New Britain herald., 1926-11-05

in a few days the clubs representa- | tives will call on those who have not been solicited to raise the required amount.
 Arrest Driver. l Officer Frank Brown arrested Kenneth R. Houghtaling of ? Ward street. Hartford, last evening al about 2 o'clock following a crast which occurred on the Hartford pike opposite the Johnson estate Houghtaling is charged with reck. less driving. A car he was driving crashed into a machine operated by l Hillman Barr of 165 South street | Elmwood. Both machines were bad ly damaged but neither of the occu pants was injured. Houghtaling i! slated to appear before Judge George G. Griswold Tuesday evening at tho regular weekly meeting of the Der 1 lin town court
 Mrs. O'Leary's Funeral.
 The funeral of Mrs. Violet Hi OIeary was held this morning g 9:30 o'clock from the home of hel sister, Mrs. Robert Corr of Kensing, ton. A mass of requiem was celebrat ed at St. Mary's church, New Britain at 10 o'clock. Interment was at St Mary's new cemetery.
 Legion News.
 An enjoyable social was held las evening at Legion hall at which the vice commander of the New Britain post was speaker. Miss Gianotti anG a friend put on an amusing vaude. vile sketch and refreshments were served. There were a large number of Legionnaires and members of the auxiliary present.
 Monday evening at o'clock al Legion hall there will be an i'm. portant business meeting. The finance committee, the social com. mittee and officers of the auxiliary are urged to attend as the auxiliary's social and financial activities are te be arranged and a membership drive launched.
 Thursday evening, November II open house will be held at Legior Hall flor all members of the Legior and the auxiliary. The Legion is te | furnish the entertainment, there vii 1 be cards and dancing and later 1T the evening a supper will be served by the Ladies' Auxiliary. All mem. bers of both organizations are cor. dially invited to spend Armistice evening at Legion Hall. Abandon Camp,
 The construction camp of the N Y. N. H. & H. railroad which has l for the past few months been 10. cated at kcnsington freight yards was abandoned this morning wher approximately 100 laborers left tho coaches that served as their home and journeyed north for a construc- | ton job in the northern part of the state. It is reported that the mer will not return to this place for the winter but will sojourn at Hartford The camp has aroused much unfa. vorable comment since it's locaton | in this town.
 What They're Doing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Francis Montgom cry of Worthington ridge are enter. taining Mrs Montgomery's father Mir. Gridley, of Florida, for a few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. John Peterson ol Worthington ridge are entertaining friends from New Haven for a few days,
 The Kensington library will be open until z o'clock this evening fot l the purpose of returning books. Al those subscribers with books out are requested to return them as soon as ! possible.
 Lyceum To Meet
 The annual meeting of the Mems Lyceum will be held at the Ken. sington Congregational church par lors on Monday evening, November Sth at o'clock for the purpose oi electing officers, appointing commit tees and transacting routine busi- ness. A full attendance is request ed by H. w. Upson, president oi the association.
 Son Born A son, Raymond, was born to Mir and Mrs. Oresti Mistireri of New Britain road. Kensington on We'd nesday. The youngster weighed Sls pounds at birth and is the seventh child of the local couple. East Berlin Items There will be whist party this