New Britain herald., 1923-10-15

Stanley l.. Galpin. recording secretary
 The chairman appointed committeei on teachers and schools. text books repairs and finance. The member. | of the committee on teachers anc schools are. Robert Graham, Mis-. Adele Murray and Frank Bacon Members of the text books committed are Miss Murray, Daniel Malarney and Stanley Galpin. The repairs commit. tee is composed of John McKeon Ernest Mildrum and Edward McCor. mack. Mir. Bacon. MT. Mildrum and MT. Mccormack are the members of the finance committee.
 Permission was voted to Samuel Coale and Kenneth Suprenant, stu dents at the Wprthington school, to install radio outfit at the school at their own expense, after the necessary insurance permit has been secured.
 The two young men have been planning the outfit for some time and have been waiting for an opportunity to present their ideas to the board. They plan to build the set themselves.
 The time of board meetings was changed to the first Friday evening in each month.
 Triangles Win Again.
 The Triangles of Kensington playing sterling game. came through victors in their game with the West Ends of New Britain at the Percival avenue field yesterday, the score being B to O.. The boys were on their toes all the time and the crowd, larger than any so far, showed great inter- est in the various plays.
 Practice of the team has been called for this evening at Cyper's field in Kensington. The Triaugles, aver aging 125 pounds, have issued challenge to any team of that weight in the state. Manager Giannotto will accept replies to the challenge.
 Next Week the team will appear on the field with their new uniforms, with the Triangle emblem sewed on the shirts.
 Tie Game Saturday.
 The game Saturday between the Percival Giants and the Young Shamrocks ended in tie, 6-6. The Shamrocks were not at all satisfied with the result and claimed that they had been the victims of raw deal"
 Marriage License Issued
 A marriage license has been issued at the office of the town clerk to Burnham c. Williams. son of Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Williams of East Hartford, and Miss Helen Jane Carter, daughter of First Selectman and Mrs. George B. Carter of this place. Mir. Will jams is engaged in the tobacco busi- ness in East Hartford. They will be married October 24
 No Scout Meeting.
 There will be no meeting of the | Berlin Girl Scouts this week, accord ng to Mrs Garner Goodwin, the d. 'ector, this morning. However, the meeting scheduled for next week will ,e held as usual. Meetings of the roop are held in the community louse.
 Savings Bank Notes
 Francis Deming, treasurer of the 3erlin Savings bank, and Mrs. Dem ng left today for Smyrna. N. Y. where they will spend two weeks with Mir and Mrs. L. r. Williams of hat place. Mir. and Mrs. Williams re former residents of Berlin.
 Mrs. Ruth Post, clerk at the bank, as returned from weeks vacation pent in Bolton, Conn.
 Accepts New Pastorate.
 Rev. Edward Upson Cowles, son of IT, and Mrs. S. NJ. Cowles of Ken ngton. has accepted a call to Spen- , er, Massachusetts, where lie will be- ome pastor of the Congregational hurch Rev. and Mrs. Cowles have ready left for their new home.
 Rev. MT. Cowles has been in New 1 Iaven for the past year. acting as as- [ stant pastor of the Dwight Place congregational church in that city. or two years previous to going to 2 CIV Haven, he was associated with [ r. Day at the United Congregational ? 1urch in Bridgeport.
 No Trace of Rum Runner
 The state police have no trace of ie rum runner who eluded capture st week on the turnpike by jumping p om his car and allowing it to ram q telegraph pole. sccording to word s om the state police department at ls artford. this morning. However. p e officers and the department are n irving on an investigation and hope C