New Britain herald., 1926-02-09

Ladies' Aid society of Asbury Meth odist church The cast of charae- tcrs Is as follows:
 Spray Hopper. Violet Long Captain Hiram Hopper.
 ,,.,.......,,....,W Wesley Bishop Cy Bracket. ".....,W. Blatherwick Arabella Norpendyke .......,
 ,,,.......,.,.....E Elsie Schneider Hardy Stone, Earl l.. Goodsell Kate Wardell....,"Brenda Perkins Mrs Wardell. Gertrude Ouimet Florence Wnrdell. Marjorie Collins Row John Wesley Wiggtns. .".,.
 .......,,,,..... Glenn Spcrry Gideon Graham. Waiter Wood Leo BradIoy.....n,.,.W Goodseli
 New Corporation
 Papers of incorporation Of the Bristol Electrical Brass Go, were filed in the office of tho city clerk yesterday. The incorporators nre Charles w. stewart. Paul D, Stew. art and Elizabeth W. Stewart. The officers are Paul n, Stewart, r1esi- dent: Elizabeth w, Stewart, vice. president. and Charles w, Stewart, secretary and treasurer. Tho dircc- tors arc the three officers, Tho cap ital stock of the company will be tloo00. consisting of 100 shares of $lo0 each. all paid in.
 Funeral of Mrs. Mary Long
 The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Long. who died at her home at 1l9 Pond street yesterday after q short ill., ness will be held from St. Joseph's church tomorrow morning at 9;OU o'clock. Rev, o. T. Magnell will celebrate the high mass of requiem and the remains will be placed in St. Josephs vault until spring.
 Mrs. Long was born in Gilberts- vile, Mass, 60 years ago, the daugh- ter of Peter and Jane Cowan Cor coran, and her early life was spent in that village. Her marriage 10 Eugene A. Long took place at koene, N. H.. and about 15 years ago they moved to Bristol. where she had since resided.
 Mrs, Long Is survived by her hus- band. one daughter. Mrs. James r. Mclaughlin of Bristol, one son, Edward Long of Windsor and four grandchildren.
 Tax Collector Busy
 Tax Collector Francis E. Riley reports that personal taxes are be- ing paid at his office on an average of about $500 a day This is q very satisfactory showing and if the average is maintained. 1t will be unnecessary to serve any warrants after March 1st for unpaid poll taxes.
 Near East Relief Committee
 The Bristol Near East Relief committee will hold a meeting in the directors room of the Bristol National bank on Thursday, Febru- ary 1lth. al 4;So p. m. Al this time a report will be made by Harvey F. Kazimer, tho state secre- tary, who has recently returned from tour of the Near East and Russia.
 Frank B. Tibbcts will act as chairman of the meeting.
 Board of Relief
 A large number of property owners appeared before the board Of relief at their meeting ycster- day, seking relief from what they CluiYO tn fa op ,nrooSoDo GIo ,,,I,,o ton placed on their property by the assessors at the time Of the general equalization.
 Ill the outskirts some of the property owners feel that their property, which is purely farm land. has been entered on the grand list on building lot basis and arc taking recourse through their only court of appeal, the board of relief.
 "Pussyfoot" Johnson 10 Speak
 "Pussyfoot" Johnson. we'll known prohibitionist lecturer. will appear in Bristol March 4 under the aus pces Of the Bristol branch Of the Anti-Saloon league. His talk will bo delivered in tho Prospect NJ. E. church auditorium.
 Operated on at Hospital
 Mrs. Michael Cassidy of First avenue. East Bristol. was operated on yesterday at the Bristol hospital for appendicitis, Her condition this morning was very good and 1t Is expected she will be able 10 return home in about two weeks.
 Death of Infant
 Leo, tho eighteen months old son of Mir. and Mrs. Mauro Colotto of 3S3 Park street, died last eve. ming from infantile troubles.
 The funeral, In charge Of Under tOker James Dunn, will be held to- morrow at BOO p. m. and the body will be placed In St. Joscph's vault for intcrmont in the spring.
 Streets in Good Shape
 Superintendent Of Public Works Oscar Anderson has the streets of the city in very good condition con- sidcrinG the heavy fall of snow Of last week.
 The state roads between Bristol and Plainvillo and Bristol and Ter ryville have hccn scrapcd by the state blows and are also in real good shape.
 Arrives From London
 Walter Lawrence of London, England arrived in New York to- day on the Mnuretania Of the Cum ard line. and should arrive in Bristol this evening" where he will visit for some time with his son. Walter. Jr,. Of Wolcott road.
 Daughters of Itabclla 10 Meet
 Tho Daughters Of Isabella will hold their regular monthly meet ing this evening in K, of C. hall at s o'clock.