New Britain herald., 1926-01-26

directors 10 talk the matter over md survey the situation, llo also ntated that while no definite move had been made upon his part re- Nrding tho Florida situation, II was still 0nder adyisement,
 Mir, Arnold has been secretary of tho local chamber for four years and was characterized by promi- ncnt visiting lecturer short time ago, as "onc Of thc wiscst boosters ! had ever met" Mir, Arnold was the first sccretnry.trcasurc of the Connecticut Association Of Commer. ctal Secretaries and was president of the organization last year and is now secrotary-treasurer of the New Eng. land Association Of Commercial Executives. Al the tenth annual meeting Of that organization Tn Washington last year was chairman in charge Of one of inc group din- n"r meetings held in tho New Will lard hotel
 Past Presidents Night
 Past presidents night will be oh. served by the Bell City aeric. Fra tcrnal Order of Eagles. at a meet. ing 10 be held in the Eagles hall on Meadow street tomorrow evening al x o'clock. The evening will also mark the nineteenth anniversary Of .th" institution of the local acric and various past presidents of the aerc will occupy inc chairs,
 Grand Worthy Conductor Matthew ], Smith of Waterbury. who nSii- tuted the local acrie nineteen years ago, will he present as will Past state President Louis w. Fodt Of New Britain.
 A luncheon will follow the meet ing.
 Joint Installation
 4 joint installation of the Captain T. B. Robinson camp, Sons Of Vet orans, and of the auxiliary 10 the camp, will take place in the Amcri- can Legion hall tomorrow evening. Division Commander II. W. Storrs of Hartford will have charge of the installation Of the camp officers and Mrs. Mabel Wiyon of Stamford will install the auxiliary officers.
 Fire On North Main Street
 The Bristol fro department was called out at S:S3 this morning 10 oXtinguish T chimney fire in a house in the rear of the Ricco Block at 4S1 North Main street. A liberal dose of chemicals cxiinFushed the blaze with nominal damage.
 Bristol Club Tournament The first of a series of inter-club tournaments was held at the Bris- tol club last evening. members of Ithe Torrtngton club being guests Five maj billiard and pool teams and pairs of bridge players cam" from Torrington, and the Bristol rY- ports were victorious in two out ot three of the events.
 The Torrington bridge players nosod out inc local players, winning l3 out of 25 games. In tho billiard and pool events, the Bristol cue art ists won hy large margin. Erwin Rowe, member of the entertain mont committee. was in charge of .the evenings activities.
 EIkS To Present That's That" A cast of l50 local people will take part in the production of That's That which will be pre- scnted at the Community theater i Wednesday and Thursday evening i February and {.
 i The leading parts have been as Isicncd 10 tho following: Henr! Mcnard. Azilda Hebcrt, Helen Gui den, Robert Harris, William Barn field, Charles Bettua. Madeline Budd, Madolon Rose, Ora Narcotic i Charles Ball, pr. C. J. Moore, Dor. othy Martin.
 Automobile Theft 4 woodcutor is suspected of hay ing stolen q Ford touring car with Connecticut registration No. @7T35. belonging 10 Joseph w. Backes of Whigvilc, The car was stolen from n lonely crossroad on Saturday aft ernoon. where it had been left while Mr. Backcs was inspecting some woodland.
 As soon as Mr. Backcs discovered the loss, hc notified his son John Rackcs who is constable at Burling- ion who caused tho police of nearby cities 10 be on the look out for the car.
 Legion Dance
 Tho American Legion is making plans for their annual dance, q com mittcc consisting of C. Eric Waldo chairman, Philip LoRoau, Y. R. nu'- ton and c. M Pfounic having aN. pointed 10 make tho necessary ar ranEcmonts. The date has not been definitely decided upon, but it will be before Easter.
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