New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1926, Page 5

FR. TRAYNOR TALKS ONPARISH DIVISION Changes Tnevitable, Pastor of| St Mary's Declares | The diviston of St. Mary's parish, | which has been generally forecast, | though not with official sanction, a number of fimes within the past few was hinted at by Rev, Mat. | Traynor, pustor of the| yesterday morn- ing, when he referred to the chang- ing surroundings of the parlsh plant and the inroads of ecommercialiam Into the neighborhood, which, he ald, was formerly strictly residen- tal. Father Traynor sald it is inovitable hat there w » new parishes be- of the great number of fami- are moving tfo the suburbs r desire to have The pres- owed to be nd to that | come ru end he airs made ‘ o the s windows, at a | heavy ex | The windows in § ary’s church 3 g the most V» 1l any- | v , Father Traynor sald, and l" prefers them to those in 8t. Joseph's | athe Hartford organ will'| ha completely overhauled and a set of argan chimes added. Permanent road improvements will be made in the cemotery. A charge of $3 a year will he made for eare of hurial lots it desired and for $100 permanent eare will he given the lots. Father Taynor sald monument repairs will not be in- cluded nor will fresh sod be provid- ed for this chargs but the grass will be cut and attention given which will keep the lots in good condition at all times Hereafter, sketches of monuments | to be erected fn the cemetery must | e approved hy Father Traynor, and bills will be sent out shortly to a number of persons who have not made payments for lots. The law| against trespassing in the cemeiery will be strietly enforced, TFather Traynor said. Those wholack proper respect towards the memory of the | Aeceased who are buried there WILL A 0. P. Robinson, shiet engineer of the » Ship and Engine Co. will spe “Dicsel Engines” at the meeting of n branch of th American Soclety of Mechanical Un gineers Triday evening. The mect- | Ing will open at 7:45 o'clock. 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Sizes 7 to 18, and big value. Anti-Darn Stockings Eor Boys and GlI’lS No d d. 3 palr gur el three Boys’ $1.50 Shirts exciusive Hartfc lt\ 8 Rayon Sox—Ribbed k ef-