New Britain herald., 1927-02-18

chairman and Harry c. Barnesl
hand property Charlotte Ellison,
chairman and Louise Chaplin: pub
licity. Brown Joyce. chairman: Ros,
coe l. Sessions and Nancy Peck.
Maurice Gresin OF Yale university
has directed the rehearsals aud will
direct the performance this evening,
1. o. o. F. Meeting
The regular meeting Of Stephen
Terry lodge, I. o. O. F., will bs
held at 8 o'clock this evening In
Stephen Terry hall.
Grange to Meet
A meeting Of Bristol Grange, P. o.
OF H, No. 116. will be held at s
| o'clock this evening in Red Mems
hall. A musical program consisting
of old time songs and Dixie melodies
will be rendered. e. Bonney and E.
Fem comprise the committee IN
charge OF the arrangements.
Case Continued
The case OF Jack Nar.is of ITO
Park street. charged with breach of
the peace, was continued by Prose
cutting Attorney James T. Mather
until Saturday morning, February
10.
Narsis was arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Henry Jeglinski on COM
plant of Mrs. Josephine Tatosian OF
80 Park street. who notified police
headquarters that Narsis was At her
nome with gun endeavorinx to
gain entrance. Following the arrest
OF oarsls, he was searched by Ser
geant Jeglinsky but no gun wa.
found on his person.
1t appears. from the information
furnished the police, that Narsi,
was a friend OF Josephine's before
her marriage and on severa, oc-
caslon since her marriage has en-
aeaVored to force his attentions on
her' The accused is represented bv
Attorney William N. DeRosier.
Elks' Meeting
The second nomination ~ oft;.o.
OF the Bristol lodge of Elks took
place last night. no additional names
being presented. The annual cleo
tioh OF officers will be held on
thursday evening, March 10th. can
dldates named being as follows. f.
alted ruler, William ]. Fries and p.
W. Harris; esteemed leading knight
henry j. Flynn and Charles G
Ban; esteemed loyal knight. DR.. To-
seph T. kupperstein; esteemed lee
turing knight, William p. Ptom,ev.
secretary, George l.. Roberts: treas.
urer' Hilary SriscolI: trustee, HUI
perC A. Pons; tyler. Edwin Nelson.
representative to the grand lodge
William G, Johnson; alternate, FL.
ward A. Nierins.
Returns From Bermuda
george +. Llnstead of High street,
VINO mas been enjoying 4 vacation
OF month in Bermuda, returned to
Ills home last evening.
Local Priest Transferred
Rev. Harry Flanagan, who has
been assisting Rev. l.. Becarris of
st. Anthony's church for the past
several months, has been trans
ferred to st. Marye church. Wind
scr Locks. where he will serve as
assistant pastor.
father flanagan came TO Bristol
lollowlng his ordination last wear
he Is native of Waterbury, having
attended the grammar and bipb
schools of that city, and 1. 4 grad
uate of Niagara University and S.
scenarios Seminary, Rochester,
n. Y.
Annual Report OF Park Board
Inc annual report of the boar Of
park commissioners has been sub.
mitted to the city clerk for incor-
poratlon in the annual city report.
Mention is made in the report
mat the board now has under con.
slderatlon the matter OF a memorial
10 the late A. ]. Muzzy in the form
OF gate at the entrance to the
Muzzy athletic field from Muzzy
street. Mrs. A ]. Muzzy and daurh-
Ter, Adrlenne, have offered to the
board liberal amount of money to
erect stone pillars and an iron gate
at the point In question. It is be-
lleved that the offers will be accent.
ed at the next meeting Of the board
Accident Victims Improved
According to DR.. B. B. Robbins
ponce surgeon, the condition of both
Michael Zazulak of East Bristol and
Michael kindibalik of Stafford ay-
enue, who were injured when the
automobile in which they were rid
ing was demolished following a COL
lision with a passenger train early
Wednesday morning, is considerably
improved. Zazulak suffered several
broken ribs and his chances for a
speedy recovery are bright provided
complications, such as septic pneu-
monia, do not set in. kindibalik is
able to walk around the ward at the
Bristol hospital. where both were
taken following the accident.
Mrs. Mary Dunnell OF Alexander
street Is still confined to her home as
result OF shock and body bruises.