New Britain herald., 1926-04-30

rubbish cast out having ignited. It vas feared that the flames would spread to tho building and still llarm was sent in which brought the standard truck and several members of the local department 10 the scene. A line of hose was laid and tho blaze conquered without damage.
 No Fires After Tomorrow
 No more brush fires may be light cd outside -the fro district after to. Firo Warden George F. schubert has announced. For the past two months strict watch has been kept 10 prevent ths starting Of forest fires. and residents have been held strictly to the necessity Of ob- permits; two who failed were arrested and fined. After tomorrow no more permits will be issued and there must bc no brush fires. Per. sons living outside tho fire district and having rubbish and brush to clean away by burning will do wei 10 secure permits and dispose of tho stuff tomorrow. within the fire dis, trict, of course, this ruling does not hold.
 FirCmcnS Show Success
 So many tickets were sold to "Tht still Alarm," which is being showr at the Community theatcr under the auspices of thn local fire company that three SC ccnings were rccCssar! yesterday and all were before pack, ed houses. The picture will b' shown again tonight. with as man. performances as is necessary.
 Sued Following Accident
 Merritt C. Johnson of Plainvill has been sued for $l0,00o damage by John Baker of New Britain a the result Of an accident on Wcs Main street, New Britain. on Apri 6. when Johnson is alleged 10 hay run down Bakers siH-year-old sor Harry Francis Baker, and inflicte injuries which will be pcrmanen The boy is at tNe New Britain Gen eral hospital with a fractured sllul Deputy Sheriff F. w. Iurrcy servo tho writ, which was issued by Gerard Casale of New Britain.
 Baptist Church Annual The annual business meeting ( the Baptist church will be held { T;i5 o'clock this evening in the Ice turo room. Reports of the retirin officers will be read and the new O iiCcrs for the coming year will | elected. Several important matter arc scheduled to be taken UT. and
 full attendance of the members
 urged.
 Playing In New Britain
 The orchestra of the PlainVille ,
 F. church will play this evening
 the meeting of the New Britain E
 worth league group at the Trini
 M. E. church, New Britain. Tn
 group includes the leagues in Ne
 Britain. Berlin, Plainyillc, Southin
 ton and Bristol. and large numb
 are expected to attend and hear tl
 local orcho ra which consists of s
 pieces. The members of the orgar
 zation, which has made a hit at l
 cal church affairs, are Mrs. Ma
 Morse, piano; Merton Lamb, corne
 Lincoln Johnson, cornet; Howa
 Rogers, violin; Melvin Rogers. sax
 phone, and Ernest Blaiswcll of Br
 tol, drums.
 Pythian Reunion
 The first reunion of the pythi , lodge degree team which went i Toronto, Canada, two years ago, W , be held in Odd Fellows hall q , evening. Supper will be served e the Pythian Sisters at o'clo, f after which there will he a progri s of entertainment, furnished
 Clements entertainment bureau
 Hartford. Plans for 7o memb' and their guests have been ma f and many prominent Pythians fr' about the state are expected to , present. Among those who hs , signifed their intention of attondi c are Supreme Representative Mani II. Norton of New Britain, Past = prcme Representative l.. ErT l Jacobs of New Haven, Past Ora
 Chancellor Frederick N. Parson n Seymour, and Grand Chancellor : c thur Mitchell of Hartford. n Catholic Church Notes V Tho Forty Hours Devotions ' Q begin at the 10 o'clock mass SunC k morning at the Church of Our Lt S of Mercy.
 All children of the parish will n ccive communion at the s O'cl' il mass Sunday morning.
 g The music which was played V Easter Sunday will he repeated
 Sunday. Organist James J. Grah
 will be assisted by G. T. Lahor n formerly baritone at St. Margar V church, Waterbury, who will sing