New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1920, Page 9

har e anecticut to force New d for Ciake water,” because the state has had resolutions the legislature fnvormx 3% Jersey tr Alufiqul" , LOCAL FORESTERS STANLEY WKS. fiIRlS] It was bmmzhl out at the banquet about the funeral fund and how well it worked. In some cascs the funeral Banquet Is Attended by Sueme Miss Diemond Is Star Per!ormer expenses of a Forester was paid el sl ‘- within 24 hours af the presentation of i w‘ h H l o Ranger . 4 | in Match Game With Males |[::ie== During the influenza epidemic, the #oresters met every bill and still had Supreme Chier Rueager I J. O'Keoefe [ 572,000 in the treasury for burial pur- One of the most brilliant exhi- | o050, of New York and Supreme Secretary | poses. bitions of girls bowling ever given on | Hemessy T N 1y of Jersey City, both E: ayor George P. Sullivan of local alleys was contributed last | Denkoski high in Foresters of | Derby, also supreme sub-chief ranger, nizht when a team from the Stanley | “'"'<" Ameriea were 3 of Court | spoke in complimentary terms of the Works rolled a selected male team Friendly last night at a banquet at| Jocal branch. Past Supreme Chief from the same concern, at Rowers’ ai- the Elks' club and at the Foresters' | Ranger John F. Cosgrove of Hart- jeys. The “fellows” agreed to give | Iverson fair at Bardeck's hall. Both of the | ford, was the last speaker. the girls a handicap of 15 pins. In the ;“"“ < dignitaries hrm'mhl congratulatory ——————— first game, the misses handed the men n:r"\:l messages from the state and national = v 6. | Parsons srzanizntions to Court wrienaty tor| FACES PERJURY CHARGE |5 scvere lacins: winning 434 to 41t the rx(“rllvnl standing of the local or- to 408, and in the third game the kanization with the chapters all over e . co the country. n Calleri, Biad Check Man, Alleged to £lrle were the losers by u three pin | G UCor 5 , - Murra; Grand ':!;:‘,ml::::'::'r"“’x:“he“ M Have Told Court Lies in Testimony ‘xum«-s rolled, the men succeeded in|x : et . » . | getting the best of the match by only | Slasky Meskill of Coyrt Friendly honored the at the banquet by saying that nssociates werc pleased to men of 20 pins, the total pinfall beinz 1,306 for the men and 1,276 for the girls. Miss Diemond’'s work was particularl; perozoon Presentod Yosterday. he and his of Paola Calleri will face a charge police have O'Keefe and Donnelly, perjury Saturday morning in g national importance, with them when | court as a result of his alleged falsi. DrIUant, having the Bigh total pinfall s gl o A g e oo - 3 of the match with 293. In the first - > o - fying testimony yesterday morning ..., gng laid the timbers low for a cess. The national officers responded | w th- pr when charged with drawing a worth- ., o 50103, Her other scores were less ¢heck for $18.50 upon the Com- The case was an inves- fittingly, and gracefully warded off the howered on them by shifting | mercial Trust company. liments to Court Friendly. continued at that time for O0'Keefe Speaks tigation. 97 and 93, Other games at the alleys were between the Berlin Construction | company league players. The Land-| ers, Frar® & Clark league also rolled Mr v told of the harmony Calleri, in reply to a question from that exi: all branches of the | prosecutor George W. Klett said he O the Rogers' strips last night. Foreste old of the challenge | had not been previously arrested. Po- | At the Casino alleys, the State that New Jorsey has lswued to Con- | lice records on the contrary show that | Trade School Lowlers performed. he has been in the toils of the law | The scores: necticut for a membership campaign, . the prize being a flag. The supreme | here on four previous occasions, and |, =~ Stasley chief ranger sald he was in favor of his picture has been found in the s i Weeiman Connecticut running y with the| phota gallery of the detective depart- | Miss S. Scheyd honors, with all due respect to his | ment. Miss Min. Carlson brother Forester from the state of —_— Miss M. Diamond ... 103 New Jersey. He was loud in his LUTHER LEAGUE MEETING. 454 a0s 414 1276 pralse of the “‘Nutmeg’'' state and . e \n..l.;- Works Men. shouted for New Jorsey to ‘‘take! The Swedish Lutheran Luther |yr SETTY T water” on the contest. The plans of | |0a%ue will hold a meeting this even- Mr. LY the organization for the membership !n€ at the church. Refreshments will T+ ! be served apd an interesting program of musical and vocal selections has been arranged. The members of the church will also meet this evening when their pledges will be redeemed. “ drive between Japuary 31 and July 31 Berry should Inerease the [oresters by 10,000 members, O'Keefe said. Donnelly’s Speech. Supreme Secretary M. 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