New Britain herald., 1924-08-27

which the deputy sheriff has hnr ishsd his duties Of the night,
 Some ef these engaged in ths waFk stated that the joke was pTob1 ably carried a little too far hut they meant ne harm through iheiF antics and if the feelings of others than the Riallo shop manager were injured, they offer apologies, One Of the men in the early morning party, lost a fountain pen in the vicinity aud Mir, Fetiinai0 has it in his pesH session, Ii is nes theusAi thal the authorities Nill take any action other than to warn that practical lakes should he played e that their effects win reach only those for whom they are intended,
 Return Iron, Maior Trin
 Mir and Mrs F, D, Hastings af strong Court, accompanied hy Mir, and Mrs, Fred Norway of West Hart ford, returned yesterday from a i,- 800 mile motor trip to Canada and through New York state, The party visited Montreal and Quebec and then wavsIsd through New York state stopping of al Kingston, and other cities on the route, They were gone for two weeks,
 Leaves For Nacation
 Donald Freeman Of Whiting street left today for an indefinite slay al the Valley Lawn Inn in Chatham, x, Y. While there, he will act as pfl- yate secretary to Miss Maud Collier, the proprietress,
 Moves Into New flame
 Merton J, Lamb and family have moved from CT Broad street into their new home on Red stone hill Mir. Lamb has become a home own CT and has & pretty residence loeat- ed on this picturesque section.
 Births Reported
 Mir. and Mrs. John Sullivan Of is Whiting street are tho proud par ents Of a a& pound daughter born at the New Britain General hospital Sunday morning. Roth the mother and child are doing well. Mr. sul- li,an Is a popular employe In the time department Of the Standard Steel and Bearings, Inc.
 A daughter. Mary Theresa. has been born 10 Mir. and Mrs. John Bergan of Broad street. Both moth. CT and daughter are getting along nicely.
 At the Community
 Manager William Wilber of the Community theater has arranged good program of pictures for the re- malnder of the week. Tonight, Jock Hoxie will be seen in "The Back Trail" for the feature and a round of Fast Steppers." International News and Hodge Podge will com- plete the program Thursday, "Hoot" Gibson will be starred in 40 Horse Hawkins" A Will Rogers comedy "Hustling Hank" and the second chapter of "The Fortieth Door" will also be shown. Saturday, Red Lights will be the feature and will be accompanied by a Charles Mur- ray comedy "Fearless Flanigan" and | serial 13 of Ruth of the Range" Sunday, Viola Dana will be seen in Tn Search of Thrill" The com edy "You're Next" and prsphics will complete the show.
 Odd Fellows Bazaar.
 Plans are completed for the hold ing of the one night open afr bazaar of Sequassen lodge, l. o. O. F., on Pierce's lot on East Main street to- night. A large country store will he on the grounds and booths with , home made pastry and candy for | sale will also be included. Music will be furnished by the lodge or shestra and large number of mem- bers of the lodge and their friends will be in attendance.
 PIainville Briefs
 Edward Ward. metallurgist at the Standard Steel and Bearings. Inc. g spending his vacation at Atlantic City.
 Miss Ethel Frank has resigned her position at the Standard Steel and Bearings, and will return to her nome in Philadelphia, Pa.
 Mrs T. H. Morrow of Whites Crossing is on an automobile trip through New York state.
 The Knights of Washington of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour, will meet in the parish house this ,vening at o'clock. Mrs. A. F. Denton and Miss Ruth Denton Of Canal street, have re- urned from vacation spent in Brewer, Me.