New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

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 The lino of march will be na Main street to North Main street and thence up North Main street 10 Race street and to West cemetery Upon arrival at the soldiers monu. ment the memorial ritual services of the Grand Army. the Women's Re- lief corps and the American Legion will be carried out. The Memorial Day address will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. William E, West. pastor of the Prospect Methodist church. The New Departure band will play and the exercises will be concluded by the firing of yolleys and taps" will be sounded. The graves of all vet erans will be appropriately deco rated for the day
 Property Transfers
 David Y. Clark has sold to Ray mond J. Lynch n lot on Cedar Lake
 Emily D., Joseph B. and William K. Sessions have sold a house and property on Maple street at the rail. road crossing to Frank and Agnes Woiciekoski.
 Raffaele Roccasalva has sold to Amelia Kiesel a house and lot on Fourth street
 David Y. Clark has sold to Car 0. and Edna Larson lot on Cedar Lake.
 Building Permits
 Superintendent Of Public Works Oscar Anderson has issued & permit 10 Emil Wentland for the erection ol two-family house on Atkins avenue to cost S7,000.
 4 permit has been issued 10 Lud- wig Woke for the erection of a one family house on Atkins avenue to cost $S,50O.
 A permit for the erection Of a store on Talmadge street to cost $500 has been granted to Jacob Sarik.
 Marriage Licenses Issued
 City Clerk Thomas, B. Steele has issued a marriage license to William Henry Fink Of 166 Maple street and Mrs. Geneyieve Hotkoski of 4 Pond street.
 A marriage license has also been issued to B. NJ. Gotlibowski of A Pond street and Nellie S. Dlugokow- ski of the same address.
 A license to wed has been issued 10 Horace B. Duval of 13 Landry street and Bertha Rose Morin Of Circle street, Forestville.
 New Britain Council To Visit
 Doric Council, No. 24, F. and S. M, of New Britain will come to this city on Friday night to attend the regular assembly of Ionic council in the Masonic temple. A supper will be served at o'clock after which the superexcellent masters degree will be conferred by the New Brit ain council on a large class of candi- dates.
 Fellowcraft Club Dance
 The Bristol Fellowcraft club will hold dance at Lake Compounce on Tuesday evening, June 2. A special committee is in charge of the event and plans are being made to make 1t gala night.
 Hartford Men Building Dam
 Dr. E. Terry Smith of Hartford and Winchell Smith, playwright, of Pennington are to erect q dam on property which they jointly own or property in Burlington, south of the state hatchery. A large size pond will result there which the two men will devote 10 their personal uses.
 To Play Cuban Giants
 The New Departure baseball team will play the strong Cuban Giants in twilight game at Muzzy field to. night at 6;15 o'clock. The Cuba. Giants will make their first appear ancc in this city since 1921.
 The New Departure team will play two games with the Torrington team on Decoration Day. The first game will be played at Muzzy field at 10:45 o'clock in the morning while the second game will be played in Torrington in the afternoon.
 Funeral of Mrs. John W. Porch
 The funeral of Mrs. John W. Porch, who died suddenly on Satur- day night near the Copper Mines while returning 10 her home in this city from New Hartford, was held al her home at 140 Goodwin street yes torday afternoon. Rev. Arthur H. Goodenough of New Haven had charge of the services, assisted by the Rev. William B. West of the Prospect Methodist church, Burial was in the West cemetery.