New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-30

oil CHRISTMAS seals began, ContrlDn-
tons TO this campaign have provid-
Cd five well equipped sanator!a, %
tuberculosis nurses, % clinics in the
cities and large towns, and open air
schools for the prompt treatment
and supervision Of early cases, The
committee in charge Of the sale
consists OF l.. A. Wheeler chairman,
u. J. Morcy, L. D. Allen and II. j.
McKinislry.
Council Meeting
The regular meeting OF the city
council for December will be held
tomorrow evening in the council
chamber More than usual interest
attaches to this meeting as It Is ex-
pectcd that Mayor Wade will an
nounce his appointment of health
officer to succeed DR.. Woisard. re-
signed. There IS also a possibility
that the resignation OF A. S. Barnes
from the library board will be re-
ceived, as he is one OF the new ap-
pointees to the board OF education.
Former Resident Dies
John Semrau, a former resident
OF this city. died In the Stamford
hospital last night after short H.
ness. He was IS years OF age and
during his residence in this city be
was employed by the Z. Ingraham
Co. He leaves his wife and several
children.
Marriage Licenses Issued
City Clerk Thomas 3. Steele has
issued marriage licenses to the fol-
lowing:
Peter Delaire Of 100 North Main
street and Carrie Lillian Alvrides
of 100 North Main street.
Donald Ncrn Prir'le OF IS Up
son street and Florence Susanna
Zebuski Of 2lS Greene street.
Michael A. Dagroha of % Lawn
dale avenue and Mabel l.. Wells of
Torryville road.
Felix Lezko Of All williams
street, Newark, N. j., and Natalie
Woiciekoski OF 1877 Maple street.
Julius Sanstrom of 10 Rockwell
avenue, New Britain, and Lydia
Martha lIcnkc Of IS Gridley street.
Antonio Borgio
The funeral of Antonio Borgio
Of GO Park street, who died Satur.
day morning, was held at st. An
thongs church at o'clock this
morning. Rev. l.. Beccaris celc-
brated the mass and interment was
in st. Thomas cemetery.
Parent Tcachcr Meeting
The November meeting OF the
John J. Jennings Parent-Teachcr
association will be held at The
school this evening. The program
includes two groups OF songs by
Miss Elizabeth Gleason. piano
solos by Miss Scoville and music 10y
the grammar school orchestra.
Christmas Club Payments
Within the next few days checks
for an amount considerably in cx-
cess of 100000 will be sent out TO
depositors in the 1925 Christmas
clubs Of the American Trust Co.
and the Bristol Trust Co. The
checks of the American Trust Co.
will go forward this week and those
Of the Bristol Trust Co. will be
mailed next Monday.
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting,
The postponed meeting OF the
Women's auxiliary of Seicheprey post
American Legion, will be held in Ie-
gion hall this evening. 1t is expected
that plans will be perfected for the
purchase of materials and the pack
ing Of Christmas boxes for service
men who are In the hospitals at the
meeting, the funds having been rails
ed for this purpose through the an
rual daisy sale recently.
Attended Foot Ball Game,
Many OF the friends OF Grafton
O'Connell OF Bristol went TO Boston
Saturday 10 witness the game be-
tween the teams Of Boston college
and Holy Cross OF Worcester, in
which the Boston eleven was victor
ious. This is the S5th successive
game for O'Connell in the three
years that he has been a student al
Boston college.
Arrest Doubles Price OF Liquors.
That the previous arrest Of An
thony Gebraites on the charge OF
violation Of the liquor laws doubled
the price OF liquor at his place was
the testimony offered in the city
court saturday morning. Gebraites
was arrested in a raid at his place
last week. which took place within
a month Of previous raid on October
- for which he was convicted of
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