New Britain herald., 1924-08-22
BRISTOL KLANSMEN
 EXPECT ID DISBAND
"Knishts Of lhs highlshlrt" May
 Follow Example Of Brethren
300 CR0CODILES ARE C0MING
Annual sheen Itnasi Al Take c0m- pninca Next fhnrs.ias-,iedicni Ass aeiaiion supports nr, Moisard on Vaccination stand,

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 AlViees from inner circles of the local klayern of Inc ku klnA klau inc 'dieale that the membership in this city is about 10 be dishanded, Many of lh members feel that they do mol care 10 belong any longer 10 the or- der and wish 10 follow the examples being set in other New England cities, where the dishanding movement in lull swing, Asneeting Of the klayern will Dc held early next week 10 take official action on the question.
 "from out The Mud"
 Although croeodiles are confined 10 tropical waters, according 10 geo. graphies. about 800 "crocs" are eN- peeted 10 gather on Thursday after noon at Lake compounce, when . | sheep barbecue dinner will be served | by Pierce X Norton at ? o'clock. The invitations have been issued by Sec | retary George A. Beers Of tho croco- dile club. although the notice reads that an invitation Is not necessary for attendance. Following the dinner. short talks will be given by members, The club has been in existence more than 40 years and yearly attracts a goodly gathering to the resort. One Of the club traditions Is that rain never falls on Crocodile day. In the 40 years of the club existence, rain has fallen but twice, and then only a few drops.
 Medical Men Bacl, officer.
 The local medical association has issued a statement to the effect that the vaccination ruling of Health Of- fcer Joseph l. Woisard, affecting the schools of the city, is backed strong ly by the local medical fraternity. The statement is signed by President Hu- bert D. Brennan, who was health off, fcer for many years prior to Dr. Woisard.
 Marriage Returns
 A return has been received at the office of the city clerk of the mar riage of Joseph J. Christian of Mid dletown and Marie Antoinette Claudio of this city at Middletown on July 12. The couple were married by the Rev. FIlateo A. Tagliatatela.
 A return has also been received of Fl the marriage of Maurice F. Root of this city and Hazel Mae Shanahan of | this city at Southington on July is. They were married by the Rev. C.. c. 
 Property Transfers
 Alice l. Brunt has sold to Ralph R. and Ruth M. Strong property on Judd street.
 Carmela Schffitti has transferred 10 Carmelo Schiffitti property on Vol '. ,ott road.
 Building Permits Issued <
 Superintendent of Public Works Os- |, ar Anderson has issued building !. permit to Fred Helming for the erec- ' ion of the eight-room school build Ing of the General Lutheran church m West street to coast about S43,- 00. A building permit has also been is- ued to P. A. Dubreuil for the erec- ion of a house on Concord street to f, ost s1,000. V Permission has been granted to fl 'atrick O'Connor to alter a house on h lueen street at an estimated cost of IT 1,50O. g Frank w. Dutton has secured a b. ulding permit for the erection of W wo-car garage on Summer street to ost $400. m Permission has also been granted st , Arthur Martineau for the erection ta f a shed at the corner of Curtiss and pl ond streets to cost $50. pl
 Old Rivals Meet. tV The diamond feud between Man St tester and Bristol which has been ut zzing merriy for the past few years i'' ill once more burst into flame over e coming week k-end when these two tier rivals are down on the card to ,op up in pair of duels. The first ga sson will be staged at Muzzy field le Saturday while the scene of the DC cond embrogio will be shifted to Ia e stadium in Manchester on Sunday. ist The Manchestrites still have me- VI ematical chance to win the penant, though it must be admitted that it N rather slim. However, providing Ap ey can win the remainder of their N ague games while the locals were coping each of those remaining on 4 cir schedule, the flag would go to e Silk Towners. 1. In any event, flag or no flag, Man ' ester is out to trim the Bearing akers and the fans should be in for couple of real battles. The teams M we met three times during the pres t season with Bristol holding the per hand with two wins and one feat.
 Lester Lanning and Eddie Good lge, who arc both left-handers, will tempt to deceive the visiting slug IS while Lefty" Thompson and Big ok Burkhardt will toll for the Lii onk'men. to
 Bristol Briefs. ey Arnold Sanstrom. teller at tho Bris-
 National bank is enjoying a two sni eks' vacation. sci Past Exalted Ruler of Wallingford da dgc of Elks were entertained last let Int at the Elks club by District do' putty Exalted Ruler Thomas A. As acy. Dr Mayor John r. Wade and family ye returned from a motor trip let! 'ough northern New York. pie .USSES TO LAKE COMPOUNCE of a bus route from to zy Lane to Lake Compounce over hes
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