New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03
JURYMEN NAMED To
Serve FROM HERE
Selectmen Complete List Of 80
individuals
NEW PASTOR ARRIVES HERE
Onlcers Arc Elected for Union Ath-
letic Association, Meeting Called
For Next Tuesday Evening to Com
plcte Committccs-Itcms.


plcte Committccs-Itcms.
The selectmen have completed a list
OF 80 men from this town who will
serve as jurors in the superior court
session from September /, 1922 to
May 1, 1928. The names Of the in
dividuals have been filed with the
clerk in that court. Those who were
selected and their occupations are as
follows
John w. Austin. poultry man; AL
fred d. Cady, retired; ARA l.. Coley,
retired; Charles w. Diggle, poultry
man; Albert H. Dresser, retired;
James Eaton, retired; Patrick H.
Foran, mechanic; Franklin p. Fris-
bic, retired; Roswell G. Hart, mason:
George w. Hickok, retired; Charles
w. Hird. grocery merchant. retired;
Robert Hird. retired; John J. Kim
NELL. retired; Charles Mccall, retired;
Alfred p. Mclean. farmer; James J.
McNally, garage owner; Walter T.
Oldershaw, farmer; Don c. Peck,
spring manufacturer; James F.
Powers, retired; Peter ]. Prior, drug
gist; Oliver H. Robertson, farmer;
Treat l.. Sanford, farmer; William ].
Simpson, farmer: Frank J. Smith, in
spector; Frederick l.. Spencer hard
ware merchant; Howard C. Thomp-
son, retired coal merchant; Irving T.
Tyler, mason, Abner H. Woodlands,
retired; Schuyler P. Williams, retired,
principal of schools and George C.
Woodford, retired.
Town Plan Commission
Secretary Frank T. Wheeler Of the
Town Plan Commission has issued a
notice covering the result of the past
meetings of the commission in regards
to the Whiting street layout. The
Town Plan has laid out, established
and adopted the new street line for
the purpose of widening tho street
14.8 feet westerly from the present
junction with Central Square. The
new line runs southerly through Bor-
deau's barber shop, the Plainville En-
cheering and Hardware company and
the Economy Grocery store for
distance o. 1872 feet
The building line esta blished by the
commission is two and one half feet
on the West side of Central Square
to the angle at the end of the
Economy store and continues its new
line of two and one half feet to Maple
street at which intersection the p
foot building line has already been es-
tablished.
The commission has not yet COM
pleted the list of awards and damage
which will result from the above men
toned changes, but work on this is
progressing. The list will be published
next week with a notice of a public
hearing to act on the work of the
commission in making the awards.
New Pastor Arrives.
Rev. Bernard F. Brooks, a student
at the Boston Bible school, newly ap-
pointed pastor of the local Advent |
Christian church, will occupy the pull
pit here for the first time tomorrow |
morning. The regular morning serv-
ices will be at 10:45 o'clock and at
I o'clock in the evening, at both these
Rev. Mr.. Brooks will preach |
and become acquainted with his new
AS yet, the future home of the new
pastor is undecided as the former
home of Rev. George r. Tyler, who
the pastorate, has been sold.
Rev. Mr.. Brooks however will remain
for a short time with r. w. Morley
Of Park street, until suitable quarters
to be used for pastors home can be
secured.
Officers Elected.
The Union Athletic association held
a meeting in the Congregational
church parlors last evening whom
Charles Sherman was elected presi-
lent of the newly formed organiza-
ton. Ralph Williams will be vice
president and Allan Bailey was elect
I'd secretary and treasurer There will
be another meeting next Tuesday We
hing at the Advent Christian church
at which the executive committee
will complete plans for the consttu-
ion as adopted last evening and to
lame other committees
Baseball Games Tomorrow
The Aces will stack up against the
Fulton Parks of Waterbury tomorrow
afternoon at 315 o'clock at Aliens
Field. kalish will do the twirling
'or the locals with Moreno at catch.
The game promises to be good one
Is the Fulton Parks come to this town ,
With a reputation as fast players and
he Aces will have a strong line up
% oppose them In case of rain or
vet grounds the game will be post 6
,oned |,
Real Estate Sale. r
Vincenzo Minello, proprietor of a c
store on Whiting street, has c
old to Lavinia Nobleton, property i
situated at as Whiting street The
ale was made through Cunningham +
md Skinner. local real estate men r
Attend Convention. !
About 80 members of Pythian Sis {
ers attended the convention Of d
Worthy Temple, X. of P, held in @
fudd's hall New Britain, yesterday
Fast Grand Chief Anna Turner, rep
e scented the local order as delegate
he regular meeting OF the Pythan
sisters will be on June IA. at which !
egree work and a social time will be {
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