New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

evening, April lith. at 7.s0 o'clock in the Masonic rooms.
 A lecture on Dangers Confront, ing America" will ho given by Rev Brother Sullivan Of Springfield Mass, Refreshments will be served
 High school Baseball
 A largo number Of candidates for herths on the high school baseball team reported today to Coach Mon. ahan on the Athletic field and from present appearances, Bristol should have one of the best hines in years There is wealth Of material to pick from and some very promising pitchers have been working out for tho past few weeks in the high school gymnasium,
 Funeral J. II. London
 The fuuer.l Of John Henry Lon don, who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs, John Bryce Of Staf- ford avenue, last Saturday afternoon. was held from tho home at S;SO D. m. today Rev, F. l.. Wismer. pas tor Of the Bristol Congregational church oftcIated and ntcrmcnt was in West cemetery.
 The pail bearers were Fay Doug, lass, William Bromhall and George Downs, all Of Forcstviue.
 W. k, C. Meeting
 Tho regular meeting of G. W. Thompson, W. R. c, No. 4, will be held tomorrow afternoon nt g.S0 o'clock in the G. A. k. rooms in the City hall,
 Funeral of John C. Mack
 The funeral of John C. Mack. who died in San Diego, Cal, three weeks ago, will be held tomorrow after. noon at 4iSo o'clock Rev. F. l.. Wismer pastor Of the Congregations al church. will read the committal service,
 The ashes Of MT. Mack arrived at tho undertaking rooms Of C. Funk X Sons yesterday from san Diego. Magnolia Rcbeknh Lodge Meeting
 The regular meeting of Magnolia Rebekah lodge. No. Al. will be held this evening nt s o'clock in stephen Terry hall, Following the business session, q military whist will he held.
 Barilla-Ehrllch
 Word has been received Of the marriage In Walton, N. Y. on Sat urday April 3, of Miss Lillian Ehr- lich, daughter Of Martin Ehrlich of Pine street, and Peter Barilla of this city.
 MT. and Mrs, Hallock Lambert ac- companied the couple. who after a sort honeymoon, will take up their residence here.
 Thalia Club Meeting
 This evening al s o'clock. the members of the Thalia club will be entertained at the homo of Mrs. Bertha Morton of 196 North Main street. Mrs. H. r. Loveiov will assist the hostess and Miss Elizabeth Hack cit will be tho reader for tho occa- sion,
 Attend Farrar Funeral
 A number of people from this city attended the funeral of Arthur R. Farrar of North Washington street. Plainville, which was held from the Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy at . o'clock this morning.
 Representatives were present from the factory of The F, Inrraham Co.,. where Mir. Farrar was employed for many years and where he had made many friends.
 Large Number Apply For Licenses
 About 40 persons appeared in line at the police department headQuar- ters yesterday 10 apply for drivers licenses and demonstrate their abil- ity in that line to State Policeman Cleveland of Plymouth. who is To- catcd here every Monday afternoon. This is by far tho greatest number to appear yet this year and was probably due to the fact that many have waited until April 1st to take put their registration.
 New Departure Squad Call
 The New Departure baseball squad under the direction of Manager Joe Carroll and Captain Clyde Waters. will l.old its first practice some day his week. It Is expected that a number cf rockies will be on hand Tor a tryout and tho opening of the season may find some new inncldcrs md pitchers wearing the uniform of he local factory,
 Golf Club Entered
 Dan Sutton. professional at tho Shippanee golf club, complained 10 he police department this morning hat someone had broken into tho Tub house and the steel lockers and appropriated a number of golf halls. Ho other damage was done and noth- ng else reported missing. It is felt hat the theft is the work Of boys.
 Detective Sergeant Daniel McGilll- ,uddy Is Investigating.
 Flag At Half Mast
 The flag on the City Hall build ng Is at half mast this morning out # respect for Carlyle F. Barnes. prominent manufacturer. who died lt San Diego, California. April 5th.