New Britain herald., 1926-10-04

Legion hall. Rev. May Be Lord will speak to the mempers and plans will be discussed concerning the pro- posed district nurse. Mrs. Henry Hooker and Miss Adele Murray will also address the gathering. All members of the league are requested to attend.
 On Thursday evening Miss Mur- ray and Mrs. Hooker will address the Blue Hills school house in or der 10 explain to them the district nurse project. The following is a partial list of signers of the petition for a district nurse. Rev. May B. Lord, Gladys Eagerly, J. Henry kayser, Mrs. c. J. Stuhlman, Mar garet Flynn, Charles Anderson, Frank F. Hanford, Mrs. Frank r. Hanford, Mrs. c. F. Lewis. Mrs. M A. McKeon, Mrs l.. Butcher, Mrs John DeLowery, John A. DeLowery, John NJ. DeLowery, Mrs. A. Moffatt, A. L. Moffatt, Mrs. Sarah Phillips, Mrs. H. B. Cooley, Mrs. John kiniry. Mrs. F. Horn. W. J. Pagan. Mrs. P. Garity, Mrs. R. Hultgren, R. Hultgren, Mrs. F.. Gugel. Mrs. George Carling. George Carling, Iust Carling, Jomes OConnell, Mrs. James O'Connell. John Fitzgerald, Mrs. John Fitzgerald, John Hackett, Mrs. John Hackett. Mrs. Cahrles Williams, Charles Williams. Mrs. G. Stromfors.
 The above are names subscribed oy one solicitor. Other lists will be published in the near future as the returns from the solicitors Ire reported.
 Night School 10 Start
 Evening school opens tonight with he same teachers as in other years, Mrs. Anna NJ. Young and Miss Magee. The hour has been ,hanged this year 10 1880 o'clock 10 ,:30 o'clock instead of 10 o'clock IS In previous years. The foreign ,lass will be omitted this year if though beginners do not enroll. A lass in typeWriting has been in- 'luded and a large attendance in his branch is expected. Applications mould be made immediately to in ure admission.
 Miss Mary F. Griswold, superin endent of the schools, says that the public is urged to support the eve ling school by making occasional 1 'isits to the classes. The opportun- ty offered to residents of this place 1 equires general support by the | and it is hoped that in- | crest in the service will be high.
 Tabs to Drive
 The Kensington T. A. & R. so- ietv will open a drive for mem- ,ership this week according 10 re- | ,orts given by the board of direct | ITS. The organization has passed a uccessful year both in its drum | orps activities and in athletics and !
 big return from the drive is eN- ected by those in charge.
 Baseball Talk
 Local fans are elated at the All -ensington's victory over the Cor in Red sox team yesterday at the 'ercival avenue grounds and it Is redicted that the Falcons will be efeated next Sunday thus ending a uccessful season.
 Many local baseball enthusiasts tended the world series game yes ,rday in New York, among them eing Edward Malone, Robert lalone, Mir. and Mrs. James Malone nd Michael Rayno. James Malone ccompanied the team to St. Louis nd intends to follow the battle 'hereyer it might lead.
 Governor Lands
 A fairly large attendance viewed he landing of Governor John II. rumbull at Nicholls Field in Blue fills Saturday, the unpromising -cather keeping many spectators way. The governor gave short beech referring to the coming day f aviation and dedicated the field S landing stage. The affair was le auspices of the Meriden Gun ub which had leased the land for
 shooting range and landing field.
 Birthday Party
 A birthday was rendered Miss ophia Drust last evening at her ome in Kensington, about 30 tests attending. The home was .corated in Blue and Gold with ome garden flowers in bouquets. ames were played and vocal and strumental solos were given, after hich refreshments were served. uests from Waterbury, New Britain