New Britain herald., 1919-08-04

weekend in town with the formers S mother
 Miss Georgiana Kelsey entertained MT. and Mrs. Ellis Steele of New Britain over sunday.
 The Library Association will meet this evening at 8 o'clock. Important business is to be trasacted, includ- ing the election of d new president, due to the resignation of E. F. Cody, who is about to remove to Hartford. Miss Sarah Morgan of the Middle sex hospital in MiddletoWn was in town over Sunday visiting With her parents.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Coles of SouthingtOn were visiting relatives in town Sunday.
 Ernest Mildrum and family in company with his brother law, Arthur Lombard of Guilford returned home last evening from the Adiron- dacks, where they spent their vaca- ton.
 A. A. North and family returned home last evening from their vaca- ton spent in Raymond, Maine. They also made an auto tour of the White Mountains.
 Miss Loretta Garrity, who has been spending d two weeks vacation at the shore, has returned home. Emerson Hotchl<iss Dead. The death of Emerson HotChkiss, l aged 65, occurred at his home in l KensingtOn yesterday afternoon. He l has been resident of the town for l many years and was highly respected. 1 Mr. HOtchkiss leaves a wife and six children, Gilbert Hotchkises of Irv- l ington, N. J.. Miss Lottie HOtchkiss at l home, Mrs William Florian of Bridge | port, Mrs. Robert Pratt of Southing- ton, Mrs. Albert F. Johnson of Ken sington and Mrs. Barry P. Parker of Hartford.
 The funeral will be held at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from his home Burial will be in Hillside cemetery 1 Naugatuck.
 Stork Visits Town.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. DeLowery o1 | Main street, KensingtOn, are receiving | congratulations on the birth of a son | born Sunday. Mrs. DeLoWery was formerly Miss Helen Trehy.
 Grange to Have Big Time.
 All the members of the Berlir l grange have been invited to the fielC meeting to be held at the Diamon Hill farm house of Minor Ives il South Meriden by the Central Pomona grange on August 1 5. This will be one of the biggest occasions that the loca 1 grange ever participated in and { 1 large delegation from here is planning to take part. N. J. Thompson, master of the Main State grange and othe state officials will be present. John B 1 Archer, formerly director of the east ern training camp, will be in charge o the musical program for the day. Au tom obiles will meet the trolley a South Meriden to convey all th grangers to the farm house. If i E should rain the meeting will be helt 1 at Hanover park.
 Frank SOIaI> Dies.
 Frank Solal1 died at his home Ol Berlin street last evening at the az of 27. He leaves a wife and thrc children. Burial took place at tn Sacred Heart Polish cemetery in Nev Britain this morning.
 Repairing Bridge. The state highway department com menced extensive repairs to the Mat tebesset bridge near the cemetery thi morning, a gang of seven men doin the work. This bridge has been in ba ! shape for some time and the presen repairs are timely. It is thought tha the relaying of the bridge will be com pleted by tomorrow noon.
 Crap Game Broken Up.
 A game of African golf came { an abrupt end yesterday ------- Con stable Enrico Polo and a bunch o "huskies" made an unannounced raj upon the Hooker woods where a gam vas in operation. Fully 20 wer