New Britain herald., 1924-05-16
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man was resting comfortably and that he would recover unless com- plications set in. He is one of the best known young men of the city and is one Of the prominent Odd Fel- lows Of the state. He is a past noble grand Of stephen Terry lodge of this city,
 Confirmation of a large class will take place at St. Joseph's church at o'clock on Saturday afternoon in charge of Bishop John J. Milan of Hartford. The pastor, the Rev. Oliver T. Magnell and the assistant pastor Of the church. the William r. kearney will take prominent parts in the cere- monies as well as priests from neigh boring cities.
 , The appearance of Bishop Milan in this city tomorrow will be the first of the two events that he is scheduled , to take charge Of here as on May a, he will direct the ceremonies. connect cd with the laying of the cornerstone for the new SSoH,000 church. For this event, special program has been arr ranged, which will attract priests and laEmen from all parts Of the state. Al the cornerstone laying. the local ath Degree Assembly of the Knights of Columbus will act a, guard Of honor for Bishop Milan
 Marriage Announced
 Announcement was made this morning of tho marriage on April IT or Winston E. Way Of .67 Main street and Miss Irene A. Webster of l9 Spring street, The couple were married by tho Rev. William E, West, pastor Of the Prospect Metho- dist church, Mir. Way is employed at the New Departure Mfc. CO, and Mrs Way is a Kindergarten teacher st tha East Bristol school.
 Mrs. Siiks Wins
 Judgment of sS,Sno for a loan to Nalentf Swicnton, her brother, has heen granted to Mrs. Mary S,tka of this city by Judge George itinman in a decision handed down from the su- pcrior court in the appeal, recently brought from decision of commits. sioncrs, appointed by tho local pro. late court. by other heirs of th. "state. Mrs, S,'kas claims were presented by Judge Joseph NJ. Dono. van or this city and were fuIly An. proved by Judge Hinman, who said ID his decision that the amount would have been approved by the an. peliant heirs if they had been pres cnt nt Inc probate hearing. The ap- lellanis are in Poland and brought their suit through Bridgeport attor. neys.
 Grange tn Confer Degrees
 Tho first and second degrees gill be conferred upon class of candi. dates al the regular meeting of ths Rristo ol Grange to be hold in the Red Mems hall this evening al < o'clock. Following tho degree work social time win be held.
 Buildin. Permits Issued
 A building permit has been issued 10 Edward Sack for the erection Of 2 two family house on Grove street 10 cost about s9.000.
 \ permit has also been issued Ia Francis Bostwick for the erection Of six car garage ou curtis street.
 Permission has bcen granted 10 Rudolf Hochstat for the erection Of garage on Union street.
 Prupcrty Transfers
 Dr. Francis Bates Jennings has sold a house and property on sterns street 10 Harold r. Cosgrote.
 Nils <. and Jennie E Johnson of Plainrille have sold through A bond for dccd house and lot on Tnera- ham street to Frank and Anna kaminsl.
 <. \. Mcleod of Pjainyilie has sold to Oscar $. Mcleod Of Plain,ilte s ict cr Forest street.
 Veronica and Mary Monich have cold t0 ronstatina and Anna Eoxs ioi on Park street.
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 The annual dance of ihe Bristol Brass Corporation Mutual Aid a-so. ciation will be held tonight in the company restaurant nn Broad street. which has been prcttily decorated for the occasion. Tn addition 10 The dancing. cabaret number. pill be in- troduced.
 ladies night ras observed at inc meeting Of stephen Terry Lodge. [. Q. c. r.. last night in odd Fellows hall.
 Richard r. Iambers and James ]. Jennings. delegates from Palos coun- ci. have returned from the state con- ycntioD of the Knights of Columbus. held this ucck n Hartford