New Britain herald., 1925-01-17

will be erected at once by local contractors as contracts for two and three houses each have been given 10 the local builders, some Of whom have already started the cellars, The property was recently sold by John F.. Condon 10 Tracy-Driscoll & Co. who immediately began operations for the development Of the land, The land is located in the heart Of a well built up section be- tween Stearns and Queen streets and adjoins the new hospital site.
 Community Events Concert.
 The Community Events concert series will be continuel on Tuesday night at the Community Theater when Katherine Tift-Joncs harpist, will present her program. Miss Jones will be assisted by other art ists The concert series has at- tracted much favorable comment about the city so that theater capacity will be well taxed on Tues day night. according to the advance sale Of tickets.
 William Joseph DanicIl
 William Joseph Daniell, two-year- old son Of Mir, and Mrs. William L. | Daniell, died at the home Of the parents at 52 Knoll street, Water bury yesterday after q short illness with pneumonia. The funeral took place at the home Of the grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. William J. Daley of Middle street. this city, this afternoon at 2 o'clock and burial was in St. Thomas cemetery,
 Grange Installs officers
 Officers of tho Bristol Grange were installed for the ensuing year by State Ovcrscer Minor Ives Of Mcriden and staff last evening at a largely attended meeting in Red Mems hall. The following officers were installed: Master. Myron Bishop; ovcrsccr, Iester Goodsell; lecturer, Mrs. Lester Goodsell; as sistant steward, Louis Reynolds; lady assistant steward, Ruth Daw- son; chaplain, Mrs. Curtis ?. Bon ney; secretary, Miss M. Collins: treasurer. Mrs. Myron Bishop: Ceres, Mrs. Howard Oumet; Pomona, Miss Elsie Schnieder; Flora, Miss Frances West: gatekeeper. Henry NJ. Covert.
 Retiring Master Walter l.. Wood vas presented with past masters jewel. During the intermission, a supper was served,
 Valves Extraditior
 Pasquale Deambrossia of this city returned to Corona, L. l., today in charge of Sergeant James J.. Barry of the Corona police to answer to a charge of assault two weeks ago. Ii is alleged he shot at his uncle ir Corona after quarrel over domes' tic affairs. He was arrested here on Wednesday.
 Tibbitts Chosen Chairman.
 After a committee meeting yes. terday afternoon announcement was made Of the appointment ot Frank B. Tibbitts as chairman oi the Bristol Committee on the Neai East Relief. This appointment also carries with it the directing of the Golden Rule Dinner that has beer arranged to take place at the Endee Club on Monday evening, January 26. A large number of Bristol peo ~ln ottorIaI tho [ { meetings of the past few days art a. definite interest in the work o the Near East Relief has been reg istered, this to take definite forn when it is anticipated that nearl, 300 will attend the Golden Rul Dinner. At that time the men will be the same as the orphans c the Near East have and such as fin , terested friends in New York an other large centers have enjoyed Cups for the dinner will be thos made from tin cans by the orphan of the Near East Relief stations. : At the dinner there will be n , pledges solicited or collecting 0 1llUS. IL W lll bc q ltlT' lIlb tC bi Ilii before the people of the work 0 the Near East Relief. A prominen speaker will be present. An effor is being made to have Dr. r. Hey editor Of the New York Times, her that evening, as he is one of th strongest packers of the work in th 7 eastern part of this country.
 Thomas II. Patterson has bee named secretary of the local com n;ttee and Miss Hilda Peck ha been named secretary treasurer. Al ready several Bristol people hay contributed to this work and thos amounts will be credited to the quot assigned this city.
 A meeting of the general commit tee will be held next week. Invi tations to the Golden Rule dime will also go out early next week.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Harper,
 The funeral of Mrs. AleXando Harper was held yesterday after noon al 2:S0 o'clock at her hom on Crest avenue, where service were conducted by Rev. Ernest l Wismer, pastor Of the First Con grcgational church. Burial tool place in the West cemetery. Man beautiful floral tributes and 'h large number of attendants at th services testified 10 the esteem q the community toward Mrs, Harper who was considered ona Of the mos popular women in tho city.
 Vets Discuss Plans.
 Plans for the fifth annual stat encampment of the Veterans of FOr eign Wars on June II, 1@ and T. In this city were discussed hy th special committee of Harold r, En melt Post In charge of the event [ . meeting last night in the cit court room. Preliminary arrange mcnts are well under way for tl event, which promises 10 be one ( the greatest in the annals of th
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