New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

l. l.. f1OdgSON, "hO IS a student at Manlius Institute. and Miss Eleanor Meagloy, daughter Of MT, and Mrs, Walter II. Meagley.
 Delegates Elected At meeting of Emma Hart Wil- Hard Chapter. D. A. K. the follow = ing members were elected as dele gates and altcrnates to the state con ference Of the D. A. k. in Meriden on March % and 90: regent. Mrs. Elmer Stearns; vice-rcgcnt, Miss Caroline K. Savage; Mrs. Ernest w. Mildrum and Miss Alice Huston. kin, Mrs. A. r. Marsh, Mrs. Fran cis Demins and Miss Harriet Y. Holiistcr.
 Delegates and alternates 10 the Seth Continental Congress, n. 4. R.. to be held at Washington, D. C., the week of April IS. worc also elected by the local chapter and include the regent, Mrs. Elmer w. Stearns; the vice-rcgent. Mrs. Caroline K. Saw age; alternates. Mrs. Leland Gwat- kin, Mrs. A. r, Marsh. Mrs. Russell $. Gold, Mrs. Mortimer l.. Rhodes and Mrs. Robert Chapman.
 What They're Doing
 The old Homo Town clul, will meet this evening at the home of Mrs Frank Schrump of Arch and Locust streets, New Britain. All members are urged to attend.
 Hazel Brown and Matilda Barra- tiero visited the Meriden library last evening under the supervision of their teacher, Mrs. Saunders.
 The Tabs Minstrels will hold a re- hearsal tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the Tabs Hall, Kensing- ton. Preparations for the April production will be formulated at this time.
 Club to Build.
 Al the weekly meeting of the Konsington Athletic club, held last evening at tho Tabs hall. Kensing ton, it was voted 10 erect q dressing room on the Pcrcival avenue base bal. field in time for usc during the coming season. The club has ioII b'tlI ililii Htitt tS iit' HUN oI such a building, and it has been voted welcome accommodation for both the home team and visiting players.
 The field will ncccssitate consid- erable work before the season opens. according to the officialJ of the club, who have arranged for the grading of the field and the drain ing of the nearby pond. which will aid in the drying out of the ground. Indications point to a bright season for the kcnsington squad. as the old team will be reinforced by scv- eral strcngthy additions. it is stated.
 Business to Move.
 John Hannon. proprietor of the Worthington garage at the intersec- ton Of Pennington avenue <and Worthinston ridge, has announced that he will vaCate his present To- cation in the near future and estab- at the southern part Of town. Tho garage recently escaped destruction at the post office fire and is owned by A. l.. Woodruff.
 r.. X; A. Cole, proprictors of the grocery store formerly owned by F. F.. Honiss of Hudson street, have completed plans for the remodelling of the old building, which will in- clude the installation O. a new front. Work on the reconstruction will begin carly next week.
 Judge Gaffncy to Speak
 Judge Bernard r. Gaffney. judge of the probate court. will speak at the regular weekly meeting of the Eas. Berlin Community club to be held this evening at the East Der lin Community house. John J. Kin fry of New Britain, well known singer in the Hardware city, has also been engaged to appear accord ing to the committee in charge which includes Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. Clark and MT. and Mrs Jarvis Dowd. An old folks concert will be held with dancing to follow. A com mittee to act in conjunction with the Now Britain Chamber of Con- merce on the proposed bus line