New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

William +. Bowes Lester G. Sigour- ney, Paul Sessions, John Sessions, Dr. Paul A. Park, Charles R. Riley, Carl F.. Carlson, Harold X. Hayden and Samuel J. Large.
 The dance committee consists of Charles c. Ball chairman: Brown Joyce, Roscoe Sessions and Philip J. Ranney
 The distribution of tickets has been in charge Of C. E. Carlson. chairman; Edwin Goodridge. Clar- ence Golf and Harold Humphrey.
 The menu for the occasion has been prepared by Harry Brown. I. Edward Pierce and W. \. Kimball and the dinner will be served promptly at o'colck.
 It is expected that Governor and Mrs. Trumbull, Henry Trumbuu. president Of thc Plainville Chamber of Commerce, and Mrs. Trumbun. Harry Nado, secretary Of the Nor wich Chamber Of Commcrce. and Mrs, Nado will be present as guests Of the local chamber.
 During the dinner selections will be rendered by the Colonial male quartet and music for the dance program witl b. furnished by Ta- silLo's orchestra. During intermis- sion exhibition dancing numbers will he given by Miss Vera Seoman. who danced with in" original cas, Of Rose Marie and who is well known in New York city as a solo dancer, and Miss Sally Rose member of the Follics in 1925.
 Rockwell Memorial Arrives
 The memorial for the late Albert E. Rockwell arrived in the freight wards this morning and will be set in place today under the direction Of Harold I. Arms of the Arms Mon Works of this city. The memorial which is s bas relief Of Mir. Rockwell, will De located on inc southern bank Of the lagoon in Rockwell Park facing the Tulip street entrance.
 Attempt to Enter Store
 Some time during last night. an attempt was made 10 enter Lough- tin'S department store on Main street with the use Of 8 key. When William Loughlin. one Of the pro- prietors, attempted to insert his key In the front door this morning. he found the key hole obstructed. In- vestigation developed that key had been inserted and broken off. The police are looking into the mat fer.
 Brush Fire
 Welch Fire company and Squad \ were called out at 7:15 last even ing for brush fire near the Staf- ford school on Stafford avenue, For cstyille. The blaze was extinguish- cd with chemicals.
 Report on Swimming Pool
 The monthly bacteriological cx- animation Of the water in the high school swimming pool was made on June 3 and the report just receiv- cd from Friend Michle, director Of the bureau of state laboratories. showed that the examination was satisfactory.
 In his summary Mir. Mickle says: This water shows a bicarbonite alkalinity of 4 parts per million. We are informed that over 75 per sons had used the pool on the day of collection of samples. and that bathcrs were using the pool when the sample was taken. One-half pound Of hypochlorite Of lime is us ually added to the pool at a. m. and one-half pound at p. m. Judg- ing from the results Of these exam nations the pool water was in safe condition for use when the samples were taken"
 Women Voters Meet
 The home of Mrs. W. F. Sessions on Bellevue avenue was opened to- day for meeting Of the Litchfleld County League Of Women Voters. This morning a business session was held at 1l;30 o'clock and at 1 p. n., a basket luncheon was served in the garden and coffee was pro- yided by the Terryville league.
 This afternoon at o'clock an ad- lress was given by Miss Mary Bulk ley of Hartford, state president. A short talk was also given by Mrs. Lewis Rose also Of Hartford.
 At o'clock a musical program, prepared by Mrs, Charles Allen, was rendered. Several selections were given by Mary Gilchrist, soprano, of New York city. Laura Muzio pianist. of Hartford. Mrs. Simmonds, plan st and Edward Graham. organist.
 West End 4. C. Meeting
 A meeting Of the West End Athletic club will be held this eve ming at s o'clock in the club rooms on School street. Plans for the coming carnival will be discussed.
 To Attend State Encampment.
 The past commanders and dele gates from G. A. Hadsell camp, l.. z. W. V, and the delegates Of the auxiliary will attend the state ancampment at Hartford tomorrow evening and Saturday.
 K. of r. Meeting
 Ethan lodge, Knights of PythlaS