New Britain herald., 1927-05-17

gan of this city and a number of past sachems of the Improved Order of Red Men.
 An entertainment program has been arranged and a supper will be served.
 Cleanup Week
 Cleanup Week was officially open ed yesterday and today and Wed nesday city teams and trucks will be engaged west and south of the railroad tracks in picking up all rubbish and refuse except stones. bricks and ashes.
 Inspections of cellars in the busi- ness section and the rear of such buildings are being made by mem bers Of the fire department under the supervision of Fire Chief John H. Hayes.
 American Legion Meeting
 The regular meeting of Seicheprey Post, No. ?. American Legion. will the club rooms in city hall. Final plans for the observation of Memo rial day will be submitted.
 A smoker will follow the business session and refreshments will be served. ".
 Missionary To Speak
 Miss Helen Seery Of this city. who returned several days ago after spending some time in China in mis- sionary work, will address . meet ing of the Help Club of tho Pros pect Methodist church, which will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. r. F. Mitchell of 1855 Oakland street.
 Approaching Wedding
 Miss Rose Cascone. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Pasquale Cascone and Giovani Massei will be married at St. Anthony's church at 3 o'clock Monday morning. May 23. Invita- tions have been mailed to friends and dinner will be served at Elks hall at 1 o'clock the day Of the we'd ding.
 Water Board To Meet
 The board of water commission CTS will hold their regular meeting at 8 o'clock this evening in the Of flee Of the Bristol water department on Riverside avenue.
 Neighborhood Prayer Meeting
 The regular weekly, Neighborhood Prayer meeting will be held at S:so o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. George Oviatt of 59 Stewart street.
 Local Woman Secures Divorce
 Minnie Elizabeth Van Ness Salg of this city was yesterday granted 8 divorce from Joseph Salg on grounds of desertion. the decree being signed by Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin of the superior court. Mrs. Salg was rep by Attorney James I. Mather.
 Stolen Car Found Abandoned
 The touring car of Patrick Quill mete. which was stolen from it's parking place from Riverside av- enue last Sunday evening. was found yesterday near the Hoppers in the northern section of the city. The spare tire had been removed put the car itself was undamaged.
 Fighters Placed On Probation
 James Robinson and Mike Carruci. who became embroiled in a wordy argument which finally led to fstic encounter on Prospect street Monday afternoon, were given sentence by Judge Joseph M. Donovan in the city court this 
 Auto Crashes Through Fence
 An automobile operated by Cullen B. Shell shortly after 6 o'clock last evening crashed through the newly erected iron fence in front of the F.. .ngraham Clock Co.,. factory on North Main street, causing consid- ,rable damage to the automobile md the fence.
 Mrs. George c. Barnes
 Mrs. Noella Edwards Barnes, aged g, wife of George c. Barnes of 2S morning following an illness of sev- sral months with complications.
 Mrs. Barnes was born in Spring ield, Mass, December 27. 1897, the laughter of Mir. and Mrs. Savigne. Ind resided in that city at different intervals for period of 20 years. She was marrred F years ago In Dubuque, Iowa. to George c. Barnes. lnd for the past year has been 'osident of Bristol.
 Surviving Mrs. Barnes, besides fer husband, are three children. iohn, Dorothy and Edna Barnes of his city; two sisters. Mrs Anita smith and Mrs. Oliver Desotels, 10th of Springfield, Mass, and one ,rother. Roger Sevigne. also of Springfield. Mass.
 Funeral services will be held afternoon at the under aking parlors of James J. Dunn on Vest street. Interment will be In Vest cemetery.
 Funeral of Miss A. G. O'Sullivan
 The funeral of Miss Agnes Gene ieve O'Sullivan. who died at her Iome on Camp street Forestville, unday morning, was held at 9:30 iclock this morning at St. Mat hew's church.
 Rev. William P. Lafin. pastor of t. Matthew's church. was the cele- rant of the high mass of requiem, tev. Thomas F. Lynch of St. Jo- eph's church, Bristol, was deacon nd Rev. A. Munich of the Church { Our Lady of Mercy of Plainville, ub-deacon. Interment was in the Id St. Joseph's cemetery. Bristol. Taking Special Coarse in Surgery Dr. R. N. Whipple left yesterday OF New Xnrk citY where ha Nill