New Britain herald., 1926-10-21
Crimson Game Postnoned

next Sunday has been postponed one week and will be played on Sunday. October 31.
 EIks Meeting.
 The regular meeting of Bristol Lodge Of Elks will bo held at EIks hall this evening at s o'clock. A class of several candidates will be in- itiated.
 Large Sale of Firemens Ball Tickets
 Chief John H. Hayes of the fire department reports a large advance sale of tickets for the first annual hall Of the regular fire department, to be held Thanksgiving Eve. Prac- tically all of the merchants in the city have been visited by the firemen and all have responded very gener- ously. 4 canvas of the factories will now be made and 1t is expected that a large sum will be realized for the fund of the Firemen's Relief Associa ton.
 K. of P. Meeting.
 Ethan Lodge. Knights of Pythias. will hold a meeting at o'clock this { evening in Arcanum hall.
 Engagement Announced. ] MT. and Mrs. F. J. Cook of 43 Goodwin street have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss i Gertrude Cook, to Michael J. Gren- 1 nan, son of Mrs. Mary E, Brennan of i C6 Stewart street.
 Y. F. W. to Meet. A meeting of Harold r. Emmett Post No. 994, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be held at o'clock this evening in the lodge rooms in city hall.
 Fined For Gambling. Joseph Kapela and John Silyin were each fined s10 and costs in the city court this morning by Judge William J, Malone on d charge of gambling. Their arrests followed q complaint made to the police by Kapela, who claimed that he had lost approximately s165 to Silvia in series of pool games. in which the stakes ran rather high. Kapeia told the court that he was intoxicated at the time, although Silvia said that such was not the case and offered 10 produce witnesses to substantiate his claim. Silvia informed the court that Kapela was the kind Of a gam bier who when he lost q game, would double the stakes on the next match, Property Lists Being Filed Slowly
 According to statement made by the assessors this morning only about one-third of those owning taxable property in the city have filed their lists up to the present time. But seven more days remain in which such lists may be sworn to and after October 1st, ten per cent Will be added.
 Park Board Meets.
 At meeting of the board of park commissioners held last evening. Commissioners Calixte Allaire and samuel J. Large were appointed a committee 10 secure appropriate signs to be placed near the German Howitzer gun located on the Mem orial Boulevard.
 A letter was read from Edson NJ. Peck of the Bristol Savings Bank announcing bequests of s1.000 each for the three city parks in the will of the late John c. Mack of San Diego, California, who at one time was resident Of this city.
 Loses Eight Fingers.
 Tyler Bouyea, aged 21 years, of 23 Main street suffered painful injuries at the factory of the c. J. Root Con- paDy last Monday. While operating a hinge machine, the four fingers on each hands were crushed necessitat- ing amputation. He was removed to the Bristol hospital, where he was reported as resting comfortably this 
 Building and Loan Assn. Annual.
 The annual meeting of the Bristol Building and Lean Association will be held at 7;S0 o'clock this evening in the association office at Pros- pect street. Officers will submit their reports and four directors will be elected for term of three years.
 The most recent report released by the association showed that there were TO individual shareholders on September 30th. having 75S shares in force, which was a gain of 3S shareholders and 243 shares during the past six months. The assets on the date in question were shown as SIP. 2.4S4.1S, of which amount s11.6s0 has been let out on loans Earnings for the six months period were s47s.- a.
 Claim Against Ice Cream Co. Settled.
 A claim against the Worden Ice cream Company. made by Belino Maschictti and his son Irving of No. Main street. through Attorney An thony J. Rich, has been settled to the satisfaction of the complainant. The boy was struck by truck of tho Ice Cream Company about year ago and sustained broken leg as result.
 Thrills, comedy mystery. romance n Captain ApplejacI." Bristol community Players tenth anniver- 'ary production. Community thea CT, Tuesday, Oct. 26th. Tickets at Nelson's, Saturday.-advt
 ------------ ENTERTAINS GOOD WILL LODGE
 Mrs. Leonard of Percival avenue, fensington, will entertain members md friends of Star of Good Will odge, No. 2, O. S, of B., of New Britain at whist at her home this ,Yening