New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

Yacobellis. Robert Bruce. Amaluo
i Nilardi. Evelyn Parsons. Margaret
Casciello, Dorothy Denton. Helen
Fan. Theresa Meli,o. Laura Naaman,
Lois Norton. Ruth Osden. Weltha
Scoville, Mary Solomone. Wilhelmina
Strunz, Helen Washington.
! More Places AT Banquet
| Fifty additional places at tie
I Chamber Of Commerce banquet to
be held in the new high school
( building next Monday night have
been made possible by a rearrange-
ment OF the tables. making it pos
sible for that many more townspeo-
PIE to attend this event. the first in
the new building. The number OF
/ places is thus Increased to 300, but
! rs tickets have already been sold
The extra number will therefore be
doubly welcome. The mem bers Of
the committee. from whom tickets
may lie obtained, are James f.
Usher. Joseph Mccarthy, Edward F.
Prior, 7. A. Lyman, A. A. Mcleod.
Joseph y. Mckernan. Burton H.
Phelps. W. A. Cassidy, John T.
Lamb and George A. Case.
The principal speakers OF the
evening will be two in number.
/ General John Organ of the Colonial
| Air Transport, formerly commander
of the 9Th division. will speak on
The Future of Commercial Avia-
ton" State Senator Frederic C.
/ Nalcott OF the fish and game com
mission win talk on Conservation
IN Connecticut" illustrating his re-
marks with motion pictures dealing
with wild life in this state. Sena-
tor WalCott talked on this subject
last year at the chamber banquet,
and those who heard him were de
sirous OF having him tell more of
this interesting work; the commit
toe VAS fortunate enough to secure
him again. and he has several en-
tirely new films.
Frank T. Wheeler. chairman OF
the high school building committee,
will make a few remarks appro-
pirate TO the first event In that
building The High School Glee
! club will sing selections between the
speeches. Rev. Austin f. Munich
OF the Church OF Our Lady of
Mercy will make the invocation.
President Henry Trumbull will make
few Introductory remarks. The
POSTMASTER will be II. A. Castle.
Mrs. A. kronholm of New Britain
will cater.
Kupp-Scott Wedding
| Raphael Emory Rupp OF Law
renee. Mass. and Miss Helen Scott
! of South Manchester We're married
Saturday afternoon at the home of
! the brides uncle and aunt Or. and
Main street. Miss Scot, is a daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Scott and
the late George A. Scott Of Terry
vile. She is a graduate OF Dick
inson college, Carlisle, Pa. Mr..
Rupp is also a graduate of that col
legc and took post graduate course
at Yale university.
Miss Jane Hagerty OF Clearfleld,
Pa, was bridesmaid. and the best
man was George Rupp, a brother of
! the bridegroom. Rev. Spencer Z.
| Evans OF Terryvillc performed the
ceremony. A reception at the
/ Moody home followed the wedding
and then the couple left on a short
/ trip. They will reside in Lawrence.
Mass. where Mr.. Rupp is engaged In
: business.
Local BOwlcrs Lose
The Harris alley two-man team
lost a close state league match in
Ansonia Saturday night by scant
two-pin margin, although 1t man
aged to win three out of five games
by a valiant comeback In the last
two strings. The bowling OF the
Plainville duo was less steady. but
more spectacular than that Of their
opponents. The scores:
AnSonia
Trunkfeld 90 100 10 10s 100
Ojaclile .....100 IS SO 81 100
1872 1875 2o3 1913 200
Plainyillc
Silverio .....i04 9b So 116 12a
Zavano .....fo2 50 50 81 "a
o06 Us III 203 22S
Two Fires In Three Days
The home of c. F. Hart on New
Britain avenue was damaged by two
fires within three days, one blaze
breaking out in the roof Saturday
night about o'clock and another
starting in the same part Of the
building just before noon today.
Damage in both instances was
slight and confined largely to the
shingles which had to be ripped off
in order to reach the flames 1t is
| not known whether today's blaze was