New Britain herald., 1925-12-09

sIbillty of forming branch of Rota- ry International the oldest and most firmly established Oi Service clubs is being considered by group Of pro- mncnt citizens of Bristol, The matter has been under adv iscment for seve- rnl weeks, and it is understood that ta" New Britain Rotarians will spon. sor the Bristol Rotary, membership in which will be on a basis of pro fessona and industrial classification and will be by invitation only
 Christmas Tea.
 A Christmas Tea will be held in the kindergarten rooms of the Fcde- raj Hill School on Thursday after noon from 3;30 to b:30, The program of entertainment includes carol sing ing by candle light and Christmas ,rccitatlons, The tea is given for thu mothers and teachers and is under lthc direction of Mrs. Morton Tread way and Mrs Wm. c, Dal2ell, repre- Srnting the Child Welfare committee of th" Federal IIill Parent Teacher Association.
 Funeral of Mrs Pritrhctt The funeral of Mrs. George II. rritchctt Of GS Putnam street, who died suddenly Sunday night of heart failure, was held this afternoon at her late homo, services being con ductcd by Roy, William E, West h. t"rmcnt was in West cemetery.
 Mrs. pritchctt was of French birth, coming to America in 1912 and living in New Haven until about si, years ago, when the family moved to Bristol. She was q member of tho Prospect Methodist church. Sh, leaves her husband and one daughter of this city, and her parents and on, brother and one sister who live il France.
 Legion Auxiliary Meeting
 The regular business meeting 0 the Nomcn's Auxiliary Of SeiCheprc, Post, No, ?, American Legion. vii be held in Legion Hall tomorrow evening. Nominations for officer for the coming year will be mad, and plans for packing Christina boxes for disabled service men vii be completed.
 Noted Executive Coming
 An effort is being made 10 secur the presence of Scout Executive J Harold Williams of the Million Dol !. lar Endowed Boy Scout council o Providence at the annual meeting of the Bristol 80! Scout council {, be held January II. MT. William is an unusual speaker and his com ing will be an important event il the Scout movement in Bristol.
 Superintendent Resigns
 M, $. Freeman, superintendent O the case department of the F. In graham Co. since January 1. has re signed. Mir. Freeman came to tn lngraham co. from Oakland. O.. sue cccding W. l.. Crouch. Mir. John | Kolnbrandcr of Grand Rapids, Mich formerly with the Berkcy X Ga
 Furniture Co. of that city, assume the duties of superintendent today
 Attending Mnnslaughtcr Trial
 A large number from this city ar attending the trial in the superio court today Of Wayne Gclbar of thi city. who is charged with man slaughter following the accident las spring when Harry Martinek wa killed on East Main street in For cstYillo by car which is alleged { , have been driven by Mir. GelDar. Among those who were summon led as witnesses were Chief of Pc lice Ernest T. Beldcn, Sergeant Nc iGillicuddy, Clerk Francis Donnel' and Officers Mills, Doolan an
 Meade.
 Property Matters Paul M. Hubbard has sold to Isf bella l.. Trcadway ten acres of Ian on Perkins street.
 Andrew ponzillo has leased a stor on MGrjory street 10 Caesar Com . for five years al an annual rental ( SGGo.
 Officer Has Close Call Officer Joseph Strup had a nal Q row escape from death last nigl when he was overcome by carbo ) monoNide gas from his car in h l garage. He managed to crawl 10 1T | door but was a very sick man la = night. However, he recovered suff , ciontly so that he was able 10 r, | sume his duties today.
 n Milk Producers To Meet Q The annual meeting Of the Brist,
 branch of the Connecticut Milk Pro
 duccrs' association will he held ] tho city court room on Friday cv, E ming at s o'clock. Officers will l
 elected for inc ensuing year and r
 ports of officers for tho past veg n will be read and acted upon.