New Britain herald., 1924-06-24

sentative stephen NJ. Wells, will be in charge of the ticket sales while Presi- dent Dewitt Page of the New Depart ure Manufacturing Co.,. will be chair- man of the hospitality committee. Mrs Paul A. Park will be chairman of the decorations committee while Dud- 1 ley s. lngraham will have charge of the committee for the Sunday night ! program. Mrs. James D. Foster will have charge of the junior ticket sale.
 Judge Malone Chosen Judge William J. Malone has been chosen as a member of the state con- stitutional and legislative committee of the American Legion according to an announcement from the offices of State Commander +. P. Armstrong of Waterbury. Judge Malone is a mem- Der of Seicheprey post of this city.
 Hayes-Delage Wedding
 Frank c. Hayes, prominent restaur- ant man of North Main street. and Miss Blanche Delage, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Emil Delage of West street were married yesterday morning at st. Ann's church by the Rev. J. r. Perrault. Joseph Hayes. a brother of the bridegroom was best man, while Miss Adrian Delage, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. After wed- ding trip, Mir. and Mrs. Hayes will re- side in this city.
 Rod Club Meeting
 Atsthe meeting of the men of Bris- tol and vicinity interested in the or- ganization of a Bristol Rod and Gun club to be held in the city court room tonight at s o'clock the speaker of the evening. Superintendent John W. Titcomb Of the state fishery and gssle commission will be introduced by pr. D. ]. Moore, who is one of the we'll known nimrods of this city, pr. Moore has consented to act as presid- ing officer Of the meeting and this means that the speaker of the evening will be introduced by one who is well versed in tho needs of Bristol along these lines.
 Superintendent Titcomb is one Of the men of the state who Is well known to very large number of the followers of streams and those gho delight in looking for the game, and those whose habitat Is the Connecti- cut woodlands.
 It is anticipated that this meeting will result in the sportsmen of this district asking for the organization Of a club. There are many features to which the club could attend that would help wonderfully In the work of advancing the sports so dear to the hearts of a great many.
 Such work might take eare of the stocking Of the streams and the liber- ating of birds.
 Return From Trip
 Leroy W. Greene. teller at ths Bristol National bank and party of friends have returned from highly successful fishing trip in Maine. Among those who made the trip were Frank W. Kennedy of the Judd Coal Co. Joseph salokas, Allan Hall, Charles Telle and Ludgar Valentine. Alphonse Gosselin, a member of the party, was called home shortly after arrival at the lake in Maine by the death of his mother fin this city.
 Bristol Briefs
 Mrs. Albert Rawiszer of North Main street has left for los Angeles, California, where she will visit rela- ives.
 Among those attending the demo- cratic national convention from this sity are Hilary g. Driscoll of the Tracy -DriscoIl CO. James F. Butler md Patrick Butler Of Laurel street.
 A marriage license has been issued o Curry B. Cooper Of 64 Mills street md Miss Helen C. Wilcox of 29 Elm street Miss Wilcox is member of he sotuhside school faculty.
 Miss Minnie Stephenson of Willis treet has returned from Stamford. where she has been visiting friends.
 Miss Helen Tracy Of Bellevue ave- rue is visiting friends in Boston.
 Joseph Tracy of Dartmouth college mas returned to his home on Bellevus avenue for the summer vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs William A. Loughlin md young son of High street. are .isiting relatives in Lowell, Mass.