New Britain herald., 1926-01-28

{ police headquarters this after uon.
 Chief Belden lD9 again requested .arl ]. Arnold to assume the chair Of the committee, the per onncl of which Is us follows; Chief ;rncst T, Belden. Mayor John r, Wade, Captain Thomas F, Guckin, ergeant Daniel McGillicudy. Com missioner Homer II, Judd. Council nan Raymond w, Crumb, Judge William J, Malone, Deputy Judge oscph M, Donovan, Prosecuting Att orney James T, Mather, Attorney William x. Deltosier Judge $, Rus ell Mink. Police Clerk Francis Don ,clly, Officer Joseph Strupp, Officer Nldie Breault. Officer James W, Burns. Officer Henry Jcglinski, Ros- 'oc l.. Sessions, Louis A, Wheeler, lOStlll l' l'tNllts
 school Entertainment
 A successful entertainment was presented at the John J, Jennings school last evening under the auspices of the Parcnt.ToaChors' association. The school Glce club of 30 voices sang the Cantata The 'hildhood Of lIiawntha" by Ira Will son under the direction of Harold R. French, the principal of the school
 The Princess WataWaso, full Dloodcd Penobscot Indian and sister of Mrs. Leo Shay of this city, sang several Indian songs. Violin Selrc- lions were played by Edmund Ko- pupil Of the school.
 Miss suzanne Kecner, nationally known coloratura soprano soloist, who has appeard before Bristol audi cnceS on two occasions. and who is at present engaged in concert work in Miami and other Florida cities will bc the house guest of Mir and Mrs, Carl Wilczek Of 126 Grove street.
 Meeting Of school Masters
 The male members of the teach CTS staff of the Bristol public schools gathered at the Elks club last eve ming for a meeting and dinner, Li- brarian Charles L. Wooding ad- dressed the meeting.
 To Broadcast From WBZ
 The Wallace Barnes-Dunbar malc chorus of 30 voices will broadcast a program from tho Westinghouse station, WBZ. on the evening ot March II. They will be on the ail from 9;S0 10 l0;15.
 E.lks Anni, i,crsary Tonight
 The Bristol lodge of ElkS will holt their goth anniversary celebration this evening at the Elks home. / banquet will be served and tn Veterans of Foreign Wars band un der the leadership Of Thomas J Fischer will furnish music durin the dinner, Vocal selections will b rendered by the American Lcgio , quartet of Thomaston.
 Grand Trustee Edward w. Cot , ter of Hartford, District Dcput Grand Exalted Ruler Leo Santangel and Thomas A. Tracy, first exalte ruler of the Bristol lodge and a pas district deputy will be the guests C honor.
 Pocket Billiard Exhibitions
 Joseph Concannon Of Brooklyl runner up in the national pocket bi Hard championship and Miss Win
 fred Myers of New York, champic
 pocket hilliardist Of the world, W
 put on three exhibitions in Bristt
 Monday night, February 1.
 There will be public cxhibitio
 at the Colonial Billiard parlors
 and o'clock in the afternoon, al
 an exhibition at the Bristol clu
 for members and friends at s:
 Tn th" evening,
 Past Presidents Night Observed
 Past Presidents Night Of the B.
 City Aerie, Fraternal Order
 Eagles, was observed in connectit
 with the 18th anniversary of tl
 order in the Eagles hall last nig
 when state officers and a large nuI
 Der of prominent Eagles were pre- ! cnt.
 Among those present was Gral
 Worthy Conductor Matthew J. Smi
 of Waterbury, who had charge of {
 institution of the local aerie min
 teen years ago. Past State Preside . Louis w. Fodt of New Britain W also present.
 The chairs at last nights meeti
 were occupied by Past PresidcI
 Thomas l.. Cummings. John LonC 5 gan, w. r.. Farley. John L. LynC [ James Cari. Frank Massack. Richa , Dittman, John Coan, and Jose ; Gooduow. Following the meeting. 3 social time was held and a buf . lunch was served.
 l To Install Officers = Mrs. Ruth NJ. Pfennig, state tre; Q urcr of the American Legion Wo
 ems Auxiliary and historian of {
 local unit, will so to Windsor tonil :. to install the officers of the Or; [ Dickinson Unit No. 59 Q This unit was formed while N : Pfennig was district committee wo t ] an last year and she has been . Qu"strd to visit them for their |. stallation.
 n FunCraI of Margaret ConnOrS
 The funeral of Margaret NJ; = ConnorS, 1l-ycar-old daughter :. Mir. and Mrs. James Counors | Kenny street. Forestvlle, who lt al the home of her parents Mon, }, night, was held this morning at z Matthew's church in ForeStville. d remains were placed in St. loser 70 vault for burial in the spring. h The child had been iu about l,.s