New Britain herald., 1925-06-11

with what few defects they had.
 Dr. Elizabeth Ingraham and a corps of nurses from the state de- pertinent were in charge. assisted by Dr, George Cook and Dr. j. N, Bull; Miss Heinemann, the local dis trict nurse, and Mrs, Mareham, the nurse at the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.
 By discovering defects in their in- ceptlon, these clinics are able to pre- vent them from becoming serious, Keep the child well" being the motto of the conferences. The Le- zion rooms proved ideal for the work and the association is grateful for their use,
 Bristol II. s. Graduates
 Charles Baker and Frank Carucci of this town will graduate from Bristol high school this month II Is expected that about Is will receive their diplomas at the New Britain high school.
 James Webster Funeral
 Funeral services for James F. Webster, who died at his home on Broad street Monday night, were held from his late residence at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Charles Wyckoff, pastor of the Congrega- tional church, conducted the service. Interment was in West cemetery.
 Salvation Army Drive
 A very satisfactory response is re- ported to the appeal for funds by the Salvation Army. one days work of Envoy Albert Taylor convincing those in charge that the campaign will be successful although sub scriptions are not as heavy as last year. The only sources of contribu- tions thus far are replies to letters sent out and the house etc. house .canvass of Envoy Taylor; several large factories are yet to be heard from.
 The deal for the purchase of the Harold Higgins property by the town as the site of the high school has been closed and the deed recorded. The price was $22,500.
 Edward Conlon of Mountain View is able to be about on crltches. He crushed his toes a week ago when Ia piece of machinery fell on them while he was at work in Southing- ton.
 Edward Borgisian of Mountain View is also able to get around on 'crutches after q similar accident in Bristol some time ago, when block 'of marble fell on his ankle and frac- .tured it.
 Charles F. Smith entered St. Fran cis' hospital today to have an opera .tion performed upon an infected fin- ger.
 The woman's federation of the Congregational church will hold an outdoor pine fete on the lawn of the church on Thursday. June IS, from ) o'clock on through the evening. A cafeteria supper will be served on the lawn, while there will also be laples lnSldc.
 The confirmation class at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will meet al o'clock Saturday morning in the church to receive instructions.
 Robert Scharr has purchased the former office of the Standard Steel X Bearings, Inc, and will erect store and house on the property.
 Thirty-four boys were present at the last meeting of the Boy Scouts troop being formed at the Methodist church, and live organization seems assured. The meeting will be held regularly every Monday evening un- der the leadership of Leon Griffin, Jr
 The American Legion auxiliary will meet in the legion rooms at 7:45 o'clock this evening.
 Hearing on Cooke Street.
 A public hearing will be held in the town hall at o'clock Monday evening, June 22, to consider the To- cation of street lines the entire length of Cooke street and building and veranda lines on both sides of that thoroughfare.
 Hudson Sedan for sale. G. A. Futile 12 Crown street et-advt