New Britain herald., 1928-04-02

LID, MONDAY, APRIL 2, Brainard. Mrs. William A. Cassidy, Mrs. John Faaiola. Mrs. Emil Cor. anson. Mrs. Frank Hart. Mrs. Leroy T. Mason. Mrs. Victor R. MeBurney, Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs. J. Edwin Nilsson, Mrs. Emerson Pratt. Mrs Fred Smith, Mrs. Howard Smith, and Mrs. Charles $. Wyckoff. EN-Seryicemens Meeting A meeting open 10 all ex-seryice- ! men will be held this evening in the post rooms of Brock Barnes post, American Legion. Clarence Scar borough of West Hartford. state treasurer and chairman of the serv- lco officers, will give an entertain , Ing talk on service relations between veterans and on the assistance given ex-serNlcemcn in need. Mir. Scar- borough IS one of the committee which has just returned from Wash lngton. where it was instrumental in securing a favorable report from committee on the erection of mill lion dollar cX-servicemen's hospital in southern New England preferablv III Connecticut. Other speakers of prominence are expected. and large number Of veterans are thought 10 be planning to take ad- vantage Of this opportunity for get tlnS better acquainted with each other and with the aims and activi- ties of the Legion,
 Funeral of Mr. Taylor
 The funeral Of Thomas Taylor was held Saturday morning with services at his late homo on New Britain aN- "nuc and al the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. At the offertory Mrs. Mary Crean Of New Britain sang "SalNo Regna," and James Donah hue of Bristol sang Some Sweet Day" at the conclusion of the mass As the body was being borne from the church Raymond Garfield sang "One SUcotly Solemn Thought.'' Rev. Austin F. Munich celebrated the mass, with Rev. John E. Fay as dea- No'' "il' IN'N' Ii Y NdSSlUN OI r dTll- ing'on as suh-deacon.
 Court General Lawton, F. of A.. of which Mir. Taylor was charter member, furnished the pail bearers. These were William Cassidy, William 'afor'y, John Cassidy, James Foran, 'C- Cleveland and A. J. Greenier.
 First Baseball Game : The first baseball game of the sea son was played here Saturday. when the Eagles defeated the South Ends by l4s. William Allen pitched a fine game and struck out nine bat tcrs, while Kenneth Spencer per formed capahly at shortstop The winners line up as follows: Tony. C; Allen, p; Stanley. 1b: Tony Stables, ! cb; Patsy Silvcrio, &b; Spencer, SIS; Tony, If; Albcrts. If; Aus tin Daniels, Of.
 Baptist Church Notes
 The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will be held at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Will lard Pryor, near Hanson's station. l Those going will take the c:10 o'clock trolley for Southington. A full attendance is desired.
 4 regular choir rehearsal will hc held tomorrow evening at 1:3o o'clock.
 The junior choir will meet at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Mrs. A. w. Thomasens home. Every member is requested to be present. I
 The mid-week prayer meeting will | be omitted this week, as the church will join in the union service on Fri day evening at the Advent Christian l church.
 Automobile Accident
 Automobiles operated by Frank 1 Korn of Waterbury and John Rowal- ter of 15l Curtis street. Bristol, col lidcd late yesterday afternoon on Whiting street near Broad street. ages between themselves and 50 Traffic Officer David Kaufman. who made no arrests.
 Notes
 Samuel Knight is recovering from an attack of the grippe and is still confined 10 his home on East Main street.
 The Vc-Uns club will meet this evening with Miss Dorothy Clark of 1l Pennington avenue.
 X public dance will be held in the High school gym this evening under he auspices of Plainville Grange. The famous Sammy Springs orches- tra will play. and there will be old fashioned and modern dances.
 The selectmen had Camp street yesterday 10 allow the pas sage Of a funeral procession. and today they began the road-scraping in earnest.
 Plainville Grange will confer the hird and fourth degrees on a class of 19 candidates at its regular meet ing tomorrow night.
 Tho Iadies' guild of the Church of Dur Saviour will meet in the parish house at a:So o'clock Thursday 
 The assessors office has been moved to tho room in the town hall 'ormcrly occupied hy the building inspector. Here the rcvaluation " orkcrs will make their headquar- CTS when they begin work. as cx- poctcd. within about d week.
 Rev. and Mrs. Philip J. Cleveland has returned from a. visit 10 their former home in Beverly. Mass.
 Oliver Peace of East street has re