New Britain herald., 1926-11-16


 expended in sick benefits and a1 oon III death benefits. The association mas 1500 members.
 To Address Help Club
 Rev. Hubert D. Jones will addra.. the Help club of the Methodist church at their regular meeting to De held this evening at the home q, Mrs. Joseph D. Brown of 2o3 Oat, land street.
 To Install Officers
 The recently elected officer, o. the Daughters of Isabella will be in. stalled at 7:3o o'clock tomorrou evening in Knights of Columbus hal, on North Main street. The exercises VIII be in charge of Mrs. Elizabeth hIoss, state regent, and will be fol- lowed by banquet at the EIL. club on South street.
 Parent-Teacher Meeting
 meeting of the Parent-Teaeber dssociation of the John J. Jennings school will be held tomorrow eve ning In the school house on Burl,ng- ton avenue. Dr. John F. O'Brlen. dj. rector or the Seaside Sanator,um of Nlantic. will deliver the pr;ncina, address.
 celebrates s5th Birthday.
 hrs' Harriet NJ. Lines Of 5s Stew art street was the recipient of num- erous congratulations yesterday. the occasion being her eighty -f,,.i, birthday Neighbors also remember ed her with the presentation 0, bouquet of chrysanthenum,. Mr. Lines, who has been confined to her room for the past three month. IS now able to sit up for a short time each day.
 Annual Inspection Held
 The annual inspection of q Hadsell Camp, U. s. W. V. and +ha auxiliary was held last evening [, Arcanum hall. The inspection e, the camp was made by Past Com 'hander Frank F. Shea, Depart ment Inspector Cosgrove and Past Commander Libutske, all Of Hart ford, and Geore W. Bauer yIctor F.. Jacobs and Robert Mertz of New Haven. Department President Mrs. Addie L. Mertz Of New Haven conducted the inspection of th. auxiliary. Following the bu.ine., session a chicken supper war ,erv.d
 Reckless Driver Has No License
 Richard Brown of Plainville VI. arrested yesterday afternoon on charge Of reckless driving and op- erating a motor vehicle without q drivers license. Due to the absence Of one of the witnesses In the case. It was continued until tomorrow morning.
 Fined For Reckless Driving
 John Norak of Southington was arrested Sunday evening by Motor cycle Policeman Albert Pari on Broad street on a charge of reck- less driving and not having his cer- tlficate of registration with him. He was permitted to go without bond with instructions to appear for court yesterday morning. This he failed to do until after the court session was over and he informed Judge William J. Malone this morning that he was under the impression that court did not open until 1o:3o o'clock. He also stated that his registration certificate was unde, the rear seat of the car but due 10 becoming excited over his arrest. he forgot that he had placed 1t there Officer Paris statement to the pro secutor was to the effect that in or der 10 overtake Novak. he was oblig- ed 10 drive his motorcycle as fast as Go miles an hour A fine of $e; and costs was imposed.
 To Address Men Teachers
 Attorney Noble E. Pierce. who retired as chairman of the board of education on October 31st after serving school interests for over forty-seven years. will address | Of the men teachers Of the city at the Elks club this evening. The address will be preceded by . supper, which will be served 1t G:3n.
 To Close For Inventory
 Announcement was made yester. day by officials Of the New Depar- turc Mfg. Co. that the entire plant would be shut down all of next week for inventory. In past years it has been the custom to close but three days for this purpose but due to a falling off in business, full week will be taken this year.
 Athletes Get Letters
 Eight seniors Of the local school were awarded sweaters at the as- sembly yesterday afternoon for hav- ing secured two or more letters in major sports during their four years course, as follows: Benedict Riordan. five letters; James Comer- ford. four letters: Elmer Water house, three letters; Leonard Berry, three letters: Lewis Merrill. Charles Aliano and Francis Crowley, eacl, with two letters.
 The following students. who had participated in one-half Of the foot ball games of the season. were awarded letters: Benedict Riordan. Manager James Comerford Leon- ard Berry, Lewis Merrill Charles Francavilla, John Aliano. Michael Masi. Stuart Hubbell Bernard A. laire, John Zagryn. Joseph Franca- villa, Joseph Hugret. Milton Slade, George Mulligan. William O'Connor, Harry Newcity, Chester Kaufman. Harry Ritchie and Ralph Rao.
 Julia D'Agostino and Phyllis An- drew were awarded tennis letters as winners of the fall tennis tourna- ment.