New Britain herald., 1928-04-13

will be on hand to direct traffic tu the vicinity of the streets in question and also at the theater entrance. Supcrnumeraries will ats bs sn. lloyed 10 take tickets ct the door.
 Many Regulars tu Ataend
 A large number of raGulaF police. m will be present It the ball to- night. resplen' It in new uniforms received yesterday from . New York tailor. The new uniforms, which are double bre"' d. have been made the standard Of the department by Chief Belden.
 Mayor w. Raymond crumb will lead the grand march and he will be followed by Chief Ernest T. Belden. They in turn will be follow. ed by other city officials.
 Committees
 Chief Ernest I. Beideu this morn. ing was lavish in his raise of the various committees who have york; cd so hard to make this evenings social function g distinct succeas. The general committee. with Louis A. Wheeler, secretary of the cham Der Of commerce. As general chair. man, consisted of the following: Chief Ernest T. Belden. Captain Thomas r. Guckin. Police Commits sioner Homer H. Judd. Judge VII. liam J. Malone. Prosecuting Attor. ney James T. Mather. Judge s. Rus sell Mink. Officer Aldie Brauit, Ser. geant Henry Jeglinski. Roscoe l.. Sessions, Mayor w. Raymond Crumb. Sergeant Daniel McGillicud- dy, Deputy Judge Joseph NJ. Dono- van. Officer Joseph strup. Officer James W. Burns, Judge Roger $. Newell, Joseph D. Devine. Francis nonnelly and Corporation Counsel William x. DeRosier.
 Other committees were as follows: sicket committee. Captain Thomas r. Guckin. chairman: Sergeant Dan- iel McGillicuddy. Sergeant Henry Jeelinski. Officer Joseph Strup. Off, flcer Aldic Braul, and Court Clerk Francis Donnelly; reception com- mittee. Chief Ernest T. Belden. chairman. Mayor w. Raymond Crumb. Police Commissioner Homer H. Judd. Judge 5. Russell Mink and Roscoe L. Sessions; concert program committee, Louis A. Wheeler, chair man; Deputy Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. Judge Roger s. Newell; Officer James Burns and Prescott ing Attorney James T. Mather; com mittee arranging for ball. Judge William J. Malone. chairman: Mayor w. Raymond Crumb. William Y. DeRosier. Joseph D. Deyine and Roscoe l.. Sessions.
 I. o. o. F. Meeting.
 The regular meeting of Stephen Terry Lodge. I. o. O. F.. will be held at s o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry hall.
 Sprinkling Streets.
 Sprinkling wagons of the public works department appeared on the city streets this morning for the first time this spring. Only streets in the ccntarl part Of the city are sprinkled the expense involved being taken care of by an appropriation under the general city account in tho city budget. Until last year property owners on streets given sprinkling service were taxed for the accommo- daticn.
 Compoalnoe to Open.
 Pierce and Norton. proprietors Of Lake Compounce, have completed arrangements for the opening Of the resort on Saturday evening. April 14. The enlarged ballroom will be opened at that time and mustc will be furnished by Bill Tasillo'a Foot Guard society orchestra of Hartford.
 On Sunday. April IS. tho resort will be open all day and all conces. sions will he in operation. The Bristol Traction company has ar. ranged for trolley service both on Saturday evening and Sunday.
 As an added attraction this year. Pierce and Norton have placed . 100 horsepower motor boat on the lake. This boat has seating capacity of ten persons and is capable Of attain. ing q speed Of 70 miles an hour,
 The wildcat, captured several weeks ago by George H. Quinion, Harlan B. Norton and Edward Dun. bar. has been given to the lake nu,Carc snJ thA orts>>s -sy