New Britain herald., 1924-09-25
SOCIAL PROGRAM AT NEW COUNTRY CLUB
Dancing and Coli Events Prove
 Of Interest to Members
THIRD PARTY IS ACTIVE

at Laying of Hospital Cornerstone
 Autos in Collision--Elks Ladies
 Night at Compounce.
 The appointment Of an entertain ment committee by President Will liam S, Ingraham Of the Chippanee Country club means severals events for members of that club the coming season. This committee is composed of Ray Alcott, chairman; Mrs. T. G. Treadway, Mrs. Ray Alcott, Brown Joyce and Charles S. Joy. The com mittee has several plans in mind for social events that should attract 8 large number of the members of the club.
 The first of the social events for the club members will take place on Saturday evening, October 4. This will be in the nature of dance for the club members. The committee has engaged the New Departure or chestra.
 On the. afternoon of Saturday, October 4, a two-ball match four some will be player with suitable prizes forthe match. Before the start of playing, handicaps will be estab- lished for pairs.
 On Saturday of this week there will be sweepstakes match with first, second and thirdaprizes offered. This sweepstakes will be in charge of Tom Dawson. Indication are that many of the club members will take the opportunity of playing in this event.
 It is also anticipated that eimina- ton matches for the presidents cup in the club championship will be played off Saturday afternoon. At present Morton c. Treadway, Bert Stocks and Charles w. Simmons, Charles R. Riley have elimination matches to play.
 Checking Solicitors.
 Executive Manager Arnold of the chamber of commerce announces that report has been secured on the activities of the woman solicit ing for a concert to be given in Hartford for the supposed benefit of the Woman's Relief Corps of that city. This investigation has resulted in the refusal of the local chamber to endorse the proposition as far as this city is concerned. It appeared that the representations made local ly were not endorsed by the Relief Corps of Hartford.
 Miss Purtell Speaker.
 Miss Edna Purtell of Hartford, formerly active in the woman suf- frage cause before the woman suf- frage, amendment was passed, will speak at the rally of the progressive party to be held opposite the post office on Friday evening at o'clock. The rally will be the first open air of the campaign in this city.
 Included in the list of speakers at the rally is Professor Willis J. Bal lenger, former instructor in econom- iCs at Smith and Amherst colleges.
 Committee Organized.
 The La Follette-Wheeler forces of this city organized general com mittee to have charge of the cam paign in this city at a meeting held l in the Eagles hall on Meadow street 1 last evening. The third party forces here are making plans to wage an active campaign.
 Cars Smashed in Collision.
 Cars driven by Joseph F. Chabot and Rupert Furphy were badlyi in a collision at the corner of Terryville avenue and Franklin street shortly after o'clock last avening. Mir. Furphy's car had the frame broken, the front smashed in and was otherwise badly damaged.
 Mir. Chabot was brought before he city court this morning on a 'harge of reckless driving but the ,ase was continued for a week.
 Fire Board Meeting.
 The regular monthly meeting of he fire commissioners will be held n the council chamber of the city nall tomorrow night at o'clock. Bills and other matters regarding he department will be acted upon.
 Property Transfers.
 Lester R. Chapin has sold 10 Paul Cheney property on Hillside Place.
 Anna Kostyk has sold to Mauro Col'etto four lots on Rockwell ave- lue.
 John Czajowski of Terryville has iold to Nicholas and Annie Glad .huck property on Willis street.
 Antonio Raffaniello has sold to Rudolf Spiegel land and buildings m Pequabuck Place.
 A probate certificate has been re- orded at the office of the city clerk transferring the homestead property