New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
Address Barncs-Dunbar Club

Chumpe Andrews, sales manager of the National Folding Box O.. addressed the male employees of the Wallace Barnes and Dunbar Broth. crs company last evening in the new theat-r building of tho Wallace | Barnes Dunbar Get-Togcther club His subject was "The DiffeYnee Be- tween s5 n Day Man ana $50 1 q Day Man"
 Ladies Night Announcements are being mailed | today apprising the members of the Congregational Brotherhood Of the ladies night program for next Tues day evening in the Congregational parish house, tho first number being q turkey dinner to be served at GAS o'clock,
 Special features will be introduced | during the dinner following which there will be dancing and cards. New Motor Bus
 For over 25 years. passengers have been transported from East Church and the South Chippins Hill district 10 Sunday services at Mount Hope chapel which lies in the North Chip pins Hill section. At times the trans portatlon has been by horse drawn bus, regular teams furnished by farmers of the districts and by in- dividual motors and recently q seven
  chased, the body removed and the old bus Body placed on the chassis The first trip of the newly assembled bus was made Sunday, January 10 with eighteen passengers. Mount Hope Chapel was built in 1889 largely through the efforts and financial assistance Of the late w. r., Sessions. He was the superintendent of tho Sunday school which was originated in the North Chippins Hill school house and later continued in the chapel for over 35 years.
 Evening of Onc-Act Plays A handbill has been sent to the members Of the Bristol Community Players announcing an evening of one-act plays at the Congregational parish house, January 27.
 Similar affairs of the past have provided evenings of delightful en- tertainment and the practice Of pre- senttng these playlets under the di- rection of the different members of the organization has become an i'm portant part Of the program of the organization.
 Sports at the Bristol Club The members Of the Torrington club will be the guests of the Bristol i club on the evening of Jan. 25 in the first of q series of inter-club social events, The program of the evening includes billiards, pool and whist, the star players of the Bristol club to be matched against the best of the guests.
 The Torrinston contingent expects to bring five expert billiardists, five pool sharks and ten bridge whist ex- Ierts which will be matched against lIt hIlStOl FluD lllleSt.
 The Torrington contingent ex- poets 10 bring five expert billiardists , five pool sharks and ten bridge whist exports which will be matched against the Britol clubs finest. Erwin Rowe of the entertainment committee Of the local club is ar. ranging for the Bristol team mem- 1 bcrships.
 Movie Night at the Bristol Club 1 On Wednesday evening, February i Q, q program of movies will be put on al the Bristol club for members, by two members of the club, Morton (. Treadway and Harry C. Barnes. i Morton C. Treadway. q member of i the entertainment committee Is to be ! in charge of the entertainment and he has already arranged for book ings and some famous pictures.
 Building Company Elects The stockholders of the Red Mems Building company have eelcted d- rectors as follows: John w. Mur. phy, William J. Malone. Daniel J. Donovan. William H. Armitagc. Ed ward r. Whiteley. Ernest F. Merrill, Lawrence T, Moran, Frank Firth and Charles J. Phelan.
 The officers are: President. John W. Murphy: vice president. William J. Malone; secretary, William H. .trmitage; treasurer. Daniel J. Donovan.
 Water Board Organizes
 The board of water commissioners have organized for the ensuing year with the election of Charles l.. Wooding as chairman and Alexander Harper as secretary. Mir Wooding has been chairman Of the board since the water department was organized.
 Red Men to Visit
 Deputy Great SaChem Daniel j.. Donovan and staff of Compounce tribe, l. O. E. M. will go to South ington tonight where they will in stall the officers of Wonx tride Of that place. A large number of the members Of the local tribe will also make the trip and a social time will follow the meeting.
 Funeral of Miss Jennie Clark
 The funeral of Miss Jennie Clark, who died Monday, was held at the homo Of her sister, Mrs. John II. simmons at 26 Goodwin street this afternoon at 3:15. Rev. John Will kins, rector of the Trinity Episcopal church, had charge Of the services and burial was in the West cemetery.
 Baptist Church Tea
 The advisory board of tho wom- rn'S society of tbe Eantist church