New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

after hard fight subdued the flames after they had burned ove1 several acres. The fire department was called 10 the scene at first but when the chief saw that no buildings were endangered. he notified MT. Iltyan and ordered his own men back 10 their house.
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 pr. l.. l.. Beach Of this city was -~~jorday elected a grand trustee Of
 S Grand Chapter Of Connecticut Royal Arch Masons at the l2Sth an- .nual COHvocatiou of the chapter, held in Hartford yesterday. Dr. Beach was also appointed 10 the ritual committee.
 Epworth Leaguc To Bowl ! The Bristol Epworth league will meet the Forestville Epworth league lin q bowling match al the Center Recreation alleys tomorrow evening al o'clock. Considerable rivalry exists b"'wecn inc two teams and each will have n large crowd Of rooters on hand.
 Funeral of stephen KloCko
 The funeral of stephen klocko Of 56 Crescent Drive was held this morning at 7:45 o'clock from St. Stanislaus church on West street. Rev. George BartlewSki celebrated high mass of requiem and intermcnt was in St. Thomas cemetery.
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 ! The regular meeting Of the Daughters Of Isabella will be held this evening at 7:20 o'clock in Knights of Columbus hall on North Main street. X number of import "nt business matters will he disposed of.
 Mrs. Rose Curran
 Mrs. Rose Curran died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. John ! Rik"r, Of TO North street. yestcr- day after an illness Of two weeks Following q shock Mrs Curran had twice he"n married, her first hus- band. Jacob Sauer, dying 2 number Of years ago and her second hus- band, Patrick Curran dying short time ago. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs, Raymond Valentine 1 Of Whitestono. L. l.. Mrs Neiller ,t,1rson and Mrs. John Riker Of Bris- ital; three sons. Jacob Sauer, Philip ! Curran and John Curran, and ] brother, Frederick Straley. all of | Kingston. N. Y. The body was shipped to that city today where funeral services will be held Store Entered
 Frank JaCobowski Of 2G Cottage street reported to the police depart iment yesterday afternoon that last Sunday night. thieves had entered his store on Cottage street and talk I'n about $6 from the cash register and a quantity of merchandise. He delayed in making his complaint thinking that by keeping silent he would be able to apprehond the thieves himself. Detective Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy is Investigating. National Hospital Day
 National Hospital day is being oh- served today by Bristol hospital by keeping open house 10 enable any "~~ Interested to make an inspec- ton of tho new buildings and equip mont. President Fuller r. Barnes has expressed the hope that many .of the citizens will avail themselves of the opportunity presented them today.
 Faculty OutclaSsed The faculty baseball team Of the Bristol public schools went down 10 defeat yesterday at the hands Of the Bristol high school baseball team. the final score being s 10 3. The youngsters outclassed their supnriors in every department as the final result would indicate.
 William A. ToIle. jr, instructor of English in the high school, started in the box for the faculty, awaiting the arrival of William F. Tracy, water commissioner and former Dartmouth star, Samuel Josolowitz of the high school staff being on the receiving end. Both pitchers were hit rather hard due apparently to their fnability to get ''S+ f'NN NB' AtfSN lIOl IOullIlIS into form until the last part of the ninth inning. Alexander and Com erford shared the pitching burden for the high school boys with Rob- erts doing the backSt opping. Both pitchers kept the hits well scatter cd and Were not forced to exert themselves to any extent to keep the teachers off the bases.
 Judge William J. Malone handled the indicator to the apparent satis- . faction Of both sides.
 Parent-TeaCher Meeting
 The regular meeting Of the Par cnt-Teachers' association of the l South Side and Park street schools | will be held this evening in the | auditorium of the new school on Church street.
 Musical selections will be render 1 ed by the grammar school orches- ] ira under the direction of Miss i Fay Taylor; solos by Isabelle Sinis- Salli; drill by the Boy Scout drum 1 and hugle corps; readings and i'm l presentations ny Miss Azilda Hebert l and community singing under the ! direction of Miss Elizabeth Glea- son, supervisor of music in the | public schools.
 Neighborhood Meeting
 An all day session of the Ladies' 1 Ncighborhood club Of South Chip | pins Hill will be held tomorrow at l the home Of Mrs. William Harden of | Ter!yville avenue. Miss Mason Of | Storrs college will give a talk on 
 I. O. o, I. Meeting
 The regular meeting Of Qequa- buck lodge, l. 0. O. F., will be held 1 this evening at o'clock in Area mum hall The initiatory degree will | be conferred on a large class Of can-