New Britain herald., 1927-01-12

 present. The presentations Of all teachers showed thoughtful study in preparation.
 At the December meeting "A Plan For Teaching Reading" was taken up by the teachers and an excellent program carried out. Principal Judd aims this year to make the meetings practical and helpful to teachers in the instruction.
 Pythian Sisters Installation
 The newly elected officers of Pythian Temple No. 29 will be in- stalled at the meeting of the temple this evening. Veronica Carter will be the installing officer. Those to be inducted into office are as follows: Past chief, Elizabeth Griffin: most excellent chief, Lillian Teachman of Broad street; excellent senior, Beyrle Banneli; excellent junior. Emma Aspinall; manager, Margret Wilber; mistress of records and correspond ence, Meta Smith; mistress of finance, Beatrice Carlson; protector. Emma Andrews; guard, Jennie Lackey.
 The ceremony will be preceded by the serving of supper at 6:3o o'clock
 (. of C. Meeting
 A hearing on the proposed build ing code will be held tonight at the meeting of the Chamber of Con- merce in it's rooms on Pierce street. The chamber has sent out l50 copies of the code to contractors. electri- clans, plumbers. officials. and others interested. and these will be given an opportunity tonight to express their views on the matter
 Catholic Church Meeting
 The Church of Our Lady Of Mercy will conduct 2 meeting this evening at i:S0 o'clock for committees repre- sentative of the different sections of the parish. Plans will be undertaken for the distribution of tickets for the motion pictures of the Eucharistic congress. which will be presented at the Community theater on January 4 and e5 under the auspices of the parish. The services of 20 expert cameramen were called on in the preparation of this remarkable cinema. Work began in Rome when His Eminence John Cardinal Bon- zano, papal legate to the congress, set out on his pilgrimage to Chicago. In Paris the party was augmented by other church dignitaries. The leay- in, of the Aquitania was filmed by European photographers.
 The mammoth preparations in Chicago are vividly shown, as well as the arrival of the famous Cardinal Red Train" The most difficult camera feat was to get machines and staff for the procession at Mundelein the closing day of the congress. This deeply religious procession was photographed from vantage points on stand and steeple. from other po- sitlons on the seminary grounds, and from airplanes flying over the crowd. so that hardly an incident was miss ed.
 "Y" Plays Tonight
 The "Y" team will play the Ken sington Boys club tonight at the Senior hmigh school in New Britain. In fourth place in the county league. Plainville must win this contest to stay there. Tomorrow night the locals will play the New Britain Comets. A pair of wins will carry them into third position behind the Trade school and South church.
 RcbekahS 10 Install
 Martha Rebokah lodge will hold it's regular meeting Monday night Officers will be installed by Miss Clara Rock. district deputy presi- den and staff of New Britain. A turkey supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock
 Congregational Church Annual
 The annual meeting of the Con- Gregational church will be held Thursday evening in the church parlors. It will be preceded by free church supper for members and contributing members. This will be served at 6:30 o'clock Ly the Wom- ans Federation
 Evidence of CrOCkcdncSS
 The Business Men have apparently well cleared their names in the re- cent baseball scandal The latest report is that Judge Landis investi- gated some Of the games played here last summer and that he could find crookedness in the case of only one player, Captain-Shortstop Ralph Thrall. His legs led to the suspicion that there was something crooked about him.
 TemCo Bowling
 The Lobsters gained another game on the Crabs in the Temco bowling league in this weeks games and now smith. Mastriana and Livingston featured: The standing:
 w l. Pet LopSterS ....... " lh .btt Crabs .......... A -l .53S Bullheads ....... 19 .@5 .422 SllalhS ...,...... lS .4ph The scores of this weeks games follow:
 BullheaIS
 Broadwell ...l0l a5 Nl-2I5 Robedeaux -. S2 96 9l-269 Hart ......... S. S 75-25S Peck " & SS o1-21o l.emeries .....109 ?S l2l-S2S Totals ......464 4GS 465-1397
 LObStcrS
 Cassidy ..... 9l 91 9S-@S0 Esicker ...... S5 S 93-@6S Silverio .... 90 lo2 lon-o9o seymour .... Se S7 79--c4S Smith ........1o5 Ill 1Q2-S1S
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