New Britain herald., 1924-08-08
GOLF CLUB HOUSE
 IS NEARLY READY
Chippens Hill Links Have Been
 Played Over Recently
STORM DOES NO HARM

Swimmers Hauled From Deep
 Water-iieiehe-rcrley Wedding
 Bristol Briefs. .,
 Final construction work on tho chlppanee Country club on chippens
 Hill is being dono snsthat the new clubhouse will soon be thrown open for occupancy. The links have been In use for several weeks and have proved very satisfactory to tho local golfers. Huge tanks for the water supply from the artesian well have been set in place md practically only the finishing details remain for the club building itself.
 The clubhouse Is located on one of the most slightly spots in the state and commands q view of the surrounding country for miles. IL is easy Of access both from this city and from Terry ville so that the local sportsmen find the place ideal.
 Funeral of Frank Johnson.
 The funeral of Frank Johnson was held this afternoon at his home at 34 Beech street. Services were conduct | cd by Rev. Frank Condit. assistant at | the First Congregational church. The burial took place in the West ceme- tery.
 Rcichc-Pcr Wedding.
 Karl Augustus Reiche, superin- tendent Of the local schools and Miss LaFetra Perley, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Frank Elliott Perley of White Plains, N. r., were married this morn- ing at the summer home of the brides parents at Laurel Beach. Milford. by Rev. Ernest l.. Wismer. pastor of the First Congregational church of this city. Miss Jessie Menzies of Brook lyn, N. Y.. was maid of honor and Harry Robeson Perley. brother of the bride, was best man. Following an ex- tended motor trip. MT. and Mrs. Reiche will live on Stearns street, this city.
 Mir. Reiche is graduate of Trinity college and has been superintendent ,f the local schools sinco 1a13 Mrs. 2eiche was graduated from the Con- lecticut college at New [ ondon in 920 and for the last year has been a , member of the local high school aculty.
 Beaches Thronged.
 Rockwell Park bathing lagon was crowded to capacity yesterday after loon and a like situation existed at he bathing beach at Lake Compounce where a shortage of dressing rooms aused a congestion for several hours. !, 1t Rockwell park, Lifeguard Grafton )'Connel was Kept busy as no less han 10 people were assisted from ! 'ater beyond their depth. Because the disobedience of warnings, given many who cannot swim, stricter iles will be enforced at the park in II 1e future in respect to the "waders." U lany people, who cannot swim start walk across the lagoon and soon s re in difficulties, when the water be- II ,mes deeper. The hot spell made oth resorts the city's gathering place esterday afternoon and last night.
 Factories Picking Up.
 Local factories are beginning to low an upward trend after slight 'riod of depression, according to ad- ces from the various plants. Sev- M al Of the concerns are hiring in 4, ''p and others expect to do so within ~. short time as the influx of orders " s frightened the industrial condi- pe ms nightly. ac
 Take or Lettering. ~ minded youngsters re- 'h 'ved window lettering from the oodland street market last night, ce cording to a complaint made this an 'rning to the police. Detective Ser 'r' mt Daniel McGillicuddy investi- ro' ted the case and discovered the De mes of the culprits, who will be au en hearing tomorrow morning. ro'
 storm Docs Little Damage. tu' nearby places reported tra mage from the storm of yesterday ernoon, this city did not suffer any 'reciable amount of injury. The Op did much good to the lawns and ter ps and made conditions more en- Jos able as the heat of the day had ne' sed great discomfort. Local ther- sio meters registered 96 degrees in the de yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock yea that the storm, later in the day. Ita le as welcome relief 10 the hot sto II. Outside of few limbs being pro VII down, no trouble took place. bus rain fell heavily for few minutes cen
 then let up only to be followed dec another downpour. which ceased stol lin a short time. CT
 Planning L8dips' Njohf but lans are being discussed by Bris- lodge of Elks for big ladies' \ It observance early Tn September ave kp C0ll1 rn Altl,niicxI 1