New Britain herald., 1926-05-04

.Wao have baen spending the winter
 with their daughter Mrs. Il. l.
 Smith oi Waterbury, returned to
 t.r home on Pine street yesterday
 Requiem Mass
 An anniversary high mass Of re- 4.uem was celebrated this morning
 H St. Joseph's church in memory ot Catherine Buckley,
 Men Teachers Meeting
 X meeting ol the Men Teachers .c.aa will be hclI this ereuin. at t-5a o'clock al the Elks club. W. ! R, strong principal of lhe South Side school Is chairman in charge Of arrangements. Judge Epaphrodt- HIS Fec. will deliver m address.
 Parcut-icachcr> Election . Dudley $. Ingr4ham was elected president Of tae Parrnt-TcachaIs' association Of thc Federal Hill school at the annual meeting held last evening" Other officers elected T'ra first yicy-p president, Mrs. Ly- man Frost. second president. Mrs. William Dalzo.l; secretary. Mrs. . William Brown; treasurer. stella Davis. directors Dr. William E.
 iunrhan. EeE. ?. F. WoIranden. and Principal Thomas Patterson. II . 1 Vas reported ar thn meeting that ;he membership of the organization . k now iug members. 1 Fire On Curtis Lane Squad X Was called out at sos n. . m, yesterday for a small fire which l had started on tho Narauil of house . owned by Dr, E. E. Robbins on l Curtiss Lane. Tho blaze was ex- , tin4uishoI hy the use ot chemicals . with slight damarr.
 Big Drop in Temperature The thermometer in front of +re police headquarters at 7;20 a. m. . today reaistergd "l degrees above. . a drop CT about 45 degrees in F . hourse. Many ovorooats were shed i. yesterday were again put into sorv- ice this morning.
 Grammar school League Two games in both the A and E leagues Of the Grammar school arc scheduled for this week. In the A league, st. Joseph's parochiaI school will cross bats with the St. 4nn's parochial school nine on the Iattor's field this afternoon at 4 o'clock. and on Thursday the John J. Jen. ntngs school will oppose the g.. Jo- {, seph's outfit on the Federal Hiu .- green.
 In the B league, tomorrow after !, noon East Bristol will play the Lutheran school team on the Iatter's diamond and Friday Forestville will '' line up against the Park street | school on the luttyrs diamond. t
 Notified of Theft |.
 The local police department were |, called on the phone this morning by Chief Grogan of the West Hartford force to be on tho lookout for q coupe, bearing Connecticut license l plates 74l5S. which was stolen this !. morning from in front Of the New ., Departure Mig. Co.,, plant in Elm |, wood. II Was thought by the West Hartford authorities that the party stealing the car might travel this | way to get out Of the state. ,
 East Hartford High Here i
 The East Hartford high school s baseball team will come to Bristol l tomorrow for a game with the local s high school nine at p. m. on the athletic field. The local boys so f9r this season have won one game and lost two, but are gradually round hs into shape and hope to run m number Of wins before the sea son Is over. Bob" Coughlin. who umpiros all Of the home games Of ' '1r New Departure team. will Of nciate both at the plate and on the , lascs.
 To Visit Torriugton
 II Is expected that a large dclea- ton from Compounce Tribe. L o. R, NL, will go to Torrington this f evening 10 attend the celebration ' which has been arranged by the ( Mohawk Tribe of that city for the z Great Council and visiting Red Men. This is the regular meeting I night Of the local tribe and a bust [ ness session will be held for those $ who do not make the trip. r
 Tomorrow evening meeting of s tho Grand Council Of Connecticut r will be held in Torrington and 1f q past hachems Of the local tribe will r attend. \. Funeral Of Miss Dorothy Lindstrom | The funeral of Miss Dorothy Lind Strom. aged %, daughter of Mrs. '- Henry Prln2horn Of 273 Blake street / this city, who died at Grace hospi- tai, New Haven. after a short illness with pneumonia. was held this aft- arnoon at 2 o'clock from the un- 'e7taNng parlors Of Beccher X Bennett of New Haven. Interment was in the Hamden Heights ceme- .cry. that city,
 Miss Lindstrom was born in Rris- .ol and attended the local schools. later entering the employ of the southern New England Telephone company in New Haven as an op- orator. She is survived, besides her mother hy one brother. Henry. of his city and two sisters. Marion of Bristol and Clara of Los Angeles.
 To Address Parcnt-TcachcrS
 Dr. F., Elizabeth Ingraham of the state board Of health will address he members of the Federal Hill | Parent-Tcacher association in the school auditorium on Wednesday a,rfDfrrr. Nav ~r-sr, 1