New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1926, Page 11

1 . a NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1926. N. Peter- | Carl Heller; Harriet Mrs. second hird P | Hill_tola the nurses at New Britain |in service and record, General Fospital today at a meeting of the hospital Rotary club. Dr. Hill described some of the details in the history of nursing and pointed out that it was the one profession most closely allied with the ministry, both pgtan e 1)1. Hill Says Women Make the Best Nurses Although there are a number of s in the country, no one woman for nursing .. Dr. George W. C. | Auxiliary to N. A. L. C. Elects New Officers The Ladies’ Auxiliary, No. 104, N. A. L. C,, met at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Fred Sunburn; treasurer, George Clark of Kensington I Mildred Peterson; mistress at evening and elected the follow M Henry Hepp; first trustee, Mr 1 be Mrs. C. s6n; vice-president, Mrs Breen; recording secretary, Walter Owe financial secret gney NOTED GUESTS AT 'LOGAL RIFLEMEN TRAFFIC BANQUET DEFEAT: BRISTOL, Leaders in Transportation Com-:Ring Up Score of 1775 to 1697, AZIZ GROTTO SMOKER An entertainment and smok.r will be held by members of Aziz Grotto this evening. Refreshments refreshments a2} 12 9 a S will be served For Economy’s Sake! For Economy’s Sake! ing to This City Wednesday Practically the entire facllities of the Burritt hotel have been reserved at State Armory The New Britain Rifle club, N. R. A. indoor small bore rifle team de- for the accommodation of guests to | feated the Compounce Rifle club of the third annu. banquet of the New | Bristol in the third match of the Britain Traffic bureau Wednesday | Nutmeg Rifle league champion night, according to a rtatement made | series at the state armory last night, today by the committee in charge of | the lpcal team maintaining the rec- A Better Gift for that Dollar or Less arrangements. The reception to.the visiting traf- | fic officials and representatives will | be held at 6:30 o'clock, followed by the banquet at 7. Music will be fur- | nished during the receptiop and ban- | quet. | Judge Willlam C. Hungerford, president of the Chamber of Com- | merce, will act as toastmaster. | Mayor Gardner C. Weld will extend | the address ot welcome. Ralph R.| Merigold, purchasing agent of the | Stanley Works, will speak on| “Traveling in Brazil,” recounting some of hils personal experiences during a recent trip to the jungles | of that country. Following will be ! presented “General Transportation Oddities,” by C. T. Hubbard, a mon- ologist. “English Railways” will be | the. subject of a talk by Thomas A. | Moffet, American freight traff manager of the London, Midland & | Scottish railways. Interspersed with | the speeches will be entertaining | musical numbers, | Among those who have signified their intention to be present are | many distinguished transportation officlals of the eastern portion of the | country, and include L. B. Denison. freight for.arding agent of the Munson Steamship line; T P. Gard- iner, general freight agent of the Boston & ,Albany; W. commercial agent, Delaware, wanna & Western R. R.; Herbert J. Kehoe, New York manager and | George G. Roddy, general freight agent of the American Hawaiian steamship company; G. H. Burti trafffc manager of the Luckenbac Steamship Cos C. B. Hoxie, New | England _agent, Wabash R. R. Frank Bowman, Eeneral eastern agent, Chicago.& Alton R. R.; L. M. Ross, regional advisory hoard; A. Noble, division freight m-m i the Boston & Albany R. R.; John M. | Hamilton, Connecticut Co. { D. G. Gray, vice-president, G. C.| Mannin and E. B.| Jones, New England agent, Erie R.| R.; P. L. Stuart, New England agent | Great Lake Transit Corp.; W. M. | Macomber of the Norfolk & West- ern Ry.; Barrows of the| Reading Co.; E. A. Ferguson, divi- sion freight ‘agent, Baltimore & Ohio R. R.; Willard Union Padfic R, R.; J. W. and W. J. ley, Baltimore & Ohio . Gates, American and Cub; ship Co.; W. K. Bilger, freight agent, Norfolk & Western Ry.; Howard G. Pierson and M Loydon, Lehigh & IHudson R. M. J. Connoly, Nickel Plate road; C. B. McMam sw York, Ontario & Western' R. R.; Nat Duke, Dela- ware, La R.; L, Wi and Ralph I Kel- Honer, Bird, | Rockwell | childrg L. sets fort® th | ord for high individual scores it es- tablished last year. The score and individual standings were as follows. New Britain Cooley . 187 Beach 174 Monier 169 Boehm 172 Trick 184 Holt ... 172 Houck 178 Kalish 182 Belkin 188 Engle | Greene Moore Holden Reid Czwonnog Lindman . : Dow ; SHIGe 159 Mason 187 Deming 149 182 1697 Tle next league match will be December 30 with New Britain at Middle Haddam. On December 18 the league will conduct a special ritle contest, shooting to be done in the kneeling and prone positions, at | Middlefield and # several valuable will be given at that tim he New Britain club will also conduct a free for all outdoor shoot at the Wells street range Saturday afternoon with the traps and rifle shooting. Trap shooting at the range is |u'0\'mg a popusmar cpnrv i CALLS HUSBAND ABUSIVE, WIFE ASKS SEPARATION Woman Principal in Police Today Wants Alimony and Custody of Children. Charging intolerable cruelty on fay 9, 1924, Mrs. Sillgzio today brought an ac- tion for &eparation, custody of three hnd ajimony, against her husband, Frank Silluzio, who was in police court this morning on the charges of breach of the peace and assaulting her. Attorney Michael Sextony represents Mrs. Silluzio and Constable James W. Manning placed an attachment for $15,000 against real estate of the defendant. * Mrs. Silluzie, in her complaint, t she was married on iden name Three chil- June the Court | —sometimes even more. d $100 D Fashioned HOSE "Of silk and rayon wuh tops and feet of mer- cerized yarn for wear. A long silken leg. Why not a box of three for Christmas? g | the pair Six Percent is Lhe legal rate in most statet. 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