New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
BOSTON PROFESSOR
 SPEAKER AT N0VENA
ReV. Edward Sweeney 10 Address
 Assemblies at Sl, J0Ssgh's
AUTO CASES III COURT

slflhlhhn-'fiMns Attend tHaulan ma fFogram>-iiuiiling Permit, issn~l-in MsrFiages ia dune, Opening services of the annual noNena io s' Ann will begin at st, joseph's church on Friday when the speaker for inc series Of exercises for Inc nine days will be Rev, Edward Sweeney, a professor of Boston rni- tersiiy,
 Tho annual n0vena IS one of the big events in Inc local church calendar as many miraculous cures have been as- cribcd to visits tu Inc local shrino Of the saint, Visitors from all parts Of New England come here and many come from other states, The largest crowds In the history of the shrine were handled successfully last year and Inc pastor, Rev. Oliver r. Mag nell expects bigger number when the exercises open next week, The feast day Of the saint attracts SO many peo- pie that the local priests find it neces- sary 10 call upon pastors Of other places for assistance.
 Chief Bci,icn Away
 Chief Ernest F. iiclden has left for Montreal. Canada, where ne will at tend the national gathering Of police chiefs this week. Accompanying him on the trip is Mrs Belden. During his absence. Captain Thomas F. Guckin Is acting chief of police.
 officer Rcco,crs.
 Officer James Burns ot the motor cycle squad has recovered from his spill of last week, when his machine collided with a motor car, which at tempted 10 cut across in front of him on the Memorial Boulevard. Repairs to the motorcycle are also progress ing so that the officer and his ma chine will again be on duty this week.
 Officer Lawrence Doolan has re- sumed his duties following an opera lion for abscesses on his jaw. He un- derwent treatment at the Bristol hos pital
 \. Q. H. Meeting.
 Division No. 1, A. O. H., will meet on Tuesday night in Eagles hall on Meadow street. Important business will be transacted.
 Street Work Rushed.
 Construction work is being rushed on Burlington avenue where side walks, curbs and street grading are being taken care of in order that all may be included 10 the first taxing district line. The side walk work is being done under the of Inspector James H. Davis and when completed will ad 1. 'ance the. value of property in that | ectinn hundreds of dollars. With i he shortage of houses. splendid tracts lave been opened on Burlington ave- tue,
 Delegates Return.
 Local delegates to the Elks' con enton in Boston last week have re- urned to their homes in this city. ,istrict Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler 'homas A. Tracy of the Connecticut ist rict east Exalted Ruler Thomas !. Malley of Bristol lodge. Past EX- ames l.. Murray of the local lodge ere among those who attended. ther delegations from the city, mak- ,g about 100 local Elks in all. were resented at the national gathering the Hub.
 Block Under Way.
 Construction work on the now lock being erected by Judge Will am ]. Malone at the rear of the post - flee on land purchased a short time 90 from the Bristol Mfg. Co.,. is well lder way. Tho Lewis A. Miller Co.
 Meriden. contract OTIS. is proceeding I pidly with the first steps so that e building will be soon ready for a interior work The block will st about $50 o0n and will be an flee and mercantile structure.
 Chautauqua Succccdina. r Success is rewardng the efforts of a Q local Chautauqua committee aft 2 the annual event had gotten away r a disappointing start last Friday. D 10 crowds at.all CT the sessions have a en h'~hly rratifNinr 10 the commit " \, which feels confident that the h therircs will be as much of sue e ss as in former years. The perform e ces on Saturday nirht were fol- b wed hv dance at the I'ndce club. ri ,ere the cuarnntors and friends cn- q 'tainod iho chauta'1UUa personnel. a verdi events of like character are b lnned Inv the 1,osptalitv commit tf , for this wock also The union tl vices on Sunday rieht attracted oh crowd that tho hig tent at Il;