New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
Important Legion Meeting


 Important Legion Meeting
 Brock. Barnes post, American Le- zion, will hold an important meet ing at it's rooms tonight. Two dele gates 10 the state convention on August 27-2S-29 will be elected and two alternates chosen. All members are urged to attend
 Trials Postponed.
 The trials Of Jennie D'Antonio and Nincenzo Minello on charges Of violating tho Sunday closing law, scheduled for the local town court this afternoon, have been postponed until o'clock tomorrow afternoon owing to the enforced absence from Plainville Of Grand Juror s. r. Will Hams.
 Dog Warden Seeking Owners.
 Dog Warden Philip Marine is seeking the owner of the dog which bit the young daughter of Consta hle George W. Schubert last Thursday. The canine has chased other pcdcs- trians, and the warden will take ac- tion if he cannot locate the owner.
 Warden Marine has a valuable yellow and white collie dog in pound without collar or tag, the owner of which he is dcsirous of finding.
 Relief Corps Picnic.
 The Womans Relief corps will hold its annual picnic at Lake Com bounce on Thursday, July IS, To- gether with the Bristol corps and the G, A. R. of both places. Mem bcrs are requested to bring their lunch, also plate, knife, fork, and spoon.
 Town Meeting Tonight. A special town meeting will be held tonight to appoint building and finance committee for the proposed new building and will submit them as soon as the committee is ap- pointed, IL is thought that the se- lectmen and school committee will bring in a slate tonight for the ap- proval or diSapproNa of the voters, Personals. Mir. and Mrs. Ralph SChirmer and son George and daughter Irene of Forest Hills, l.. L, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Fred C. Smith of East Broad street over the holiday and week -end. Miss Katherine Smith returned with them for a short visit.
 Mrs. Grace Asberg of Providence, F, L., a former clerk. is substituting at the II. A. James store in the ab- scnce of Stephen Dietzko, who ia on vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs, Sonnenherg of East Broad street spent the weekend in Springfield, Mass,
 Mrs. Frank Doraaio of Pearl street was taken to St, Francis hospital, Hartford, and operated on for acute appendicitis. She was formerly Miss Loretta David,
 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moyll and son. Raymond, have gone to Maine flor a weeks vacation.
 The Misses Faith Strong and Gladys Stillman are spending 10 days vacation at Indian Neck.
 A daughter was born Saturday 10 Mir. and Mrs W, Smith of 29 East street,
 Miss Gertrude lipman of West Main street is visiting her uncle, Dr. Jay F.. Prior of Boston, Mass.
 w. Smith of @9 East street has re- turned home from the hospital where he underwent d minor opera tiCn.
 Miss Elizabeth Berner has return cd 10 her home on Central Square after spending the weekend at Nor ris Cove, New Haven. A daughter was born on the Fourth of July 10 Mir. and Mrs. Al. bert Halabac ok Of Southngton Road.
 The condition of Mrs. Frank Bowen, who is i'll at the St. Francis hospital, New York city. is consid- erably improved
 Mr. and Mrs. (. A. Funnel held q lawn party al their home on HamIin street Saturday, About 9 guests were present.
 Irving Bronson of Maple street is spending q few days in New York city and Poughkeepsie.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Hcminway. Jr. accompanied by Mir, and Mrs. Fred Sharples and daughter, noro- thy, left with several out-of-toNn people for an auto trip 10 Niagara Falls and into Canada. They will camp along the way and be gone for about one week.
 A family reunion was held at the cottage of Mrs. F. F, RarnaCle, of New Haven, at the camp grounds over tie weekend, her three daugh- tors, their families, and numrous others being present,
 Mrs. Concetta E. Nilardt of 20 Eroad street was called to Phila- dclphia today hy the death of rela- tive.
 Individual tutoring in Grammar school subjects hy experienced Nor maj graduate. Instruction approved by school authorities. Mrs, A. NJ. Raymond. c3 W. Main St, Phone %69 9--adNt.
 Camp Ground Notes
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muus and son, Conrad, of Waterbury, are visiting Mir Minus parents, Mfr. and Mrs. Arthur Muus Of SouthnSton, at the Southington church house on the In nor Circle. Also visiting here are Nr. and Mrs. Herman A. Muus and daughter, Janc, of SouthtngtoN.
 Al the Latham cottage on Bristol avenue are Mir. and Mrs. r. W.
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