New Britain herald., 1926-12-22
BRISTOL NEWS
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l Thomas Dawson. pro Of the Chip panee Country club, in the Garrigus l Machine Co. building on Riverside avenue. It is the intention to provide two driving nets and a putting course. A number Of golf enthusiasts have already enrolled for member , ship in the school.
 Name of New Company Changed. The name of the Peoples Mort gage and Investment Co. has been changed to the General Investment and Mortgage Co.,, Inc, according to an announcement made by the incor porators. The change was deemed advisable after it was learned that there was company now doing business in Bridgeport under the name originally selected by inc To- cal concern.
 Leaves For Nashville.
 Carl Aymett, a member of the sales force of the Nash Motor Car Co. of School street left this morn ing for his home in Nashville, Tenn, to spend the holiday season with his parents.
 Birth of Daughter.
 A daughter was born yesterday at the New Britain hospital 10 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Magnole of 15 Mitchell street, Forestville.
 Red Men Nominate.
 At a meeting of Compounce Tribe. I. 0. E. M., held last evening in the wigwam on Prospect street, the fol- lowing nominations were made: Sachem, Dr. Frank Coroso; senior sagamore. John Boice; prophet, Ernest Draun; collector of wam- pun. Wilbur HawXhurst; keeper of wampum, Philip Rolleau; chief of records, Daniel Donovan: degree master. Charles J. Phelan; trustee for three years, Lawrence Moran; representatives, to great council, Ar vid Anderson, Dr. Joseph kupper- stein, Ernest Draun, William Hum mel and James Marco.
 A class Of palcfaces received the adoption degree and a setback tour nament was held for the Christmas turkeys.
 Funeral of Samuel B. Harper.
 The funeral of Samuel B. Harper, who died yesterday morning at the Hartford hospital, will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from his late home, Overlook. Services will be conducted by Rev. E. L. Wis mer, pastor of the First Congrega- tional church and burial will be in Fairview cemetery. New Britain. at the convenience of the family. Liquor Violators Fined and Jailed
 Onecine Lavasseur of IS Gridley street was fined s150 and costs and sentenced to five days in jail in the city court today on charges of keep ing liquor with intent to sell Harry Bora of 73 Race street, charged | with the manufacture of beer for purposes of sale, was fined Sl00 and costs and also sentenced 10 five days | in jail. William Chamberlain of 73 | Race street. charged with keeping 1 liquor with intent to sell. was fined s100 and costs.
 All three places were raided Mon | day afternoon by Officers Henry | Jeglinski and William Thompson. 1 Six pints of liquor were found in Chamberlain apartment. pints in | the home of Lavasseur and the an. alysis of the beer conflscated from | Bora showed an alcoholic content Of ! over eight per cent.
 K Of C. Christmas Tree
 Palos Council, Knights of Colum- | bus. will hold thei, annual Christmas l tree and entertainment in their club | rooms at 8 o'clock this evening. In vitations have been extended to i members and their families A buf- fet lunch will be served and Christ i mas carols sung by the assembled guests.
 Evening School Christmas Party
 There was a large attendance at hn annual Christmas entertainment . md social evening of the Amcrican- zation classes of the Bristol evening 7chools. held last evening in the old south Side school building. The 'ollowing program was rendered.:
 Misses Laurette and Cecle Van ,ssc. piano duet; Nick Pratsidcs. vio- in selections; Lawrence Kretzler 'ocal selections; Dram Morin. violin 'elections; Miss Bertha Bnaudot. plano numbers; Chester Wilder. c~ordemain artist
 The feature of the evening was he French folk dances of the square 'ar'ety. presented hy members Of the 'arious classes prompted h" Cltm- mt Carlieri and accompanied by orchestra.
 Last evening marked the opening ,f tho Christmas vacation which will continue until Monday January 3rd.