New Britain herald., 1925-07-18
DELAY DEDICATION
 OF NEW CHURCH
Exercises Cannot Be Held on
 July 26, Pastor Decides
CROWDS AT SERVICES
I'hibault Fined S150 in Thomaston Court--John Anghdahi Dies at Age of 60--Cider Seller Ordered to Quit Business.

Age of 60--Cider Seller Ordered
 to Quit Business.
 Opening services of the annual horena 10 St. Ann at St. Joseph's church last night under the direction of Rev. William McFadden of the Jesuit order of New York saw one of the largest crowds that has ever at- tended the opening of these deyo- tons. The basement of the new edi- fee was filled to capacity and ar engagements were discussed last night for the accommodation of at tcndants on the lawn adjoining the church if the crowd should be greater than church capacity.
 The devotions will be held each day at 8 o'clock in the morning, 3 o'clock in the afternoon and at s o'clock at night until July 26, the feast day Of the saint. when special arrangements will be carried tlll pl5 H. 4hClcSS5 VI Ut JS lElSDl dttu on the feast day at ,, 6, 7:15, S:15, 9:15, 1915 and 11:15 o'clock.
 Dedication Postponed
 Because of the inability to com- pIcte arrangements for the dedica- ton of the new church on July 26 that event has been postponed until later date, A temporary blessing will be given the new church on that day, however.
 Local Man Fined
 Winston C. Thibault was fined s100 and costs on a reckless driving charge and $50 on a count of evasion of responsibility in the Thomaston court on Thursday night as the re- suit of a motor car accident, in which he had been involved in that place on Sunday. He was arrested in this city on charge of reckless driving and fined here for the opera ton of his car in an unsafe manner several hours after the Thomaston accident. The testimony showed that Thibault's machine struck and overturned a sedan owned by F. c. Corbin of New Britain. Fortunately the. occupants escaped with merely q shaking ur, according to witnesses of the smash.
 Repairing Center Street
 PesurfacinG of Center street has been started hy the public works dc partment to remove the ruts and other uncomfortable travelling con- dtons of the thoroughfare, Water bound mocadam is being laid, mak- ing fine surface, greatly 10 the satisfaction of motor vehicle oporat- OrS.
 Repairs arc also heinz made hy Inc Bristol X Plainville Electric Co.,, to the ruts between the rails on Maple street.
 John AnC'dahI
 John AnEhdahl, 60 years old. died yesterday afternoon at his home at B Hull street after an illness which born in Sweden in 1865 and as a young man. came to this country. settling in, this city where he mar ried in 1888 Miss Anna Gunnarson, who died , years ago, He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Helen r.. Wer- dcHn and Miss Edith Anghdahl, both of this city.
 Mir, Anghdahl was employed at tn" Clayton Brothers plant for sey- craI years, later going into the con tracing business for himself.
 The funeral will be held on Sun day afternoon at o'clock at his late home and services will be con- ductcd at 2;3o o'clock at the Swed- ish Lutheran church on Stearns street by Rev. II. L. Johnson. The burial will he in the West cemetery.
 Fisk Nine Coming
 The Fisk Red Tops of ChiCopee Falls, Mass, will cross bats on Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock with the New Departures at Muzzy Field.
 CarCtakCr for Comfort Station
 On account fthe damage done hy Nandals at the new SS,000 com fort station on the opening day on Friday it is expected that arrange ments will he made for a carctaker for the place at the meeting of the city council on Tuesday evening. The comfort station is located on property leased from the railroad and adjoins the freight station.
 Freight Yards RcsurlaCCd
 The railroad work crew and work Irain has resurfaccd the freight yads In the center of the city. The road conditions in the freight yards have been greatly improved and the dust nuisance al the renter Of the , 2ity has been considerably ahated
 Store keeper Must Quit
 Pic'ro TartuCca, who opened his i new grocery store on Laurel street l on Juno IT, must quit his business or spend &o days In jail He was ar rested in raid on Sunday and . 1 quantity of "doctored" cider was