New Britain herald., 1927-01-12

lN . oA " dltIpuTS anu lle DTlSlOi New Departures will tangle for the third time this season.
 The previous two games were di- vided on q fifty-ifty basis. the
 Waterburians losing an overtime game at Bristol, only to balance the scales at Waterbury on the follow
 ing day by sending the Carrollmen back on the short end Of the score.
 Billy Coyle, popular Wallingford
 official. will referee and there will he dancing following the main at
 traction with music by the New De-
 parture orchestra.
 To Reside In Brooklyn George Alexander. star fullback on the Maple End faatball team last fall. left yesterday for Brooklyn. N. Y.. where he plans to learn the tall bring business under the supervision
 of his brother. He plans. however.
 10 return 10 Bristol wien the foot
 ball season opens in the fall.
 Arrested For Non-Support Steve Lehotski oi 3s0 Pennington avenue was placed under arrest yes terday on comp aint Of his wife. charged with non-support o' her self and three minor chilIrer. Mrs.
 Lehotski is employed in local fac tory and claims that her husband makes no contribution towards the maintenance Of the home. The case
 WIS continued until tomorrow morn ing. Attornev Joseph P. O'Connell | h TR | Funeral of Henry H. Potter
 The funeral of Henry II. Potter
 who died Sunday afternoon. was held at the home Of his parents. Mir and Mrs. Nelson J. Potter. on Broad street. Forestville, at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. William r. Davis pastor Of the Asbury Methodist | church. conducted Il Q services and
 interment was in West cemetery. Excavation Work Started Excavation work for the neN Colonial theater on lower Main street has been started by Fred ! Helming. local contractor. A steam
 shovel and a number of trucks are engaged in the work. which will b. , completed within about two weeks. Receive Past Sachcms Jewels Past Sachem's jewels were pre- sented last evening at a meeting of Compounce Tribe. 1. O. R. NJ, to i retiring Sachem Ernest Brawn and Past Sachems William Hawxhurst 1 Thomas A. Tracy, A. L. Beede. New ion Busllcy ald William Armitaee. The following chiefs were raised ! to their stumps by District Deputy Great Sachem Harry Wallace and @'aff of Southin.ton: Sachem. Dr. ! Frank Coroso; senior sagamore. | John Boice; junior sasamore. John Cofiey; prophet. Ernest Brawn: col lector of wampum. Wilbur Hawx- , hurst; keeper of wampum. Philip Rolleau:, chief of records, Daniel ! Donovan; degree master, Charles Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the business session, Joint Installation Following dinner served at 12:s0
 yesterday, a joint installation and
 meeting of Gilbert W. Thompson | Post, C.. A. R., and of the Gilbert 1 w. Thompson Post Women's Relief ! Corps, was held in the Grand Army i hall.
 The installation exercises were in
 charge of May Shipman, past presi- l dent of the Robert W. Tyler post, Women's Relief Corps Of Hartford.
 who placed the following officers of i the Women's Relief Corps officers In their respective chairs: President,
 Edith Chipman; senior vice-presi- dent, Lena Bonney: junior vice
 president. Minnie Bishop; secretary. Mary Thomas; treasurer, Alice Nicholas; chaplain, Frances Cline: guard. Nina Houghton: assistant
 guard, Maud Bishop; conductor, Ruth Dawson; assistant conductor. Edith Healey; patriotic instructor. Lillian Pritchard musician. Louise ! Briggs: color bearers. Leila Lane. : Emma Crittenden. Anna Clark and ' Esther Elton.
 Mrs. Emma Grcnier Mrs. Emma Grenier. widow Of i the late Joseph Grenier. died this
 morning at the home of her daugh- t"r. Mrs Patrick O'Connell at 1o 1 tIun street.
 .lrs. Grenier was born in Canada,
 the daughter of Arthur Goodfeid She has been a resident Of this city for the past 45 years She was member of St. Ann's society and Of St Ann's church.
 1 Surviving her are two daughters. Mrs. Patrick O'Connell. with whom i she made her home and Mrs. Coroet ] Bolway, also of this city, and one son. Joseph Grenier of Plainville. The funeral will be held at \ o'clock Friday morning from g.. Ann's church. Rev. J. P. Perreault
 will celebrate the high mass Of re-. Quiem and burial will be in St. I Thomas cemetery.
 Visiting Nurse Association Election
 At meeting Of the Visiting Nurse
 and Family Welfare association held last evening. Mrs. Townsend c. ! Treadway was reelected president for the ensuing year. Other officers elected were as follows: First vice. president, Mrs. Lester c. S:gourney: second vice president. Mrs. Charles Vance: third vice president, Mrs. Carleton Beckwith; treasurer. Mrs. ! Morton Treadway: secretary. Mrs. Mary Peck; Mrs. Harry Barnes and Mrs. Edwin Goodridge.
 The annual reports of the various 1 committees were read and accepted.
 A profit of s1.s7794 was made as a
 result of the operations Of the thrift store during the year just ended.