New Britain herald., 1923-12-06
Bristol News
'BIG INITIATION BY
 BRISTOL HIBERNIANS
Glass Of 50 Candidates Will Go
 Through Faces Sunday
KINDERGARTEN IS CLOSED

KINDERGARTEN IS CLOSET
 Case of scarlet Fever Discovered ir
 Federal Hill School - Eugene F. l Oyiatt Wins Promotion On "Neys
 Haven Road.
 Fifty candidates will be initiated into the mysteries of Hibernianism al
 a meeting on December 2 in Red Mems hall. which will be attended by state and county officers as well as members from all parts of New Eng
 land. State President John Donnelly of this city is completing arrange
 ments for the gathering. which will
 be one of the biggest Of its kind in re- cent years in this part of the state. 1 Cooperating with the local division will be the ladies' auxiliary.
 1 The initiation work will be in
 charge of the crack New Haven de- gree team under the direction of Cap tain George T. Reynolds, The ma jor- i ty of the team members are overseas war veterans, while seven members are enrolled on the Elm City police l force. This degree team is considered the best in the eastern part Of the l United States and the local officers and members feel greatly honored at the acceptance Of the invitation to eX- emplify the ritual to the Bristol can uidates.
 The degree work will be followed Ly banquet and an entertainment ot high order.
 Illness Close kindergarten
 Closing Of tho Kindergarten Of tho Federal Hill school for week took place yesterday when a case Of scarlet fever was discovered among tho at- tending children. The affected young ster was i'll in school and an exam
 nation revealed the disturbing symp. toms. Every precaution has been taken by the school authorities to prevent spread Of the malady.
 Auto Case Tried
 Hearing took place in the court Of common pleas in Hartford yesterday before Judge Edwin L.. Dickenson in the suit Of George Bayer of New Britain against Emil Golnick of this city for damages, suffered in motor car collision on Broad street. this city, on June 93. The plaintiff claims si00 from the local man because Of the accident, whilo the defendant de- nies all culpability. Louis N. Schatz and s. C. Wasliowitz arc attorneys for Bayer. while Joseph r. O'Connell Of this city appears for Golnick.
 Funeral Permit Given
 Dr. William .. Saglc, medical oN- aminer in Southington, issued burial permit for tho body of Mrs. Clifton r. Jewell. who died on Saturday aft. CT a week Of married life. SO that inc remains could be shipped today to her old homo in Ogunuuit, Maine. Ii was thought at first that suspicious cir. surrounded the death, so scon after the marriage ceremony, but a thorough examination revealed the cause as cerebral cmbolism Tho dead woman vas Miss Martha la 1 Brooks. resident Of this city Of about 1 two months. She was married 10 | Ciitton r. Jewell on November ss in . by the Rev. Ernest l.. | wismcr. pastor of tho First Congre- 1 church of this city.
 Blessing or Rabrs
 Blessing Of the babies Of the parish | took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon | at s. Joscph's church in charge Of | tho Rev. Scraphe,n Gccgan Of the Franciscan Order of New ork. who is conducting the services Of the no,ena in honor of the Immaculate 'onception at the church. The daily Of tine not -na are attracting arge crowds 10 tho edihce. where are ceitLrated st , and o'clock and cteniug services are held < lt o'clock. Afternoon services for he children oI the parish arc hold al \ 1 o'clock.
 Many Membership Applications
 Fourteen applications for member nip Hiil bc considered among the ,ther business at the meeting Of Bris. ol lodge of l3ll1s tonight in Elks iome. Report on the progress of the .hiistmas frnd will bo made by hartman Albert Jrothier. Il
 In anticipation of the ushefing in # the New Year with bang. pecis committee has been appointed iy tho lodge tu arrange details and eport back to the organization. The | ommittce follows: John E. DrisCoii. { 'aiizte AIlaire. Joseph carroll. lsd ( rard Clayton. Chaunccy Crosby. J. ' rank Da,is of Thomaston. Joseph , D tine Junius z Ibougiass. iiraytoDu l. Goodwin. AlphUnse Gossslin. ! osoph W. Harding. I'r William R. , ianrahan. Frank <. Kennedy g iauficr ]. kenyon. Albert Iefcb}rc, 8 udga William l. Malone. Isaac g. [ Iiszal. John W. Murphy. Thomas <. { .ourk. Charles I;tss.ll Howard r. ' auford. Charit- Commissioner Will am r. smHhwick. William F. Tracy. ] .cror Tucker. Edward NicrinE. Csri . :. Carlson. Councilman Charles E. .it.g. Ardrrw CiPprl. William r.. z ortUn. q
 Fla, Wei Presented c 'I0si WaiteOmB.-' 2 drama of Sru h HEland rutai IFc. sss sJly presented I lst night at the Hish school theater ( ndsr auspices UT the Arym club ot ls Prospect Methodist church uith t rank e. Hyde of Torrington. Ior- 0 .r local resident. in the leading ro,e. iss yurothy OsgooJ was well east in 9 le role of Miss Primrose and showed il fine seIss Uf interpretation. Ros- s Je l.. Sessions scored a hit as rap- e in of the home guards and ROlfs F. D osre and William Johnson brought 9 1u-n tn. housA in their humorous ,les nf guardsfnea GayiurB E. .ni- s.s tts- ..ntlrft... .t,itnr nt Insf q