New Britain herald., 1926-07-28

with his son, Charles A. Bullock. In 1922 he married Mrs. Lydia Kid der of Fair Haven, and took up his residence on Race street.
 He is survived by his widow. two sons Charles A. Bullock of Thomas ton, who formerly lived in this city. and served as park commissioner. and Edison A. Bullock of DeIand. Fla; also by six grandchildren and two great-grandchildre
 Sessions Lodge InstaIIs ! Sessions lodge, No. A. Knights of Pythias. installed officers at meet Ing in the lodge rooms last evening. ". A. Hunt succeeded Wallace Yale as chancellor commander and other officers installed were as follows: Vice chancellor commander. Leroy F. Percival prelate, Louis Greene: master of work. c. Magnuson; mas ter al arms, Edwin Gustafson: in- side guard. 4. Mcknight; outside guard. J. w. Yale.
 Following the meeting a social time was enjoyed, refreshments be- ling served and plans for the next year discussed.
 Masonic Outing
 The fifth annual outing of the 8 lodges in the fifth Masonic district will be held on Saturday, Septem- Der II. at Towpath lodge near the Pope school in Avon. program of sports will be carried out and ball game will be played between Harmony and Centennial lodge teams of New Britain. A loving cup will be presented 10 the team secNr- ing the most number of points in the Iathletic events. During the after noon luncheon will be served and dancing enjoyed. During the day the new Pope school will be inspect cd by members of the lodges and their families.
 The lodges arranging for the out ing are Bristol, Plainville. Southing- ton. New Britain. Collinsville, Union- vile, Granby, Avon and Simsbury. The proceeds will he donated to the Masonic home.
 Case Continued
 The case of Adam Ostrosk, charg- cd with reckless driving, was con- tinued until tomorrow morning, July %, in police court today Ostroski was arrested on Broad street near the plant of the Bristol Brass Co. on July i 3 after the car he was operating had been involved in an accident.
 KrcSge Stores Outing Employes of the Kresge stores or the state are enjoying their annual field day and outing at Lake Com bounce this afternoon and evening. During the afternoon athletic events were held and dancing will be en- loved during the evening. About I450 persons made up the party.
 I. O. O. F. Meeting | Pequabuck lodge, l. o. O. F.. will hold their regular meeting at s o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall
 Officers Installed Grand District Deputy Albert Rawiszer and Senior Woodward Pat rick Cook installed officers of Court
 Freedom of Terryville and Court . General Lawton of Plainville, For esters of America. at meetings held ithis evening.
 :, Funeral of Edward John ZabcI The funeral of Edward John Za, hel. aged IS, son of MT. and Mrs Michael Zahel of g West Washing V ton street, who died suddenly yes U iterday morning of heart disease, vii be held from his home at 2:3 u o'clock tomorrow afternoon wit' !, services at o'clock from the Ger man Lutheran church on Meadow street. Rev. George Meyers, paste Il of the church, will officiate and in : torment will be in the family lot il
 West cemetery. - Bridge Party
 , The regular bi-weekly bridge par tv was held this afternoon at tn . Chippanee Country club, larg' q number being present. The host - esses for the occasion were Mrs Clifford Case, Mrs. Raymond Crumh $ Mrs. Herbert Maronn and Mrs Ken s meth Beckwith.
 Junior ChautauQua Elects IS Grace Gearing. daughter Of MT - and Mrs. John Gearing of IA e Stearns street, was elected mayor 0
 Junior Town at the Junior Chau
 tauuua yesterday and will act a h mayor of the city for one hour to Q morrow the reins of city govern Ls ment to be turned over to her b l. Mayr John F. Wade. Other officer d elected were as follows: Clerk h George Stone; news reporter, Dwigh is Hall; chief law and order commis ,f sioner, Dorothy Day; assistants [ e Miss Day, Ruth Beach and Evely n Marsh; health commissioner, Pau Jaeger: assistants to health commis J. sioner, John Parsons and Betty An Ix idrews; service commissioner, kaI is Jaeger with Robert Gordon as hi IS assistant. The mayor will be intro ,f duced at the senior Chautauqua O
 Thursday evening and will delive
 iher message to the assemblage. k, This afternoon, Frank B. Pearson