New Britain herald., 1925-06-11

| open in this city tonight with an Amerieanization meeting at Red Mems hall. Among other guests will be Colonel .. D. Dodson of New York and Major A. C. Bennett Of Bridgeport. Captain Walter I. Joyce of Kansas City. Kansas, Will be one of the speakers at the meeting to- night.
 An informal gathering Of the Yankee division veterans VIII be held here Saturday in connection with the eneampment program for that day, which will include a par. ade in the afternoon and hanquoi at 5 o'clock at Lake compounce. Funeral Of D. F. Schubert
 The funeral of Daniel Frederick Schubert was held this afternoon al 2:S0 o'clock at his home on Frank In street. where services were con. ducted by Rev. William B, West pastor of the Prospect Methodisi church. Burial took place in th West cemetery.
 Class Day Planned
 Class day exercises of the gradu ating class of the Federal Hi, school will be held on Friday niEhi at the school auditorium. The class will be graduated on June 1a.
 Presidents Son Invited
 John Coolidge, son of President Calvin Coolidge, who is now a guest at the home of Governor Trumbull in PlainvilIe, has been invited by the Bristol Chamber of Commerce to be its guest at its annual festsi dinner dance to be held at Lake Componnce this evening. While no definite word had been received early this afternoon whether or not the young man would be able to at- tend every effort is being made to nave him present as one of the guests of honor. There is also a possibility that Governor and Mrs. Trumbull will be present.
 Property Transfers
 The King Terrace Land Company mas sold to John and Annie Hack ling house and lot on Fourth street.
 Genevieve Hotkoski Fink has sold to Waiter J. Murphy 6 lot on Chestnut street.
 Florence E. D. Muzzy of this c,tv and Adriene F. Muzzy of New York Clty have sold to Morse Richtmyer lot on Spring street.
 The King Terrace Land comnany mas sold to John sasso a house and lot on Sixth street.
 Eagles Install Officers With delegations of Eagles nres- ent from the New Britain, Hartford Merlden, southington, TerryviI,e waterbury. Naugatuck. Torrinrton ana lWnsted aeries. officers of tbe Bell City aerie were installed |, Ilttlng manner at Eagles hal, on meadow street last evening by state fresident Louis Fodt of New Britain Alter the installation exercises thsra were remarks by State President odt' State Vice-President Edward hoiey or Waterbury, Past State pres. loent Matthew J. Smith of Watar- pufy' Grand Aerie Conductor Vii nam Kelly of Naugatuck, secretary William Mohr of Waterbury forr,a,, Mayor Joseph r. Dutton and others me annual report of the aerie showed that 1t had made large gains noth financially and in members during the past year. Prizes ware awarded for securing new members as 1olloWs; James Corrigan. first John B' Doyle, second; Joseph Choi. mere, third, and Edward Conno,ly fourth. The prizes were presenter py the state president and those wht received them responded in a fl, ting manner.
 On behalf of the aerie. Past Pres ldent William F.. Farley presented retiring President Joseph GoodenoY With watch chain and Eagles charm. Following the meeting an entertainment was presented under the direction of the entertainment committee and a buffet lunch was served.
 The officers installed are: Joseph Goodenow, past president; Albert E. Trothier, president: Joseph F. Out ton, vice-president Thomas N. Yates, chaplain; William J. Harri- gan, secretary; James F. sorenson. treasurer; Edward J. Connolly. con- ductor; Emile Bachman, inside guard; Thomas Coyne, outside guard: Edwin Devker. trustee for three years; Richard Dittman, trus- tee.
 Community Players Elect
 The Bristol Community players have elected officers for the ensuing year, as follows: President. George w. Simmons: president, Judge Roger S. Newell; secretary. Mrs. Carl Mason. Jr.; treasurer. Claude NJ Tyrell; executive committee, George S. Beach, Brown Joyce and Miss Gladys Chester.
 During the past year the players presented two plays, "The Hotentot' and "The First Year." in addition to several one-act plays,
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