New Britain herald., 1926-05-18

avoid the necessity of crossing the railroad tracks by coming into the city via Pennington avenue and then proceeding north over the new high way.
 St. Joseph's Church
 Services will be held this evening at 1880 o'clock in St. Joseph's church in honor of St. Ann.
 Moving To Lake Worth, Fla. MT. and Mrs. Clarence E. Beatson of South street will leave on Satur- day from New York for Miami, from which point they will proceed to Lake Worth, Florida. where they will make their future home. Mir. Beatson, who is printer, has ac- cepted position with the Lake Worth Leader.
 To Give Concert In Rock ,ilIe
 The Veterans Of Foreign Wars band, consisting of 30 pieces, will go 10 Rockville next Thursday evening 10 play a concert program for the benefit of St. Joseph's church of that place.
 Testimonial Dinner
 A testimonial dinner is to be ten- dered Attorney Noble E. Pierce at the Elks club this evening by about 50 members of Bristol lodge of E,Iks. A special program has been prepar- ed for the occasion.
 Unable To Pay Fine
 Stanley Boskowski of Birch street, Forestville, who was arrested Sum- day afternoon by Officer James Me- Nance in Forestville center for op- erating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor and who was fined $l00 and costs totaling S112.20 by Judge William J. Malone in the city court yesterday, is still being held at the police station on account of his inability to raise the fine. It is probable that he will be commit ted to the Hartford county jail on a mittimus today 10 work out the amount involved.
 Farm Disposed of
 Green Meadow Farm, one of the largest within the city limits of Bris- tol and owned by Charles T.. Morton C. and Townsend c. Treadway has been sub-diyided and sold as fol- lows:
 35 acres oa Stafford avenue to Samuel D. Newell: 20 acres on Malt by street to Michael Pirog; IT acres on Mix street 10 Emil Redman: 4 acres on Mix street to Frank Paw lick; house and 10 acres of land on Mix street to Frances Gebrecker Smaller plots on Pennington avenue have been sold to John Muir. Mi chael Tassineri, Donald Mckay. Will liam Segrid Nelson and Selic S. Pratt. The large farmhouse, build ings and S3 acres on Stafford avenue have been retained by Treadway brothers.
 A. o. H. Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of the Rev. T. J. keena Branch, An cient Order of Hibernians, will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in Eagles Hall on Meadow street. State officers vii lbe present and a num-
 
 Noung-Hilte Wedding
 Earl Young, son of MT. and Mrs. Bruce Young and Miss Eleanor Hilte, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Hilte of the East Bristol section, were united in marriage this morning by Justice of the Peace S. Russell Mink.
 Delegates Elected
 At a meeting Of c. A. Hadsell Camp, |. g. W. V, held last evening in Arcanum hall, Israel Pelletier was elected delegate to attend the state to be held in Hartford the second week in June and John J. Laverty was elcted alternate. The following will also attend: Com- Edward w. Mallory, Senior Vice Commander Timothy Daily; Junior Vice-Commander George W. Loomis: Past Commanders Louis J. Allen, Julius W. Clark. Adolph King, Leon E. Loomis. Ray K. Linsley. Alex J. Maquin, Joseph J. Proven cher. Edward A. Ryals. Joseph Strupp. George F. Thomas and Nell son J. Voorhees,.
 The Ladies Auxiliary elected Frances Strupp, Alice Cornier and Rhea Pelletier as delegates to the convention with Margaret Quinlan. Ella Thomas and Cora Pelletier as