New Britain herald., 1927-11-30

tabesett Tribe of New Britain. | To Confer Degrees. | The Royal and Select Masters de- grees Will be conferred this evening at the regular November assembly Of Ionic Council R. and S. NJ, to be held in Masonic Temple. To Deliver Memorial Address Attorney George NJ. Hanrahan ot ] unionville and Hartford will deliver the memorial address at the annual memorial service of the Bristol lodge of Elks to be held on next Sunday evening. December 4th. Maid of Wistaria'
 "The Maid of Wistaria," a musical eXtravaganza, will be presented to- night and tomorrow night In the Community theater under the aus i piccs of the Bristol lodge of Elks. Tho receipts are 10 be used in ex- tending Christmas cheer to needy families in the city.
 The production, composed and di- rected by James A. Beall of the Beall Producing company Of New York, requires cast and chorus Of lSo people. James A. Bea!l will take the part Of Pin Tu while other leading parts will he assumed bv the following: pr. (. J. Moore as Ban ko, Philip B. Smaller as Carl Ne- ville Robert W. Harris as Capt. Gill roy, Miss Dorothy Martin as Sang v-,r Aurore T. Pratt as Dorothy. Peter . Beaucar as the Court Jester. and Charles C. Ball as Falsetto, the Duchess of Rosedale.
 Parent Teacher Meeting
 The monthly meeting of the Par ent-Teacher assoication will be held this evening at the John J. Jennings school on Burlington avenue.
 Army Descrtcr Returned stephen J. Arsenault who made an unsuccessful attempt at suicide last Saturday night by drinking two ounces of iodine, was taken to Fort | II. G. Wright by Sergeant Daniel Me Gillicuddy yesterday and turned over to army officials. He admitted to the police that he deserted from the Firth Infantry at Portland. Me, last July.
 The statement Of morning paper to the effect that half pint of li- quor had found it's way into Arsen- ault's cell at local police headquar- ters, was termed as pure bunk" by Detective Sergeant Daniel McGilli- cuddy.
 "Old Timers" Night "Old Timers" night will be ob- served by Ethan lodge, Knights of 1ythiaS, at their meeting to be held tomorrow evening in Accanum Hall A dinner will be served at 7:l5 by tho Pythian Sisters and the business session will be called at S:15 p. m.
 Pcquabuck Lodge
 The regular meeting of Pequabuck Lodge. l. c. c. r., will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in Arcanum Hall
 Case Continued
 The case of Frank Audiano of School street, charged with theft, vas continued until next Monday by Prose cutting Attorney James T. Mather this morning. The accused is at liberty under bonds.
 Audiano was arrested on con- plaiut of John Mazzoni, who alleges that Audiano appropriated 3S boxes of tomatoes and so boxes Of mush- rooms, which Maz2oni had paid for, and sold them. keeping the money 1 himself. The produce was purchased in New York, the two men bringing it back 10 this city by automobile truck.
 NagranCy Charge Dismissed
 Howard Burrows. who gave as his home address North street, Plain vile, was arrested yesterday by Of hcers William Thompson and Law renee Doolan on a charge of vagranCy after the former had re- ceived a complaint from several East Bristol residents that the man was soliciting a "handout.' After being warned to leave the city, Burrows was permitted 10 go this morning.
 Whist For Building Fund
 A public whist. She proceeds of which will be turned into the Boys Club Building fund, will be given this morning in K. of C. hall on North Main street by Palos Council, Knights of Columbus.
 The patronesses of the affair will be Mrs. James Parsons. Mrs. Martin Sheehy, Mrs. A, J. Budd and Mrs. w, J. Sullivan.
 The St. Johns parish house in Forestvile was formally opened last night. The opening was attended by Right Rev. E. (. Acheson. coadjutor bishop of the diocese of Connecti- cut: Rev. Mir. Neale Of south Man chester; Rev. John Plumb, diocese secretary. and Rev. George Kelly of Bridgeport,
 The new parish was inspected by Austin Wooster. who built the