New Britain herald., 1925-05-29


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 Marriage Licenses Issued
 City Clerk Thomas E, Steele has issued n marriage license to Alex Iander Granville Farley Of 20 Cypres, street and Dorothy Gaylord Horton of 2S Oak street,
 A marriage license has been is. sued to Emil Albert Adams of Broad ! street and Martha Olga Blank Of 6 Buckingham street.
 4 license to wed has also been is, sued to Vito Anthony Cistulli of % lawnsdale avenue and Elsie Mary spinela of 9S0 Wolcott street.
 Lazy Lane Bus Service to Start Beginning tomorrow, the regular bus service between Lazy Lane and Lake Compounce for the summer season will be inaugurated by John Boyce. Trips will be made on regular schedule.
 Memorial Mass | The annual Memorial Mass for de. ceased members will bs held by Palos Council, Knights Of Columbus at St. Joseph's church tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Oliver T. Magnell will be the eel ebrant of the mass. The members of the council will attend in a body.
 Officers On Duty Tomorrow i Police Officer Edgar Norton will begin his duty as special motorcycle officer for the East Bristol section of the city tomorrow. He will do traffic duty at Pierces bridge and will also do motorcycle patrol at in- i teryals.
 In addition 10 Officer Norton, Mo torcycle Officers Burns and Jeglinski will patrol the state highway and the road 10 Compounce tomorrow to take care of the heavy traffic which is expected. Officer James McNamee will handle traffic at Forestville center.
 Two Games With Torrington
 The New Departure baseball team will engage in two battles tomorrow with it's old rival, the Torrington team. The first game will be played at Muzzy field tomorrow morning al 1o;15 while the second game will take place in Torrington in the aft ernoon.
 35 World War Graves
 Not only will the graves Of the veterans of the Civil war be decor ated tomorrow, but there are 35 graves of veterans of the World war In this city which will be decorated with Wreaths by the members of Seicheprey post, The American Le- zion. These 55 graves are in the following cemeteries: West ceme- tery, IA; St. Thomas cemetery 12; Forestville cemetery. 1; St. Joseph's cemetery, 1; miscellaneous cene- teries, 4.
 The American Legion is keeping a record of the graves of all World war veterans in this city.
 No Uniforms Tomorrow
 Fx-service men of the World war will turn out in the annual Memor- ial day parade in civilian clothes to- morrow morning. Due to the fact that large part Of the World vet erans are now unable 10 wear their army or navy uniforms it was de- cided to omit the wearing of the uniforms this year.
 Scout Rally Tonight
 \ lIU If vi De- troops of the city will take place on the Federal Hill green this eve ming at ' o'clock. The Boy Scout troops of the city will assemble at the high school at 6;3O and will march to the green. headed by the Boy Scout Fife and Drum Corps.
 Busy bay for Band
 The New Departure band will have a busy day tomorrow, Tomor- row morning the band will play ir the annual Decoration Day parade in this city. Tomorrow afternoon from 3 until s o'clock it will furnish the concert at Lake Compounce and in the evening it will take part in the American Legion exercises ill SimSbury.
 Bathing Season Opens Tomorrow
 The bathing season at Rockwell park will open tomorrow with in- creased facilities for the nathers. Joseph Civizzio,, in charge of the bathing facilities for the past sev- eral years, will again be in charge tomorrow, The lagoon has been cleaned preparatory 10 the bathing season.
 Property Transfers
 Raymond l.. Brown has sold 10 George J. LaCourse property on Judd street,
 The King Terrace Land company has sold a house and lot on River street to Alexandra Starankcwicz.
 Everett A. Barnes has sold 10 Thoms H, Cronin 3 lot on Terry vile avenue.
 Will Discuss Catholicism
 America and Roman Catholicism" will be the topic of discussion at the meeting of the Arym club on Sun day noon at the Prospect Methodist church, The discussion will be has. ed upon four articles by tathohc and Protestant leaders. which hav' appeared recently in the ForuW magazine,
 Approaching Goal
 Final returns Of the Community Chest drive indicate that the goal O. $47.oo0 has been nearly attained. While all Of the figures have not been turned in hv the canvassers, the proximity 10 the objective is so ap. parent the officials feel that the canvass has been a gratifying sue cess as a larger amount than lasl year was raised and conditions werr considered as not being extremely favorable for the raising Of biz amount