New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

S possible that 2l mills VIII Dc as- | ,esscd, This Is tho idea as expressed . Jy q city official.
 Funeral of Mrs, Mary c, Hills
 Tho funeral of Mrs. Mary Cad. well Hills, aged SC. widow of Lc. Roy T. Hills, who died Sunday in Middlctown, was held this afternoon at the chapel of Prospect Methodist Episcopal church at o'clock, Rev, w, B, West 
 Ms, Hills was born in Farming. tor on May 24th, 1889 and in 1868 was married in that town 10 LcRoy Hills, Tho same year she moved 10 Bristol where she has made her home since,
 She Is survived by two sons, liar ry C. Hills of Waterbury and Charles D, Hills of this city and daughter Mrs. r. A, Shalfer of West Hartford.
 Raid Successful
 Officers Thompson. Jeglinsky and Norton scooped down on the home of John Gnsaaushis Of Stafford avenue yesterday afternoon and found on tho premises three quarts of alleged liquor. three cases Of home brew, q still, coil and other puraphcrnalia and destroyed l2o gallons of mash.
 John, who works in a New Britain factory, was absent at the time of the raid, but word was left at his home to appear in court this morn- ing This he failed to do and his oversight may be the cause of a warm reception when he is appre- hcnded.
 "Pussyfoot" Johnson Here March 1
 William E. PussyfooD Johnson internationally known lecturer and prohibitionist worker, will speak ir the Prospect Methodist church, this city. Thursday at s ?. m. His sub icct for the evening will be "Th( ! Pig Under the Gate"
 MT. Johnson has just returned i from q six months tour Of Europ, and he is enthusiastic over th' growing demand for prohibition ol i the continent.
 l Another feature of the evening i will be an address by Major r. E <! Ebbert of Los Angeles, California another eloquent advocate of prohi
 bition, whose subject will be "Th
 Unfinished Battle"
 Funeral of Mrs. William Il. Rock
 The funeral of Mrs. Hazel N.. wifi
 of William j, Rock of Alder street
 who died at the Bristol hospital Sun
 day morning following childbirth
 the baby also dying, will be heI
 from St. Ann's church Wednesda
 morning at o'clock. The hig mass of requiem will be celebrate by the pastor, Rev. J. r. Pcrraul
 and the body will be placed in s
 Joscph's vault for burial in tn
 spring,
 Mrs. Rock, who was 26 years ( age, was born in Willsboro, N. ' and moved 10 this city about mir
 years ago. She leaves beside h'
 husband her parents and two you daughters, all of Bristol. "Brcczy Point" to Be Presented : At 8 o'clock at the Prospc Methodist church, Breezy Point, v
 thrcc-act comedy, will be prcscnt' y hy the members of the senior hi; | school group and the young people department. Mrs. Lester Hutchi son has been directing the rchcal c als and the cast is as follows: k Aunt Debby Dexter. ....,.,,,... J. ...,.........M Miss Amy Cla z Elinor Pearl. .... Miss Doris Dutt s Ashracl Grant, Miss Jessie Seft | Mrs. Hardscratch ........,..,.. Q Miss Mildred Johns
 The Hardscratch Twins .........
 Miss Myrtle Fren ), ................, and Betty w l. Mchitible Doolttle. Mrs. Lucy Rc Q, Bcrnice Vernon Miss Eudora Byf
 Edith Norton. Miss Mildred Osgo n Claricc Fenleigh .,............. 1f ......,...Mi Barbara Brad i'd Fantinc, ,...,. Miss Winnifred Bal 70 Old Clcm ..... Miss Marion Webs c. Regular Legion Meeting d This evening at S:l5 in Leg lg hall the regular meeting of Seic, as prey post, No. ,, will be held 6 ds many matters of interest will
 taken ID. During the business us sion the proposed intcrpost meet as with New Britain on Tucsd
 March 16. will be talked over { IT, plans outlined.
 a Al 7:15 ?. m, the same date of degree team will hold their regr nd meeting,
 lc, No Skating %, Due to the extreme change all weather, skating is again prohbi sy af Rockwell park lagoon. vo The warm weather of yestcr of softoned the ice to such an eXt
 that this action was deemed ne' n- sary.
 he Check for Pension Fund lid Fire Chief John H. Hayes ,n. received letter from the Bri le- Lumber company, enclosing It's check for $95 for the firem
 pension fund, for the good W lcr performed by the department { ay. ing a fire in the lumber compa tor house on North Main street, The ruary 20. The letter 10 Chief Ha on- signed by Assistant Secretary C cnt Carlson, is ns follows: or We wish 10 express our ap
 citation of the wonderful work {
 by your department at the fir m. our brick building last Satur ate We believe that your prompt Y ,os- saved us from a greater catai the phe.
 "Wo arc enclosing check for