New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1930, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1930. COMMUNION SETS - GIFT T0 HOSPITAL Presentation Made by Isabella; Circle, Catholic Women’s Society Four members of Isabella Council, Daughters of lsabella, comprising a special committee selected for the purpose, visited the New Britain General hospital Monday afternoon and presented to the hospital three communion sets {o be used when- ever necessary for the Catholic pa- tients who desire communion. The act was greatly appreciated by the hospital authorities, they said to- day. The committee making the presentation consisted of Mrs. Helen | Kuhne, Mrs. Anastasia Mrs. | Alfigina Malloy and Mrs. At-| water At the regular meeting of the council last night, plans were made to collect worn clothing from all members and friends and bring it to the next meeting on December 1. 10 be packed in bundles and given to the welfare society to be distributed this winter. The council members played bridge and had refreshments after the meeting. March 5, 1931, will be the anniversar: Lake, Rose of the birth of Isabella council, and a committee will prob- ably be appointed on December 1 to make plans for a celebration of the event on March i e s i SACRED HEART PARISH WILL RECALL UPRISING. Exercises in Honor of 100th Anni- versary of Insurrection of | Poles Sunday Night. surrection of Poland in November $30-31 will be observed by the Sacred Heart parish Sunday evening at 7:30 at the school where a program of patriotic addresses and music will be given. A for the celebration presidents and church socieities Rev. Alexander Kowalczyk, ad- ministrator, will open the program with a prayer and will present Paul | Nurezyk, treasurer of the People’ Savings bank, who will act as chair- man. After brief remarks of infro- duction Mayor Georze A. Quigley wi upon to the tirst address. American and Pol the and selections school children and St. Cecil choir will be sung between the dresses and declamations. Other ad- dresses will be made by Rev. Dr. John Pitrus, chaplain of the St Lucian's Home for Aged, and Pro- Stanislas Maria De Torosie- wi ations will be given by Helen $zubzda and John Konuta, pupils of the Sacred Heart school. er the singing of “Boze Cos ather Kowalczyk program. | ha rangements by of were made make anthems by by audience Rev. lude the Overnight News —— ] By the Associated Press Domestic Washington—Republican in conferences with Hoover 1932 campaign organization Washington— calls ference to study nced for fi farm relief legislation New York—Governor announces plan to invit trial state governors manent unemploymer Tulsa, Okla.—Tulsa World George H. Hurford, wealthy sports- man, has been kid for ransom. Battle Creek, Mich.—Morgenthau fears new European war, sees Unit- ed States drawn into it Washington—Joseph M. MacCabe, of Boston, former president, drops dead at A. A. U. convention New York—Jury completed to Healy and Tommaney on charge sclling judicial office Foreign volution spreads leaders set up Roosevelt try ot Madrid—R feared general strike Peiping, China—Se bandits loot sengers and mails. Budapest—Count Herm and Count Ludwig Wentheim duel with swords . Admadabad, India—Group of arrested for participation in u ful association London—Newsp tion Army com! defeat proposal to limit absolute power of commanding general Sports Atlanta, Ga.—Bobby Jones' applaud his retirement. Chicago — Professional golfers adopt resolution expressing desire to meet Jones in match play. New York—Cochran wins block in match with Hoppe for express train friends first 18.1 | will few balkline billiards championship. New England Hanover, N. H.—Jackson L. Can- nell, head coach of undefeated Dart mouth football team, signs for three more years. New Bedford. Ma —Lightship tender Anemone rescues fishing party of 10 Rhode Island men adrift all Sunday night Boston—Sixteen men arrested and lottery tickets seized in raid on end store. Boston—Efforls will be made by assachusetts congressmen to expe- dite action on proposed widening south | and deepening of Cape Cod canal a3 aid to unemployment. Roston—Young woman an posing as | niece of Baltimore department store owner. buys $1600 worth of jewelry | with worthless check. Boston—New England fire losses for October total $963,000. Fall River, Mass—City defaults $1.600,000 in short term notes. Boston—Harbor thieves frustrated by towboat man in attempted theft of a loaded lumber freighter. Cfiy Items Worthy Temple, have its annual members on Friday evening in Judd's hall, Main street. An enter- tainment will be given and refresh- rents served. Din _advt Pythian Sisters. roll-call of 50c. Roger's Martha ~ Washington council, Daughters of America, will have a whist party Thursday evening at the home of Mrs, Grace Harrison of 108 Black Rock avenue, for members and their friends. rancesco Caccamo, : er, of Mountain road, New and Concetta Bufalino. 41, a widow, of 135 High street, made applica- tion for a marriage license at the city clerk’s office today. a widow- Britain, The Hardware City Collectors club will hold its regular semi-monthly meeting this evening in Room 313 of the Booth block. The room com- mittee will regular monthly auction will be con- ducted by Auctioneer H. H. Wheeler. William Zahnleiter of 253 Maple street, a student at the Senior High school, complained to the police yes- terday afternoon that a dark green slicker had been stolen from the cloak room at the school vesterday afternoon while he was Loving Service class of the First Baptist church will serve luncheon at noon Wednesday in the dining room of the church. All are welcome Police Lieuteant McCue received a call this morning saying that a coop at 615 Burritt street had been entered during the night and several rabbits killed Mrs. Fred A. Providence, R. 1.. are visiting days with Mr. and Mrs. Hamilla of 152 Tremont street. Flagg was formerly a resident this city Flagg and son of for John Mrs. of STELLA LODC SOCIAL -lla Rebekah lodge will observe “neighbors night” at its meeting to lows hall Esther and Rachacl Meriden, Magnolia and t Bristol, Martha lodge ville and Unity lodge of will be present and each sent two numbers on the program There will be a social crnoon beginning at 2 the regular meeting will begin in the evening at § o'clock. Mrs. Zelda Doty is chairman of the committee in charge of arrange: ments. She will be assisted by Mrs Kaller n and Mrs. Jennie lodges of Ruth lodges of Plain- this city will pre- entertain- ent in the aft- USED CARS My Special Selection For This Week 929 NASH Stan. 6 Sedan 28 OLDSMOBILE Coupe 27 NASH Vic. 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