New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
COMMUNITY CHEST
 OVER HALF FULL
Collections Total $27,SOO, Ac-
 cording to Today'S Report
FACTORY IS STILL CLOSED
Engine At Ingraham Co. Plant Breaks Down Again Today-Al- bert F.. Trothicr Elected President Of EagIcs-NCw Corporation,

tauNassing of factories began this morning on the final threc-day lap of the Community Chest drive for quota of $47QQQ, The house 10 house canvass cnled yesterday and was successful although details have not been presented 10 the di- reCtors Of the drive.
 With q jump Of nearly $ll,0Q0 on Tuesday and a corresponding ad- vance yesterday in the figures, the officials Of the drive feel confident that the end Of the campaign on Saturday night will see the quota ovtrsubscribcd. The city is being thoroughly combcd by the canvass CTS, who have shown fine results for the time allotted to them. Director Dudley s. Ingraham and Assistant Director Edwin Goodridge, who is in charge of the industrial canvass, feel pleased oyer the showing.
 Announcement was made today that the campaign had netted s27,- SO0 to date with the haly way mark reached in the drive. The first day netted s3,SOo; the second day, $14,- 600 while the third day totalled S2TSo0.
 Miss Sessions Elected Miss Ruth Sessions was reelected president Of inc Women's College club of this city at a meeting yes terday at the home of Mrs. Newell Jennings of Bradley street, Other officers were chosen as follows: Vice president, Mrs. Paul Sessions; secretary, Miss Ruth Stearns; treas urcr, Miss Hilda eek, Mrs. Paul Ses- sions was chosen as chairman of ar Engagements for 8 card party Of the club On May q.
 Engine Breaks Down
 The engine at the E. Ingraham Co. plant broke down again this morning officials said that the plant will be able to resume operations by tomorrow, The plant mechanics had planned on having repairs completed so that work could resume yesterday ] but all of the alterations could not be made. Consequently the me chanics worked until 3 o'clock this , morning and when the engine was being tested out before being de- clared in proper order, some bolts sheared off and more repairs were f necessary. More than 1,ooo em- ployees are affected by the shut l down.
 From Sunny California Cornelius KcIIcgher has returned 10 his home on South street after m extended trip to the Panama Canal Hon', Mexico anI California. After sea voyage to Panama, Mir. kciIeghor spent some time at the isthmus and later at points of in- t'r'St in Mexico, including Tia Juana, Juarcz and other places. The remainder of his sojourn was spent in California and included visit to lis brother, Contractor William ]. N"'Iochcr of this city, who has been spending some time in the west.
 Cohan Play Tonight
 Presentation Of tho George M, ] Cohan mystery play "Sovon Keys to Baldpatc" will take place tonight at the Community theator ny the s. Josoph's Drama Guild. Proceeds oc the event will he devoted to the fund for the new church.
 Eagles Elect Officers
 A.hert F. Trothier vas elected president Of the Rc1' City Aorie. Fraternal Order Of Eagles. al the r"Eular meeting or r,o acric in Eag'os hall last evening. O,hcr officers eclc'e1 are. Junior past president, Joseph Gooinow: vice president Joseph r, Du'ton; chap ain, Thomas W. Yates; secretary. Ni'iam J. Horr.Cln: treasurer. James F. Soronson; losiIc guard, Emile Bachman; ou.sidc guard. Thomas Coyro; trustee for ,hrce years, Edwin Decker. truStco for TWO years Richard Drtman; trustee for one year, Tr-l Pcase.
 Plans Wore nal" for an iustalla- lion supper to be held in June.
 I."'k Washer Co. Incorporates
 \ certificate of incorporation of thc Crane Easchak Lock Washer co. las bon "'od at the office Of .he city cj"rh The incorporators are James A. Crane Of TorrytIo. Ar- thony H, Kaschak of Dris'm and Judge Epaphroditus Peck Of Bris- toj The capital stock of tho cor rora'ion is S5o.ooo divided into Ioo shares Of the par yauo O. Sloa 'aoh. The concern will begin Uusi- oaes Ol'h S1.ado.
 Thc corcorn will wm.fl.turr s