New Britain herald., 1925-02-21

in Meriden Monday. the local post office clerks will be represented by James E. Kilduft and Clayton Draper.
 Boston Artists to Appear
 "The Cotters Saturday Nightv will be presented under the auspces of the Bristol Community Events Committee, consisting of liO citi- zens, by prominent Boston artists on Thursday night In the Bristol com- munity theater under the no admis- sion fee basis. The 1900 reserved seat tickets to the event will be dis tributed at the store of Watkins Brothers beginning at o'clock on Tuesday morning, with no charge made. A collection will be taken 10 defray the expenses Of the event.
 Included in the company which will present "The Cotters Saturday Night" will be a male quartet, a contralto soloist and a soprano soloist.
 Many Take Montreal Trip
 Forty-fve people from this city left last night for Montreal on the special train of the New Haven" railroad. which will return here at GAO o'clock on Monday morning Relatives and friends, several hun- dred in number gathered at the sta- ton to see the 12-car special leave last night at 9:25 o'clock with the local delegation aboard.
 Reject Greystone Route
 Rejection of the proposed high- way from Waterbury to Terryvills by way of Greystone has been voted by the state legislature committee on roads, rivers and bridges, which held hearing on the proposal last week. Among the local opponents of the Greystone route who attend- ed the committee hearing was Executive Manager Earl J. Arnold of the Chamber of Commerce, who explained in detail the more favor- able aspects of the route through Wolcott, on which no report has yet Deel Hlduc. MT. hIIlolu dloo IdNOIcu the Pennington avenue extension, providing a new route from this city to Hartford on which report is also pending.
 Will Honor Reilly
 In honor of the late Thomas l.. Reilly of Meriden class initiation will be exemplified by Bell City aerie, F. o. E.. on Sunday after- noon at Red Mems hall. State and national officers will attend. The degree work will be in charge of Matthew Smith and other officers of the Waterbury aerie. An entertain- ment in Eagles hall on Meadow street will follow the degree work.
 The Terryville Eagles will be en- tertained at dinner tonight in the Doyle hotel on Laurel street by the local aerie as the locals lost the re- cent card tournament between the two organizations.
 Plan Ladies' -....G,.is
 Preparations have been completed for the annual ladies' night of Com. bounce tribe, Improved o. R. M.. which takes place on" Tuesday. The entertainment will be furnishe>. by the popular A. B. C. quartet of Wa terbury. The guest of the evening will be Past Great Sachem Fair child of Bridgeport, who will de- liver an address on his favorite topic Our Flag"
 Compounce tribe chiefs degree team is polishing up their toma- hawks and hunting knives, to take the trail that leads to Arawana tribe in Middletown on March and to Wonx tribe in Southington on March 12.
 Hospital Appropriation Approved
 The state appropriation of s1S,000 to the Bristol Hospital, Inc, which was referred 10 the appropriations committee by the state board of fi- nance, has been approved by the ap- propriations committee and is now ready to go before the legislature. The hospital originally asked for $20,000 but after conference with the state board of finance, $1S,000 was agreed upon.
 "The Future Behind Us"
 "The Future Behind Us" will be the subject of an address by Rev. M. Stephen James of Pittsfeld, Mass,