New Britain herald., 1927-03-14
court on Saturday, March l1.
 Returns to Fire Company


 Hubert Mccormack of Central street, Forestville, . fireman at tached to Weich Fire company. re- sumed his duties today after an ab- sence of four weeks. following an operation for appendicities.
 st. Patrick's Entertainment
 Plans have been completed for an entertainment and dance on Thurs day evening, March 1, In celebra- ton Of St. Patrick's night in Red Mems hall under the auspices of Rev T. J. Keena branch, Ancient Order Of Hbernians.
 Miss Olive Pamela Lamoy will be featured in "Newsboy in Church. Miss Lamoy has gained considerable praise as reader and her act will be the leading one of the evening.
 Samuel Miller Of Hartford wili lender several selections on the Irish bagpipe, James Donahue and Michael Brennan Of this city will he heard in Irish songs and ballads anu George Casey and George Jones ukulele artists. will also appear.
 Dancing will De enjoyed at thc conclusion of the entertainment.
 Ladies Auxiliary to Meet
 A meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary. A. o. II. of Forestville. will be held 5t o'clock this evening in c. AR. hall.
 lndcrsoes Operation
 Mss Mary Donnelly of Stearns Strre'. a member or the Nurses Training School at the Hartford hos pltat. underwent an operation for appendicitis at that institution to- day.
 Endccs Win
 The New Departure basketball team had little difficulty Saturday evening in defeating the Greenpoin, Hebrews Of Greenpoint. L. l. thc local high school gym. the final , score being 55 to 10 30. Malcolm and Fcldman, with nine field goals each, starred for the local agsrexa ton. Clyde Waters was referee.
 Car Catches Fire
 Squad A and Engine Compan, No. l were called out at 6:sn o'clock this morning after | Rec truck owned by the Cowles Feed Company had caught fire in ths o brien Garage at g Main street The blaze was extinsuished with chemicals with but slight damage.
 Measles situation
 Dr, R. E. Robbins, city health Of flcer' stated this morning that warning signs for measles had been removed from number Of homes during the weekend. thereby ner- mlttins the return to school c, be tween 50 and 50 children. Since January list. S4l cases have been reported 10 the health departmen, III of these appearing since March lst.
 Farmer Outwits Roys Eduard F. Hess of Jerome ave nue was considerably surprised saturday afternoon when he looked out Of his window and noticed four youngsters perched on top of [ hugh haystack and exerting cyer, , effort to pull the stack down. He rushed out 10 remonstrate but tho hoys saw him leaving the house and started for their bicycles which they had left parked along the highway. Noting their intention Hess changed his course and arriv- ed at the parking place just ahead ot the boys. He seized the bicycles ana Informed the youths that the, could secure their property later a, Inc police station. He took the four bicycles 10 headquarters, the youths ih the meantime being obliged 10 walk distance of two miles 10 their homes.
 Tho four youngster. were brought before the prosecuting at torney this morning and permitted to go with few words 0. advice,
 siering- Button Wedding
 Louis Sicring of West Cromwell and Miss Mabel Button of III. tourth avenue, East Bristol, were married Saturday evening by Rev (. II. Walfender of Bristol at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Wardell VII bur in East Bristol.
 tred kahms ot West Cromwell was best man and Miss Ethel But ton of New Britain was bridesmaid
 linen shower was held carly in inc evening at which about s5 guests were present. The wedding took place at 10 o'clock and was follow cd by a wedding supper.
 After April 1, Mr. and Mrs sier- ing Will be at home to their friend. at West Cromwell where the bride groom has recently purchased iarm. The couple have many friends in Bristol and New Britain.
 Dunbar Encampmcnt Meeting
 The regular meeting Of E. l.. Dunbar encampment will be held Tuesday night at e.s0 o'clock or account Of stephen Terry lodge ro- Ing to Winsted to confer the sec ond degree.