New Britain herald., 1927-05-12

ceived in tho train-ruck crash Mon. day afternoon. He passed . fair night and is perhaps . bit improved today. George Green. truck driver. is resting comfortably and l. be- lieved out of danger.
 Fadias Sorochinski. struck by an auto Monday night remains about the same. 1t was said at tho hospital this noon. He had . fair night.
 Grange Notes
 The degree teams of Plainville Grange will go to Avon tonight and confer tho third and fourth degrees. Members will leave Grange hall hero at 7:4S o'clock.
 The competitive programs will be- gin next week with one in charge of the married members. The com mittee will consist of MT. and Mrs. Charles Weldon. Mir. and Mrs. How ard Martin. and MT. and Mrs. Ralph Williams.
 Next Wednesday evening local Grangers will furnish part of the program for the "Neighbors' Night" of Plymouth Grange.
 Auxiliary Whist
 The second whist in the series con. ducted by the Legion Auxiliary was held yesterday afternoon. Miss Anna Cassidy won first prize. Mrs. NJ. P. Ryder second. and Mrs. Thomas Royce third. while the consolation prize went to Mrs. Catherine Con- nors. Refreshments were served.
 On May 24 the Ladies' Auxiliary will hold birthday party, to which units from surrounding towns will be invited. There will be a pleas ing program of entertainment. and refreshments will be served. It will be big affair, and all members are cordially invited to be present.
 Dogs Damaging Gardens
 Dogs have been doing great dam- age in the gardens in various sec tions of the town, according to writ ten complaints received by Dog Warden Philip Marlno. They have been trampling over and tearing up freshly planted gardens. The com- plaints have come chiefly from the neighborhood of Park street, but others have been made by residents of Westwood Park. Mountain View, Redstone Hill. and the south end.
 Warden Marine can only take into custody all dogs found without licenses: since he was superseded as constable he has not the power to arrest the owners of offending anil mals. It has been suggested that he be appointed . special officer in or der that he have this authority and be enabled to end the present dog nuisance.
 Attend Anniversary
 Those from the local Baptist church who attended the golden an- niversary of the Women's Baptist Mission society yesterday at the Central Baptist church in Hartford were Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Kendrick, Miss Charlotte Kendrick, Mrs. c. A. Bunnell. Mrs. J. G. Ward, Mrs. K. B. Judson. Mrs. c. J. Morse. and Mrs. Irving T. Tyler. The whole program and service was most in- teresting and inspiring. the crowning event being the pageant, "The Time of Rejoicing"
 Mrs. c. A. Bunnell was the key woman Of the local society and took part in the afternoon program.
 To Be fin Operctta
 The cast of "The Cat and the King" will include Rev. Charles & Wyckohf, Pierce Clark. W. A. Bailey. Russell Smith, Dr. Lawrence H. Frost. A. l.. Rogers. Burton H. Phelps, Eric Waldo. Philip Sparks, Lee Williams, Edwin Hills and Miss Dorothy Clark. This operetta will be presented on May A and 25 in the high school auditorium.
 Bans of Marriage Published
 Bans of marriage have been pub lished for the first time between Miss Josephine Mary Pestillo and An thony Berardy. The couple will be married May g, the SOth anniver- sary of the brides parents.
 On May 22 the brides father will tender a supper to his daughters girl friends and following the we'd ding the groom's father will give a dinner.
 Following a honeymoon trip to New York and New Jersey, the cou-