New Britain herald., 1930-04-18

Wood Co. These bricks were sold
 during the winter to several parties. When Attorney Hagearty was ap- pointed receiver and took over the company in May, 1929, there wns l no brick there. He immediately issued a mortgage to the Commer- cial Trust Co. of New Britain, had T kiln built and continued the mann- facture of brick.
 In the meantime the City Coal X Wood Co. sold it's mortgage to John White of Meriden, who started at once to sell brick from the kiln on which Attorney Hagearty had secvr- eo the mortgage.
 Attorney Hagearty ordered MT. White to discontinue the taking ot bricks under threat of arrest and Mr. White decided to petition the superior court to reclaim the brick.: under the mortgage purchased from the City Coal & Wood Co. Judge Fosters decision denied his petition and thereby declared NJ. Whites mortgage null and voil. Attorney William Curtin of New
 Britain represented the receiver n the action.
 Memorial Day Committee At meeting to be held at the lin, Tuesday night a general commit tee on arrangements will be appoint cd to formulate plans for the proper observance of Memorial day.
 The various incidental committees will be appointed and empowered to proceed. A marshal for the parade will be named and definite plans for the decoration Of the graves of the veterans will be made. Legion Wins at Cards
 A team from" the American Lc- zion post played and defeated a team from East Berlin at set back last night at the Legion rooms in the town hall. The East Berlin outfit lost only after q hard fight and the margin of victory did not prove a very great difference in ability. Constable John Lewis of East Der lin, leader of the losers, is stinging under the defeat and is loud in his demand for a return match. It is thought that another sitting will be arranged within two weeks, as the Legion boys feel that they can win any number of games or series from the boys lover east"
 After the games were played re- treatments were served and a social period was enjoyed
 Special Musical Program
 A special Easter program of music has been arranged for the masses at St. Paul's church, Sunday by the organist and choir director, Mrs
 Madelainc Schmidt, as follows:
 The o'clock mass will be high mass.
 | Gloria ................ La Hachc 1 Tenor Solo ............ F. Lardner Credo ................ La Hache
 Solos will be sung by A. Schmidt
 F. Lardner. Mrs. F. Lardncr, Mrs
 James Brady, l.. Horton.
 Offertory, Panis Angelicus, C
 Frank, assisted by Madeline Lardner violin.
 Sanctus ................ Rosewigs | Agnus Dei .......... La Hache The nine o'clock mass music se- lected.
 At the 10 o'clock mass the junior choir will sing the following: | hyrle ............. Borgt ! Offertory ............ Regina Coel i SanctuS ................. Bergt
 Agnus Dei ............ Bergl Glee Club Concert Plans for the presentation of the
 Junior High School Glee club con ' cert April A in the town hall art
 gradually maturing. Faithful at.
 tendance and diligcnt work on tho
 part of those participating has beer
 in evidence and from reports a yer, fine entertainment is in store fol | those who attend.
 The program has been completed and is as follows:
 An April Girl .......... FairlamI
 A Little Winding Road .... Spence Entire Chorus Poor Mans Garden ...... Russel Douglas DeMers
 TwentyThird Psalm MendelssohI