New Britain herald., 1926-12-11

tol. Referee. Dick Dillon; time. four 8 minute periods. Golden Cross Commandery Meeting
 The regular meeting of Golden Cross Commandery will be held at 7:45 o'clock next Monday evening in Red Mems hall. Nomination and election of officers for the ensuing year will take place.
 Going to Torrington
 Members of the Bristol club havo accepted an invitation to spend next Tuesday evening. December 14th, as guests of the Torrington club. Pool. billiard and bridge tournaments will be the order of the evening.
 Parent Teacher Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of the Parent-Tea cher association of the John Jennings school will be held at 7:3o o'clock next Wednesday evening, December 15.
 Funeral of Mrs. Ralph Fl. Wooster
 The funeral of Mrs. Almira Stew art Wooster, wife of Ralph Wooster of Stafford avenue. Forestville. was held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the Asbury Methodist church. Rev. William F. Davis. Jr.. con- ducted the services and the body was placed in the vault in Forest vile cemetery for interment in tho spring.
 Meriden Insiloos Here Tonight
 The Insicos of Meriden. repre- senting the International Silver com- pany of that city, will make their first appearance this season on tho floor Of the local high school gym as opponents to Joe Carroll's New Departure hoopsters this evening. In the visitors lineup will be found such stars as Hurwitz and Evans who were with the Atlas team of New Haven last season, MandeIl. Teagle, Warner. Dreuhl and Me- Carthy.
 Manager Carroll has announced that starting this week there will be "a preliminary game starting at $ o'clock and the big game will start. at o'clock. Dancing will follow the completion Of the main contest. Clyde Waters will be the i1th man on the floor.
 Police Court News.
 Adelard St. Denis of q Gridley street. was fined $1oo and costs in the city court this morning on L charge Of keeping intoxicating liquor with intention 10 sell. A so-days jail sentence was also imposed. but sus- pended for one year. The St. Denis home on Gridley street and his store at ITO West street were raided last evening by Officers Henry Jeglinski. William W. Thompson and Edgar Norton and a five gallon can partly filled with liquor was found at his home.
 The case Of Gustav Miller of Vol colt road, charged with reckless driving. operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor and without an operators license. and continued on November 14, was once more continued until January 8. Joseph Kenopka of Beach street, Terryville, a passenger in Miller's car, died as result of injuries sus- tained after the car operated by Miller had collided with a trolley car on Terryville road.
 The case of Leroy Jones of Farm ington avenue, charged with breach of the peace and assault on his fath- er-in-law, Lonson Taylor, SS George street on November 6, was contin- ued until March 1, 1927. under bonds of sloo. :.
 Cahill to Leave Poppy
 T. Cahill, editor of The Poppy," the issue of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. has notified Captain Charles T. Blanchard, the department com- mander of the state of Connecticut, that he will resign his position, of fective January 1. Mir. Cahill has been editor of ''The Poppy since its inception about two years ago.