New Britain herald., 1925-04-15
FIRE SIGNALS AS
 AID ID TRAFFIC
Installed at Corner Of Main and
 North Main Streets
DEATH OF MRS. GREEN
septuagcnarian Passes Away at Home of Daughter on Terryyille Avenue-Social Events Arranged for Chippanee Golf Club.

Traffic fire signals to warn ve- hicles and pedestrians of the ap- proach of fro apparatus were in- stalled yesterday at the corner of Main and North Main streets. Fire Chief John H. Hayes announced that the alarm would sound one stroke for the approach of Hose Company No. headed for the north section of city. Two strokes will denote the passage of Squad A and the Cncas Co.,, to the hill sec- ton and three strokes will mean the, approach of those two com- panies, en route to the eastern sec tion of the city.
 Police officers have been in- formed of the schedule of signals so that all traffic may be governed ac- cordingly. The stroke figures cor respond with the first figure of the box numbers in the sections of the city designated.
 Tufts Singers Tonight
 The Tufts College Glee club and Mandolin clubs will present a pro- gram of vocal and instrumental music tonight at the Community theater under auspices of the Bristo ol Felowcraft club. After the con- cert program, dancing will take place in the high school gymnasium, where" the numbers will be played by the Tufts orchestra.
 Mrs. Mary Gilieran Green
 Mrs. Mary Gilleran Green, 71 years old, died this morning short ly after midnight at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas F. Cronan, on Terryville avenue, fol- lowing a long illness with compli- cations.
 Mrs. Green was one of the pio- neer settlers of the city having been born in the Coppermine district on August IS. 1853, the daughter of Thomas Gilleran and Mary Downs. Her parents died when she was a young girl so that she removed 10 New Britain to live with relatives. She was educated in the New Brit ain schools and in October 1870 she was married to Richard r. Green of that city. Mir. and Mrs. Green lived the greater part of their life in the Hardware City until the death of MT. Green several years ago, when Mrs. Green removed to this city.
 Mrs. Green leaves one daughter, Mrs. Thomas F. Cronan of this city and two sons, Richard r. Green of Hartford and Frederick w. Green of New York.
 The funeral will he held on Fri day morning at 9:3O o'clock at St. Josephs church, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be cele- brated
 First Year" Tomorrow Night
 "The First Year" comedy drama by Edmund Craven will be presented on Thursday night at, the Community theater as the latest production of the season of the Community Players with one of the best casts that has ever appeared in any of the Community presenta- tions. Rehearsals under the direc- ton of Mrs. Hallie Gelbart Reynolds of Hartford have developed a fin- ished vehicle that rivals professional presentation. George Carlson, tell CT at the Bristol National Bank, takes the leading role. Other prom inent local people appearing in the production are Patent Attorney Gales r. Moore of the New Depar- ture Manufacturing Co.,, Mrs Ches- ter Ingraham. Harold Humphrey, secretary to President Dewitt Page of the New Departure Manufactur- ing Co.,, and Commissioner Arthur C. Hitchcock of the board of educa- tion.
 Proceeds of the event will be devoted by the Community Players to the further equipping of the stage at the theater.
 Funeral of Mrs. Cook
 The funeral of Mrs. Edith NJ. Cook of S1 Main street was held