New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

geant. George II. Bates; delegate l Fairfield Dresser: alternate, William ! II. Adams. Installation of the off cers will take place at meeting on January ?. in Legion hall.
 To Address Engineers
 Chief Engineer T. C. D. Grove of the New Departure Manufacturing company will speak on next Saturday before the Philadelphia section of the association of Iron and Steel Electric al Engineers at the gathering of that body in Philadelphia on ..The Design and Application Of Ball Bearings to Electric Motors" He will be followed 1 by w. B. Wachtler manager who will speak Of the advantages of roller 1 bearings for electric motors.
 Will Pass On Appeals
 Appeals of disabled war veterans for aid will be considered in the fu- ture by committee of Seicheprey Post, American Legion, consisting of Chairman Buell. J. Ferguson, Dr. Ralph A. Richardson and Rev. Err nest l., Wismer. The local chamber of commerce issued a statement this morning, after consultation with the above committee. in regard to the re- cent requests in this city for the sale of pencils for the National Disabled Soldiers league, showing that an in restigation of the drive showed that the disabled soldiers did not receive all of the proceeds to date. As large number of the pencils were sold locally, the chamber felt that in the future. all appeals should be carefully considered and asked the legion to appoint Il committee for this work.
 Will Play Middictown
 The Middlctown High quintet will oppose the local high school five on January at the high school gymna- sium in the first home game of the locals following their invasion of Massachusetts this week. Coach Monohan is preparing for a hard tus- sle in this eontes for his charges, as the Middletown players have always given good account of themselves against the locals
 College Club Brilliant Affair
 The College club dance last night at the high school gymnasium was one Of the brilliant affairs of the season. About 200 couples attended. The proceeds will 20 toward the eoI- lege fund for the aid Of local girls pursuing collegiate careers. The mu- sical program was played by the New Departure orchestra which introduced many novelties, greatly to the enioy- ment of the dancers.
 New Councii Coming
 The new city council will be in of- flee next week as the old council ends it's year this week. Only two changes in the personnel will take place, with councilmen Arthur Manross and Charles F. Riley leaving the board and being succeeded by former coun- ciiman James l.. Murray and Willard Hough. The new council will have several matters hequoathed to it by the old council as the pressure of business for the last administration became so great in the waning days of the council year that all Of the af- iairs could not. be successfully wound mp. Among the matters for the new counciimen 10 take action on will be "H 'fPON'h liEnilns system Tor the Memorial Boulevard. on which cxperi- ments are being made by lighting con. ccrns.
 High school Loses
 The local high school i've lost to the brury high school five Of North Adams. Mass, last night in that place by score or 4a 10 %. The locals will play pittsfleld tonight. thus com plctinE their Massachusetts tour.
 Legion Installed
 Installation Of officers Of Seiche- prey post, American Legion. will take place on Tuesday night at Legion hall. Statc President r.. c. Armstrong Of Waterbury, will be in charge. The meeting will be followed by cabaret entertainment
 James asd Maynard Thompson Of West street have returned from New York city where they spent Christ mas with their parents