New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1921, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 192t ‘CITY ITEMS | « MARRIAGE LIGENSES tary, Gertrude Fieber; assistant sece retary, Anna Mullin. j N IR Room 202—Chairman, Howard But- 5 & ller; vice-chairman, Lucille Dunn; Widower and Widow Are Among| A son has been born|to Mr.\and secretary, Florence Darrow; assistant e Wi e o ene e [aives iTdsepnEring.) Eatil ot secretary, Matthew Clark. ) Whiting street grocer. Room 220 — Chairman, Nicholas Office of Town Clerk Today. Mrs. George H. Poupd, of New Rocco; vice-chairman, Marie Moffitt; Brunswick, N. formerly Miss secretary, John Kiernan; assistant Will Parade in ARDIVETSAIY |asnouciiens, “ine. tormer & widower | 1o swin o ovrones ot =° """ High School Announces Election oo 413 Chairman. Harold Rob- - erts; vice-chairman, uis Holcombe; Celebration Tomorrow and Appointments nue: PUTNAM&Co. Member New York ftock Exchange Successor to Richter & Co. 31 WEST MAIN STRELT, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. TEL. 2046 STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. John Malloney of 756 East street, and the latter a widow, took out a marriage license thi§ afternoon. Alex |is recovering from an operation of ap- secretary, Thomas Donahue; assistant = secretary, Elmer Peterson. lives at 36 Star street and Anna at |pendicitis performed at St. Franeis 404 Chu?c’h street. hospital in Hartford. Room 314—Chairman, George Wol- The 150th anniversary of the organ- | 3aston Zikus of South Manchester,| Edwurd B. Hinchey of 42 Broad X X fer; vice-chairman, Doris Wood: . o szation of the Firer Cympany Gover | Widower, and Anna Knizute of 193 | street, who is manager df the Emer- | During a special period this morn- |secretary, Grace Wiegand; assistant 25 shares Amerlcan S]_lver secretary, John Yenuszonis. 30 shares North & Judd 50 shares Landers, Frary & Clark 50 shares Stanley Works = H : Hartford avenue, this city, were also/| alds football team is looking for a |ing, section room officers of the New ;‘fi;;m:g"‘m‘;‘;‘:‘;:;v"‘"“‘v:fiO“’J‘;“r‘;:fgw‘,;‘ granted a license. Other licenses were [ game with any team in fthe gmy av- | Britain high school held a meeting organizations from all over the state lssue(! as follows: George Gulizio C?f era‘gmg 90 pounds. ',' in the a,udlh.)rlum, During the course ond from different -narts of the coun-|131 Cherrv street, and Shashow Aziz| George Wacker of Chestnuiystreet [Of the meeting, members of the stu- T ] Do e e local Macnine | Of the same address; Charles I. Cor- | was arrested today by Mgtorcycle Of- | dent executive committees were elect- Gun company under the leadership of | 62" of 110 Pleasant street, and |ficer William S. Strolls, bn a charge |d. They are as follows: o i will attend and | Miss Josephine Switaski of 36 Whit-|of theft of a bicycle, fio property | Franklin Davis, chairmin. s 2R R ing street; Stanley Wieclk of 31 |of George Cochran. Jewel Bush, vice-chairman. o o e part in the observance. leteq | John street and Rose Sulik of the| Oscar W. Anderson of 68 Belden | George Murtha, secretary. , chants by .Rotarians to Attend Arrangements have been comPleiit|same address; William H. Jackson of | street, reported to the pojice late yes- | Ebbe Anderson, assistant secretary. | yuncheon Thursday Noon. far, sn ‘sutmolitle “‘“C‘; to l“l:e The| 319 Chestnut street, and Miss Evelyn | terday afternoon, that a'man named| Vincent O'Dell, Robert Leghorn, Y center of this city at 1 o'clock: "h8|scheidler of 146 Greenwood street. |Gordon had been struck by his auto- | Edith Prentice. The Rotary club has extended a ment 15, the conipiny Wit . " f e e mobile:at the corner of East Main| The Senior High school student [special invitation to the proprietors at the armory and then parade to the street and Hartford avenue. Mr. |council is composed of all section of- |of the grocery and meat stores of the center where they will take :1 P MILK uEALERS F Gordon escaped injury, ficers of ‘the school. This council |city to attend the noon day luncheon The battalion will march in Hartford An invitation has been Teceived and | meets at thé call of the principal. |at the EIks' club on Thursday of this in_the following order: Regimentd accepted by Burritt Grange to present | The divisional counclls are compos- | week. They will have the opportunity. headquarters company, Company 1% a number at the “Neighbors? Nigy" ed of the section officers of the re-|of hearlng B. T. Bryan of Boston and Company F, all of Hartford; oUA1 program at the Farmington Granfe | spective divisions. Each council | speak on the packing industry in G of Manchester and Willimantic an: tonight. ‘A large number of local | meets at the call of the vice-principal | géneral. Mr. Bryan, being connected gm.:]p‘any";j‘;(racrlneltgui)“lOID&I"fd‘: Grangers plan to attend the meeting. . | in charge,of the division. with the Swift & Co., in the capacity ritain. ocal un ———— INVITES GROCERS Special Bid Extended to Local Mer- . L. JUDD F., G. JUDD W. T. SLOPEP JUDD & CO. 28 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BKITAIN, CONNECTICUT Investments, Local Stocks Telephones, 1815, 1818 jf the business on T WE OFFER:— Landers,Frary& Clark JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of Aew York, ~ ™ 3 - Aopel s 2 The Y. W. H. A. girls will bowl at| Next, there are the executive com- |of manager for the New England dis- withoit suseliine guus, s o i : itogers’ Recreation alleys at 9 o'clock | mittees which are elected annually | trict, comes preparéd to enlighten the The Second Battalion “e‘.‘d““““egs T0 FaGllltate Dell\!el‘y afld Re' tonjght. by the divisional councils. Each di- |local merchants company of Hartferd,,will bring up the : = The New Britain Sunday school | visional council elects an executive |hand. An invitafion is extended to WA e MaNSRS men duce Cost—Promise 6:80 Dehve]‘y council will have a' social and confer- | committee composed of three seniors, | any persons of the city wishing to Aftér the parade through the streets ; ence in the Baptist church October |two juniors, one first mid-year stu- |attend and accommodations will be etispstind noevey Wil beswcd of 5 24, dent and one first year student. One |made for any who are prasent. Bushnell park. B ‘ senior is chosen member and chair- |. = : Battalion :v.url be the first on review In order to facilitate the delivery D fl\ d ‘\u man, one senior member and vice- with the First and Second companies, |of milk from the farmer to-the cus- eaths and Funerals chairman, one junior secretary and PEACE—COOMBS Governors' Foot Guard to follow. In|tomer and thereby reduce the actual —_— one first mid-year student assistant the evening preceding the ball in the|cost of producing it, six local milk Jedediah E. Wright. St A2 . : state armory, the Second Battalion,|dealers have organized and incorp-| The funeral of the late Jedediah E.| Tne divisional executive corimittee |Popular Plainville Man to Wed Miss 169th Infantry, including Companies E|orated under the name of “The|Wright was held this afternoon. S€rv- | yet at the call of the respective vice- and I of Hartford, WWI stage a review | United Milk Company” and are pre-|ices were held in the undertaking | principals. Mildred Coombs on Thursday, Oc- armiory floor. ared to do business as a corpora-|Parlors of B. C. Porter and Sons by| " rhese two divisional executive com- 2 . on’rg;emw Buitain and Willimantic as| tion. The men who have combined |ReV. Samuel C. Sutcliffe. Interment | mittecs compose the student executive tober 29 in Nem(¥ork city. e ancheste companies will be|in the newly formed corporation are|%as in Meriden in the Walnut grove | committee of the Senior High school. | Announcement has been made of the Waterbury STOCKS the guests of the Hartford companies|individual dealers who have been cemetery. During the first semester the officers|engagement of Miss Mildred Coombs, Danb and supper will be served them at the|selling milk in this eity for the ‘past TR of the executive committee of the |daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Coombs ot mm“’ew’“ BONDS armory following the afternoon’s fes-|seven or eight years and who have Lewis Plude. | academic division are the officers of [174 Black Rock avenue, to William ; Springfield tivitiesY A large delegation of New|qa reputation for clean . milk and| _ THe remains of the late Lewis|njs committee; during the second |Péace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Direct Private Wire to New York and Boston. Britain _people is expected to 80 to]thorough satisfaction. Plude will be laid to rest at 10| omegter the practical arts division |Peace of Plainville. The wedding will - = i Hartford to see the parade and review. Headquarters On Woodland :,:‘1‘1032 ;z;:o.rrg ;Orngng.h Se}x;vice; committee composes its officers. M:elté tal;: L:)laxée ix;flr:e“; York o:] m::bir t-_)hg, G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat’l Bank Bldg. — Tel. 1013 Local Company Notes. Those who have joined the cor- e soey 8 COMICh ANd | ings of this Joint oommittessare he liss Coontbs is employed at the Frank Nappi of Cherry street, Was|poration are Joseph and Karl Land- | nterment will be in St. Mary's cem- | 3¢ the call of the principal. Plainville postoffice in the capacity The section room officers are as fol- | of sub-clerk. Mr. Peace is employed NEW BRITAIN S HARYFORD 5 New Britain National Bank Eldg. 2 Telephone 2583 o 10 Ceatral Row T DONALD R. HART Mgr. ‘Zelehone Charter 3000, Member N. Y. Stock Exchange. Member Hartford Stock Exchange WeOffer D )onssetremmes . ol NORTH & JUDD ‘¥ j=7 FAFNIR BEARING © We Do Not Accept. Margin Accounts. . (Continued From First Page). “YOU WILL BE ROBBED TOMORROW!” If you should receive é notice like the above what would be the first thing you would do? (Continued From First Page) A Safe Deposit Box in Our Burglar and Fireproof equipped with a’ complete new set of Vault. furnitura. Among the mew pieces expected will be a set of modern fil- ing cabinets. What does it cost? Less Than One Cent a Day. See us about one at once. WHAT OUR STRENGTH AND EXPERIENCE INSURE The resources and experience of the New Britain National Bank insure the faithful and efficient performance of every duty in the settlement of estates. e M tery. terday morn- e served with a warrant yest y wehr, who have built up an extensive < o in Hartford for the Waterman Con- CARD OF THANKS. : Following the qrill last night the fol-| Jocot Sicklick, Samuel Blumenthal | pevtpers " onar 2k fhe many kind Senior year. . Thomas Cary; treasurer, Joseph Slater; | jts headquarters at 49 Woodlaud illness and death of our beloved mother, a ; worotary, Vinmcent Cenci; assistant|Balewicz, through Lawyer Morris D. i ina Blair. Toomey, Suess and Berry. is | Lutheran church, also the children of | *CISt21¥, Robina Blal i5 liams; vice chairman, Frances Wil-|she was the victim of an assault com- 8 . i o} i ;| served the papers, and the writ is re- MRS, FOSTER K. PAGKARD. | O'Delli vice chairman, Evelyn Miller; pap milk every morning for breakfast. = Junior year. “Not later than 6:30 at any place,” HARTFORD STOCKS Room 18 — Chairman, Cornell COMING IN SLOWLY. dug up three bullets at a place indi-|from local farmers and will be kept| C» 23 VWest Main street: assistant secretary, Miriam Taylor. Mission, for chairs for children to and shotgun shells and that Nichols i TETA i Aetna Life . .483 500 |retary, Henry Christ; assistant sccre- |rather slowly. Yesterday Miss Bart- 9 AHON’S PETITION _ “CThe state pur oA Am Hardware 1140 Haisis: vice chairman, Cordcfa Kil-|[0f 13 out of 24 needed. The chairs cartridges lying on the floor would not Colt’s Arms . 27 20 T secey BOCHE-_CONTIN. | Oriticizes Mayor Curtis, 5 make as much noise &s those O 4 5 o ron 52 livian; secretary, Robert Leghorn;|morning at 9 o'clock at St. Joseph's ted. 3 / and an exception was note connection with the petition designeq |Fussell Mfg Co R Room 33—Chairman, Dagmar Carl-|and Miss Conlin has been employed in o ST Sobepting tho. mettiion | Union Works secretary, Gladys Hogaboom. and Mrs. Roche will leave on a wed- possessions together and place them in the safest : on s First year. W. T. Squire has been notified that occur’” or vacancies caused by “‘such (iglation” said Mr. McMahon. “We wish tary, Norman Bowne; assistant sec- Volunteers As Trainmen, {ng, mow We can have none. He did|combined churches of New Britain, Oc-|cano; vice chairman, Edith. Prentice; CHILDREN'S BOOK WEEK Ciom points along the Erie railroad |enough, providing he was willing, for | leader, Rev. L. S, Johnson; Clifton W.| Room 3—Chairman, ~Humphrey ; to be sh. ing “Children’ e tho threatened railway strike [petition. As it is we could have gotten |60 Cottage Place, leader, Oscar E.|assistant secretary, Wanda Libold. O he PRy CUrE (Ohildren's Bidok , Room 4—Chairman, Robe 1d- Prepare Wage Cuts. whole thing was merely an evasion, is | F. Swanson, 51 Ash street, leader, C. ohert Sneid. [vember 13, : retary, Frank Vanderb: : breats of a general ralrond M ates,|discussion for the good of the peo-| Taylor; E. B, Eddy, 503 Lincols street, S ok Vocal and instrumental music will the rallr )y i , 61 Russell street, leader, ; tutives, were pushing Dlass t0day|tating to him n certatn matters, he Wightman, 61 Russell street, leader,|{ary, Isadore Croll; asst. secretary,|E. church tomorrow night. Moving H. C. Doolittle, 265 Farmington ave- al and comedy reels will be on the tion in wages, but to adjourn next Friday evening. v retary, Victoria Fi = s o Dr. Ross; Mrs. F. Rackliffe, 118 Ken- Dipletonia ke, MEETING CHANGED. Elliott M. Prebles Y. W, C. A., Hun- sccretary, Dorothy Kent; asst. secre-|the school for scoutmasters in that Night—E. W. Pape of This City is - : o steest, leader, Chas, E. Steele; Brwin| sonior Year: Boy Scouts, will be held tomorrow tary, Catherine Curtin; assistant sec- Rifle clubs from Bristol, New Brit-|Junior High orchestra met in the aud.- | Street, leader, L. P. Slade. SUBS FOR RACE. Meohan; vico-chaimmn Helen Mam | church will-attend the Central confer- chester, held at Cromwell last eve-|again this year. oo with twenty-two calibre rifie| The committee for prizes for thei William B. Darefoot, of Cambridge | Room 304—Chairman, Cecil Coo- aceiinsiot e LeacHeny auUOMcerE T O i wovoring twonty.two|Dresented to the wigners of the|Poilted the crowd at Charter Oak |retary, Ward Harper. will speak. It is expected that Dr. for the winming team. The following | ner will be ensraved on their cup. It|Which lost both heats to Peter Win- |Scheyd; vice-chairman, Mary Stack; or Trustee. Henry Moore, Deep River, vice-prgsis|added $3,000, the racing officials held up the | Room 318 — Chairman, Thomas | this morning to have beep interviewed the case to the superior court in this | secretary, Mabel Olsor. treasurer. New BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK ing by Sheriff Stockwell for the col-|trade under the trade name of Land- lection of fines due the company. wehr Brothers; J. J. Trachtenroth, Section room officers 1921-1922. |struction Co, as draftsman. i : . Akademic division: e — lowing officers were elected for the|sng Bennett Greenblatt. ?:;igr!;;i'mg?zfie;l‘; "r:l::vies g]’" : ] _SUES FOR DAMAGES, company civil association: SecretarY,| The new company has established ring the| poom ~ 19—Chairman, Franklin| Annie Statinska, has been made the : Davis: vice chairman, Jewel Bush;|defendant in a suit brought by Lutzia i Sl s (Ol Vil larasts, Share Jtheomie. and: K| T s o nner do.we fhank the g ser; s . . v and milk | Ladies’ s 8 : : e executive committee, Messrs. O'Brien.| plant’ are located. The plant Ladit society of St. John’s German 7 l?axe, in w};;ih t!lmg ):li;mm;r sfee\:: sg]oot 3. 2 — i Vil- lamages. ets fo 1at cauipped with some of the most|tho neighborhood and all others for Hoomi 20 Chaeman | IyErstyiny i P e _— modern and up to date machine: £ | thei i ; 2 iasityinie anipasiansiai ol RaE el loeal byt oe: ! Seoretary Amalie Traut; ns.|mitted by the defendant, and as a Te- clarifying and pasteurizing. Signed, Daughters, 1t the attenti f hysici Promise Early Delive sistant secretary, Dorothy White. sul e attention of a physician was 4 Pl el MRS, ALFRED SCHAEFER, = 21 Chai Vingent | necessitated. Constable Fred Winkle nu! { e ety ?romiiesh(o dellve; MRS. PHILIP APPELHAUSER, oom —_' Chairman, Vinge milk to every section of the city an 2 i agree to deliver it all the year round Son, WILLIAM WOLF, secretary, Mavrgaret McGuire; assis- flxg‘?gg;eixlélcl&bceizy court on the fifth et so that customers will have their ‘ tant Secretary, Leon Honiss. 3 + ~ A hc Rl dn < of i the 0¥ stated todsy. 4 Smith; vice chairman, Constance| Answers to an appeal made by Miss A1 K AT Wit e pumhgse’; Quotations furnished by Judd & |Taylor; secretary, Robert Thorne; |Caroline E. Bartlett, of the City s cated by G. W. Parmalee. The latter | ynger the best san conditions, Oct. 18, 1921. Room 28—Chairman, James Beach; [sit on at the Burritt Mission on had testified that he buried the bullets |y o stateq. ary DRIt Bid Asked |vice chairman, Elizabeth Burr; sec- |Cherry street have been coming in had dug them up. Nichols said he Travelers .. 409 520 [tary, Mildred Chambers. lett was notified of one more chair _found the shells but not the bullets. Am Brass . 181,187 Toom 30—Chatrman, Russell |to be presented. This makes a total zerald of Hartford, an expe CE o e Billings & Spencer com 25 bousne; secretary, Margaret tenry;|desired are small ones for children. that bullets discharged by h Believes All That City Meeting Board | Bristol Brass ..... 123 15 |agsistant secretary, Walter Johnson. flict a dangerous wound‘dfie ‘:;'13.:?3' Can Do Next Friday is to Adjourn— F'agle Lock .. 47 49 Room 32—Chairman, George Mur-| Joseph W. Roche and Miss Kathryn /that bullets so discharged wo! candorsia 48 50 |tha; vice chairman, Margaret Quin-|Conlin will be married tomorrow harged in firearms. Mr. Carlson ob-| B g McMahon, e member of the|North & Judd . .45 i B R - S i D Sl o itai i ry, Ebba Kronholm. |cihurch. Mr. Roche is one of the lo Jected, the court admitted the evidence| cipy Meeting Board, stated today in|NCW Britain Machine .. First Mid-year. cal correspondents of The Courant, ————— to be presented at the City Meeting|Standard Screw .......220 son; vice chairman, Ebbe Ander: the offl i i ; . son; | the office of the Traut & Hine plant. You would, without doubt, get all your valuable [\'“MMER['E GH AMBER next Friday night that the Mayor had Sz:“}g’ Works (o ~ % secretary, Eleanor Corbett; assistant|Following the wedding ceremony, Mr. > » 8 y X under the circumstances. The petition, | Scovill Mfg Co . ..290 tth‘.m"f‘ 35}1 fh”j"'m};" Abe Romen-|ding trip. place you could find. N | according to its sponsors, would open |Peck, Stow and Wilcox 38 :; v'i; 5 “;“}?"% Sl NEW FI ? debate upon the several appropria- S O R S S I rel ry.' ST st dopeliel uees HNTRY R b Wh i th t 1 ? 3 o e e aorel appropiia. | WEEKLY PRAYER MEETINGS | retary, Catherine Travia. Titeisibl Resorsno Collactay. Willina ere is that place? s “Phe actions of the mayor are re- is,% To Be Held By _Room 1—Chairman, Hugh Coyle;|his office on the second floor of the strictive to argument and proper log- Churches Preceded By Prayers. vice chairman, Absaloin John; secre-|post office bpilding is about to be en as may leave the service.” ed to have a discussion upon the| The following is the calendar of|retary, Lillian Atwater. Terits of the propositions at the meet. |lome prayer meetings for the eight| Room 2—Chairman, Rafasle Re- Montelair, N. J., Oct. 18.—One hun-Tnot wish to accept our proposal in the | tober 21, At the home of: secretary, Helen Prest; assistant sec- died businessmen who commute daily{first place, it would have been easy B. B. Bassette, 27 Emmons Place, |retary, ‘Eleanor Renehan. : v - Plans are formulating rapi from Essex Falls to New York have|him to have secured a few more voters | McKenna, 4 Golf street, Maple Hill,|Muldowney; vice chairman, Margpret|the exhibition of book‘: mr;fi‘rde? e‘tocr volunteered to operate trains over the|before it was too_late to sign the|leader, Rev. Missirian; Andrew Olson, | Moffit; secretary, William Praisser; 2 e f : s Week,” at the lbrary of the New i , it was announced today.|more voters to sign but we did not|Marsh; M. O, Baker, 180 Black Rock| First year: 3 materializes, have enough until it was too late. The | avenue, leader, Mrs. George Weyh; A. Drtansdustitute, ithe hwoek fof No- man, vice-chairman, Sara Waskowitz; e = binding action on the part of the in- [J. Symonds; Mrs. Frank Preston, 535 . : i < 2 : - secretary, Bernice Wi t; asst. sec- y geicm Sk oot 1% U mdeterred oy |dividual Who should promote better | West Main street, leader, Rov, A. B. bl g A IOADEHOGHAM, threal of a " . ¥ n Room 13—Chairman, Henry Bray; ple. His acts will eventually reflect|leader, Rev. H. W. Maier; E. M. _ / re¥i|entertain jmembers "ot ihg % Young {hrouza the association of railway eX- lupon himself and those who are dic- chairman, Joseph Conley; secre-| Men's Baraca class at the Trinity M. Dr. G. W. C. Hill; C. J. Hotchkiss, : to aoply to the railroad labor board |will have himself to blame for his Ronsington, lead, 7. B, SKiingbore: He!r;rlettalc‘utle, 3 pictures, showing dramatic, education- fo an additional ten per cent reduc-|defeat. As it is, we have no choice e A Chstomany DAaleGrony n; vice-chairman, Madeline Gerrish; | program. g PO A ) The people, represented by the City {;‘:;;,gfi*:fi”ifw‘;mfe"“ ‘;fffeef"";gdgr secretary, Stanley Drenzek; asst. sec. STATE RIFLE LEAGUE Meeting Board have had no voice in : i e : . = sington avenue, leader, Rev. J. L. Dav- | qino 'fice_;‘;?:";::a“;,“‘}m“d Lan-| Because the scoutmastser, Frederick -« xén o 16:5% M.iCE AT Ofit sbrest) todube H , Ioarion Kelley;| L. Fay, is in Boston, taking charge of Towns Organize At wiell . 5 ity sy ol O donib i Johnj‘(lix;i/,A‘ e city, of which he is the founder, the rchestra News—Tennis Tournament | Sorors siomicy Momorial Ghurch, Bast Pra rts Division. regular weekly meeting of Troop 2, Decision. Room 302— T e > Elected President. Those who have applied for a po- | Home, 140 Bassett street, leader, Mrs. Vicefg‘:irmancrfil‘flt‘m""}‘1;‘:}‘:? ]ZZZ:':’ night instead of tonight. At & meeting of reprbsentatives of sition as a violinist in the Central|J: L: Davis; G. B. Christ, 57 Lincoln . = a Bt o i TO CONFERENCE. ain, Glastonbury, Deep River, Crom-|lorium at 4 p. m. with Mr. Mathews Room - 303 —Chalrman;, Willlam | 4, o1 Oclegates. from the , South ell, W d South Man-|who will be director of the orchestra : 5 well, Wethersfield an Hartford, Oct. 18.—The Connecticut |cock: sbcretary, Adelnide Lansa, oo |ence of Congregational church at ning, a league was formed to shoot Fair association’ was sued today by |sistant secretary, Walter Woods. Shitevley omoriow. | Te iy - : City, Ind., for $2,500 as a result of the |ley; vice-chair o, . the church school will be held at 7:45 t fitty foot range, using the standard | tennis tournament have come to a de- | CIt¥, s a res f ; irman, Viola Sowka; sec- 2 oal, h ;aumi'aloflifle immon e 04 cision. A small silver cup is to be| Tace Of the century” which disap- |retary, Vernah Wright; assistant sec- Thursday evening. Frederick L. Fay weeks was worked out and it was|doubles, and another to the winner of | PATK on September ¢ M. Darofoot| Junior Year: ) e CoN i et A wise appointment as your Executor voted to buy a /silver cup as a prize|ile singles. The name of each win- |13 (e owner o1 (nge = e Room 316 — Chajrman, George g 5 ning in this race and while the owner |secretary, ~dith Petorson: f STRANGER IN TOWN. officers were elected: ie to be left at the school and the o 2B son; asststant ik N e i miner cvety el bo| o) Sor, Manniie Basibeen: pald his |pecretiry, Vivian Soott Several local truckers were reported money due to Single G.’s owner. Mr. | Pilarski; vice-chairman, Helen Kopf:|by an out-of-town party with a view : = i ; pt; | by y view See[x::;y‘.!. (I:! :’lose;;xn(zésl";tun‘(’;:};l;:c“ KNIG OF W7 IN N NOTES Darefoot, through counsel has taken |secretary, Helen Paulson; assistant|to securing their pledge that they will The opening shoot will be Bristol at New Britain on November 18. LEGHORN ELECTED CAPTAIN. George F. Leghorn, son of Mr. and 2M-s. Michael P. Leghorn of Stanley sireet, has been elected captain of the Catholic University football eleven. In its recent games the C. U. team has own great promise. Captain Leg- hern, for a few weeks prior to his re- iurning to college, aided in the coach- ing of the New Britain High school football team. SUPPER TONIGHT. The brotherhood of the South Congregational church will hold a Local Organization Entertain Members of Meriden Socicty Last Night. Last evening, at the pafish house of St. Mark’s church, the local chap- ter of the Knights of Washington en- tertained the company of All Saints church, Meriden. About twenty mem- bers of the Meriden company were in attendance. A joint meeting was held at 8 o'clock, followed by the play, “Swimmin’ Pools,” which was present- ed by the Amphion Dramatic club of the local high school. The play was well received and all spoke well of it. After the play refreshments 'were served. Betore leaving for Meriden, the two companies adjourned to the Casino alleys, where bowling was en- supper and social hour this evening. joyed. city. CUP ARRIVES. The silver loving cup, won by the local postoffice clerks when they went to; Bridgeport to the United National association of Post Office Clerks’ an- nual field day, August 21, and won al- most all the prizes, cups, medals, rib- bons, applause and everything else in sight arrived at the New Britain post office yesterday and will remain here for a year at least. Postmaster W. I\ Delaney stated yesterday that it will remain here for good if he has any- thing to say about it. The cup was won on the relay race and must be won three tifes before it is the prop- erty of the winning team. Last year it was won by New Haven. Room 322—Chairman, Edward La | of difficulty between railroad employes Har; vice-chairman, Mildred Jeungst; |and owners. secretary, Eileen Johnson; secretary, Joseph Krakauski. 323—Chairman vice-chairman, secretary, Margaret Allison; assistant secretary, Evald Anderson. First Mid-Year: Room 307—Chairman, Cyril Brun- elle; vice-chairman, Helen Calen; sec- | S assistant | T0O0 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. assistant | o— e La Clark; secretary, Helen Kenney. 309 — Chairman, vice-chairman, Ruby Nelson; sistant secretary, Dorothy Mercer. First Year: Room 201—Chairman, George Frey; | er please return to Herald Office. secre-| Reward. .. 10-18-3ax ‘Warren | FOR SALE—D5 acres of woodland at Beatrice Pet-| $40 per acre. C. L, Barnes, Barnes- as- dale. 10-18-5dx vice-chairman, Fred Ficinus; not make long hauls during the period THURSDAY BETTY COMPSON & MILTON SILLS in “THE END OF THE WORLD”’ 1.OST—Plain gold wedding ring. 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