New Britain herald., 1925-04-13

ming the Easter cantata Life Ever lasting" was rendered by a chorus of 80 voices assisted by an eight piece orchestra.
 Easter Play Given
 Before large audience, the Young Peoples department of the Prospect Methodist church presented the Easter play "Outside the Walls" at the church auditorium last eve- ming under the direction of Miss Edith Welker.
 Those who took part were Marion Webster, Margaret Brennan, Anne Crowther, Percy Baker. Glenn sper- ry, Hubert Garrigus, Paul Sessions. Ernest Cline, James Whiffen and Roland Payne.
 Clyde S, Whitman was the stage manager and the costumes were in charge of Miss Marion Bamford and Miss Ruth Sessions,
 Plumbing Concerns Incorporate
 A certificate of incorporation of Iigman and Mulligan Inc.,. has been filed at the office of the city clerk, The incorporators are Adam Zig man Felix w. Zigman and William T. Mulligan and the company will engage in the plumbing business.
 The capitol stock of the company is $50,OOO and the concern will be- gin business with $l0,S00.
 Building Permits
 Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson has issued a build ing permit to Albert Bernstein for the erection of shed on Laurel street to cos, $1000.
 A building permit has also been is- sued to Mrs. Alice Mayer for the erection of a two car garage to cost $25O.
 Traffic Heavy
 The first real summer Sunday traffic of the season took place on the state roads through this city yes- terday. It seemed as though every one took advantage of the Easter Sunday to get out onto the road with the result that there was a steady stream of cars on the roads. How ever, no serious mishaps were re- ported.
 Bank Nearing Completion
 The enlargement of the Bristol Trust company is now nearing com- pletion and workmen are now on the interior decorating. The savings de- partment has moved from it's tenn porary quarters out into the new cages in the main lobby. During the alterations all of the business of the bank has been transacted in quar- ters which will be occupied by the bookkeeping department.
 Police Ball Plans Complete
 Plans for the annual police ball have been completed except for minor details, according to an an- nouncement of the committee in charge this morning The event will take place on Friday night in the new high school where the concert numbers will be presented in the Community theater and the dance program. will take place in the gym nasium from 10 until 1 o'clock, Pro- ceeds of the ball will be devoted to the police pension fund. Already the ticket sale has assured capacity audience for the Community theater as more than 2,000 admissions have been paid. Executive. Manager Earl J. Arnold of the Chamber of Com merce, who is directing the affair for the police, is well pleased over the advance success.
 Mulcunry Heads Dentists
 Dr. J. J. Mulcunry has been elect ed president of the Bristol Dentists association. Other officers have been chosen as follows: Nice-presi- dent, Dr. r. r. Hartman: treasurer, Dr. J. Kuppnrstein; secretary, Dr. L. L. Peach. Dr. Bradford Spencer completed his term as president of the association last week.
 Mayor Wade Leaves S""
 Mayor John F. Wade left yester- day for Florida, where he will take care of some real estate matters. He | expects to remain in the south about ten days. .,~
 Mrs. George W. Schneider of Bristol, formerly of this city is in -he New Britain General hospital recovering from an operation. 4..ak
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