New Britain herald., 1927-05-11

had been received from the propfto. tors Of the Hutton Clothing Store in Forestville in appreciation of tho fine work done by the Bristol poiica force in rounding up the three mea who attempted to burg:arise the Hutton store on the evening of April 22. Policeman Victor Chabot, whe stumbled across the men at work and captured two of them singled handed was also praised. as was Sergeants McGillicuddy and Jeglinski, who Journeyed to Southin8ton and arrest- ed the third man. who eluded Cha bot on the night of the attempted break. The money will 10 to swell the already large total for the Police Pension Fund.
 Miss Lambert Visiting Nurss. l Dr. Benjamin B. Robbins, city health officer. said today that . Forestville girl had been engaged by the board Of health to take over the Job Of visiting nurse. She is Miss Benedicta Lambert, and h | thor. oughly experienced nurse. Miss Lam- bert received her educatoin in the Bristol schools and has lived here most Of her life. Another nurss ls yet to be obtained by the board of health. Miss Lambert's appointment came after long search for the right candidate.
 l D. of P. Visits Torrington. Despite the heavy downpour which visited this city and vicinity last night. a large delegation from kitchewan council, No. go, Desres of Pocahontas. went to To.rington and extended their hearty greetings to the Grand sachems of the order, up- on the occasion of their arnual visi, to that city. Although the roads were in poor condition, those that made the journey declare it one of the most enjoyable night. spent since the beginning of the year.
 At the same time. there vas Il big time at the wigwam on Pros pect street. Conpounce Tribe, I, 0. Q. R. M.. initiated large class of candidates for the chiefs degree. However, the biggest even: will hap pen on Saturday night. May IA. when the combined forces of the Pocahontas tribe and the Red Men will journey in five moto. busses to Branford, where program of en- tertafnment and dancing, will be staged
 $. of V. Auxiliary Meeting
 The members of Auxiliary No. l.. connected with the T. B. Robinson Camp of the Sons of Union veter- ans of the Civil War will hold . meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the G. A. R. hall. The session will be followed by a public whist and all receipts will be turned in for the welfare of the organization.
 Bazaar For Playeround
 Extensive preparations are now being made for the big bazaar Tues. day and Wednesday evenings. May c4 and c5. to be given under the auspices of the Parent-Teacher As- sociation of the John J. Jenninev school for tho benefit of the ehil- dren's playground. . new project there.
 Attractive booths will bs one of the principal features and their con- tents will represent the associatton's handiwork. Fancy work and knit goods will be placed on sale and several candy booths operated.
 On Tuesday evening a short play will be presented in the school audi. torium by the teachers. On Wednes- day evening. a special supper will be served. Following the supper. the monthly business meeting of the Parent Teacher Association will be held.
 Dr. Haskins to Speak
 Dr. Haskins, assistant state direc- tor of child hygiene will be the principal speaker at the annual meeting of the South Side and Park Street schools tonight at the South Side school auditorium. A special musical program under the auspices of the Woman's Choral club led by Arthur W. Jepson and accompanied by Edward Graham will be given. The women will be assisted by the Kindergarten children. who will have a large part in the program. and the pupils of both the South Side and Park Street schools.
 All officers for the ensuing year will be elected and the reports of the delegates who attended the re- cent state congress in Hartford will be read.
 W. R. (. Plans Bazaar
 A we'll attended meeting of the Women's Relief corps was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Grand Army hall. Plans were com pleted and other business discussed in connection with the annual bazaar scheduled for May IS.