New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1915, Page 4

WN' DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1915, shipments and railroad rmed over the purts to compel carriers to lpments for ‘‘personal use” erritory. , Intucky the courts adopted the fconstructi oreseeing an alleged neces- ploying a big force of in- and detectives to ferret out liguor laws also are before the :OMPANY E HOLDS BOXING MATCHES - | Twenty New Members Recruited Since Beginning of Year—Com- pany Plans Series of Hikes. Members of Company E, First Regi- ~ | ment, C. N. G., enjoved a turkey sup- per last evening after their usual weekly drill. Company’s Cooks Wil- liam Squire and Dolan provided the repast, which was enjoved by all. After dinner a good card of boxing bouts was pulled off, In the first bout, a three round draw, Corporal K.'B. Hartman and Arthur Campbell provided the excitement and in the second bout Privates Card and Rund gave a burlesque exhibition of the manly art. Two other three-round goes were staged by Privates Chico- vitz and Geidels and Doland and Buchner, The big noise of the evening occur- red, however, when Messrs. Queenin, Hoffman, Overstrom and Gottlin tried to box while blindfolded. A tin cup is rapped on the floor by eaca boxer 50 his opponent can locate him. So far Company E has recruited twenty new men this year and it was voted last night to enter a team in the First Regiment. baseball league which is now organizing. At the next drill there will be an oyster supper and an entertainment. As soon as the roads are in good condition the members of this com- mand are planning to take a series Y of long ‘“‘hikes.” \ r ANNUAL RECEPTION GIVEN BY D. 0. K. K. Hira Temple, No. 90, Gives Excellent Entertainment for Ladies at Vega Hall. The second annual reception and entertainment to the ladies was giv- en last night by Hira Temple, No. $0, D. 0. K. K,, in Vega Hall." M. L. Mor- gan lodge, No. 71, and St Elmo lodge, No. 21, K. of P.,, and representatves of the order from Hartford and Brig- tol were also guests. . Parsons, of Bristol, was mas- ter of ceremonies. . An excellent pro- gram was given and was followed by a buffet lunch. The following were the committee on arrangements: G. H. Mitchel, M. J. Hesslitt, M. N. Nor- ton J. A. Dolan, F. Wiktin and C."N. Parsons. Following is the program: Address of Welcome ............... C. Norton Parsons Piano Selection ‘“Poet and Peasant"” Miss Gladys Hale Address “Peace” ...... M. H. Norton Soprano Solo *O Dry Those Tears"’ Mrs. Charles Marshall With Violin Obligato. Address “Social Side of Life”.... { N. E. { Baritone Solo “Oh Promise Me”. . LT 2 Y Emil H. R. Vogal i Address “Benefit of Fraternity and the Duties of Women to the Members of the Order” George 12. Wright “A Bit of Nonsensec' Messrs. Hargreaves and Dewey Norton. ay. A business session will be held at the next meeting. 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