failed to stop. Deputy Sheriff F. M. Furrey has been conducting an investigation. Anyone seeking information con- Icerning the dog may obtain it by communicating with Sheriff Furrey.
 Road Work Begun
 Work on the repairing of the roads about the town was commence cd this morning, and the town scraper was used in several places to clean out the gutters.
 As a consequence of the frost s coming out of the ground the roads have suffered considerable damage and riding through them in automo- piles has been decidedly uncOmfort- able. As the scIectmen are of the spring this year they have begun this annual task early so that by the time traffic becomes heavier the work will be completed and the roads will be in good condition.
 Entertainment Tomorrow
 Everything is in readiness for the St. Patricks entertainment which is to be held in the Community theater tomorrow evening by the combined societies of the church of our Lady of Mercy. The committee in charge of the arrangements for the affair has worked hard to make this the biggest affair that the church has held in recent years.
 In addition to the program already announced in the Herald, Master Charles Arel of Neri's block, will sing, Tumble Down Shack" and John Kelley, tenor soloist of the I'm. maculate Conception church oi Hartford, will sing When Irish Eye. Are Smiling" and "The Wearing ol the Green"
 Legion Meeting Tonight
 A large attendance is expected al the open meeting of the Brock Barnes Post, American Legion to- night in the Legion rooms at s o'clock. Ninety-two letters of invi- 'tation have been sent ont and many ----------------------------