New Britain herald., 1924-05-12
HOSPITAL FINANCES
 IN GOOD CONDITION
Treasurer William P. Calder Con-
 pletes His Annual Report
BISHOP (. E. LOCKE SPEAKS
Prclate Of Philippines Talks al Pros pect Methodist Church-DoyIe- Connolly Wedding This Morning
  C. O. F. Town Committee,


 G. 0. F. Town Committee. That the finances of the new hospi- tai are in 2 fourishng condition is shown by the annual report of Treas urer William F. Calder. which has Just been announced. The temporary | institution at the corner Of George and South streets has already proved its worth to the city and physicians are anXieusly awaiting the opening of the new sf0e,000 structure of stearns street in order that the city's reeds may be more fully handled. Work on the new hospital plant is progressing satisfactorily with much Of the rough work completed. Ths Building will not be ready for occu- , pancy until late summer however.
 Game Cancelled
 Wet grounds caused a cancellation Of the game scheduled for Sunday afternoon between the New De- partures and the nine from Gardiner, Mass. The cold, coupled with the showery aspect of the dny, made the ! situation practically impossible for the ball tossers. The visitors will play here later in the eeason. DoyIe-CmnolIy Wedding Miss Lauretta F.. Connolly of George street and John R. Doyle of "olcott street were married thi. morning at St. Joseph's church hy the pastor, Rev. Oliver T. Magncli. William J, Phelan was best man while the bridesmaid va. Miss Sadie nnlcahy. Following wedding breakfast. MT. and Mrs Doyle left upon a wedding trip. after which they will reside in this city
 sigourney Names Committee Chairman Lester q. Sigourney ha. announced appointments to the re- publican town committee for the rp- suing year with several change, from the personnel Of the old committed Harold II. Reid Of ihe Wallace Barnes Co, will be treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by the promotion Of NIT. Sigonrner 10 the chnirmanship. charles R, Riley will be sseretsrv while John II. Chaplin win be chair. man Of the first district, Mrs. Ella MeMasters nIn be eiee.rhnirman dunius Y. Doug'ass will be chair. man and Mrs Bertha Beach win be rice-ehairnan or the second district, Captain Frank S. Merrill and Mrs. Jennie Beach will be leader. of Tho i third district The fourth di,tric, VIII have Judge $. Russell Mink and kuth E. Sessions ss chairnan and hce.chairnan, respectively.
 Bishop Locke speaks Bishop Charles Edward Iocke os the Philippine Islands, told of Inc Hork Of the Methodist church in that section yesterday at the morning service Of the Prospect Methodist church. Before assuming the blshon- ship Of ihe Philippines Dr. Locke was pastor Of the First Methodist church .of Los Angeles, California. on. Of the lnrgeSt church Of that denomination in the country.
 Tho Rev. Carl \. Fclt. prssisen, of rho Fskin Theological seminary. told or missionary work among the Chin csc at tho evening service. An incidep, Of his talk va. the graphic dtscrip. ton Of the baptism of 5000 sotdier. of General FenIs army at one time.
 Bishop Ernest G. Richardson of Al. lanta, Gs., a former pastor or the ln. cal church Will he the spea ger on next Sunday.
 Mrs. John Huri,e.
 Mrs, John Hughes, 5s year. old. died at her home es Summer street after q long illness. she was born in South Lee, Mass. the daughter of Patrick and Bridget oHara. She rame 10 this city 2s yeays SEQ and tor several years vas employed in the home of the late Charles Tread. way. She vas married o2 years ago to John Hughes. whom she leaves. Be- sides her husband. she leaves brother, Michael OIlara of Rockville and a sister. Mrs. George Cope of Brooklyn. \. '. The funeral will be held al o'clock on Tuesday morning at St. Jossph's church. where yot- chm high mass Of requiem will be celebrated. The burial will take place in St. Thomas cemetery.
 IcachcrS Leaving
 EosiGnatiOas nf sS teachers from the local schools have been received by Supetinttnds nt kar \. Reicbe. making larger number than usual to rcplsc" in September. Df the l5S instructors iH the local schools fhcre arc iSo returning next ran. making 2 total Of Ss.@ per cent who will con- tinus their work h"re. Ban Cupid is taking C of the 2s departing teach CTS as that numicr have given that | reason for leaving. Better positions and opportunities 10 teach in their home cities have taken tbe others a--ay.
 Tsnin ttn-ss Settuois
 Schools of the ciiv riosed at noon today because of ihs stormy weather. No school whistles --era ordered blown at if:so o'clock this morning hy su- perintendsnt kari <. Reiche.
 Legion Dance
 ssichsprey post. American Legion. has arranged for private dance 10 members and friends on Tuesday night in Legion hall Speciality mum bers wiii be introduced in addition to the regular dance numbers.
 Chickcn Slaughter Reported
 Report that a chicken thief had stolen is6 small chicks from the farm Of David |. Clark on Fall Mountain road led to the discovery by the po- lice Of a wholesale slaughter hy wea- stls. Detective Sergeant Daniel McGil- licuddy unraveled the mysterious dis appearancc within short lime by the aiecsvery of s partly 1evoured chicks under a itox. Chicken raiserz of Inc city have reported an epidemic of de- sifurticn this year Of the small chicks ly rats and ueassis 50 that many are discouraged over the poultry outlook Tor Inc city this year.
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