New Britain herald., 1927-11-17

and two girls. The members chosen yesterday were as follows: Seniors, John Bergan, Edmund Tolli, and Beatrice Easton; juniors. Vivian Davis and Martin Conlin, sopho- mores, Roland Gauthier and Will Gillis and Kurt Bloom. President Sebastian Arcari of the athletic as sociation, Vice Principal Douglas Macdonald and Coach Myron Gallup complete the council.
 The constitution has not yet been completed and therefore no require men0 have been fixed for the win nlng Of letters. Until this is done no football letters can be awarded.
 Suit for $l,OOO
 Suit for S1,60O damages has been brought by A. G. Mastriani against Joseph and Mary Stella. bondsmen for Natale Scolla. against whom the plaintiff was recently given a judg- ment in civil suit growing out of an automobile accident. Attorney Joseph N. Donovan of Bristol issued the writ, which is returnable in the superior court the first Tuesday of September. Deputy Sheriff F. W. Furrey served the papers.
 Entertainment At IT. g.
 An entertainment for the benefit of the high school will be presented Tn the school auditorium this eve nlng by C. Everett Wallace, profes- i slonal entertainer. MT. Wallace is ! most versatile and presents the | whole evenings fun himself, doing i many character impersonations, dis ] playing his ventriloquial powers, and | generally all-around good | show. He has his table Of wigs, boards, and other equipment on the | stage and makes up in full view of | his audience. Tickets for the en- 1 tertainment have been going fairly ! well, the high school and grade | children having been engaged in selling them for the past few weeks. .
 Party For Teachers
 Miss Louise Andrie entertained | the feminine members of the public school teaching staff at an informal dinner al her home on East Main street. There were 34 teachers present. After dinner the guests played games and sang songs. pass Ing an enjoyable evening.
 Grange Fair Opens
 The annual Grange fair opened in | Grange hall on Pierce street this afternoon and will continue through this evening and tomorrow after noon and evening. Aaron Slick of Punkin Cricll" will be presented by the unmarried members of the Grange this evening, the cast being composed of Homer Griffin, Verne Wyman, Russell Scoville, Esther Smith, Ruth Lewis, Emma Redman and Gladys Hiltbrand. The married Changers will offer another play to- morrow evening.
 South Ends Book Pawnccs
 The New Britain pawnees, who Jattled the Blues to sCoreleSs draw lere two weeks ago. have been signed by the South Ends for this Sunday, and another excellent foot Jall battle is expected. All the in- l,ries sustained by the South Ends asst week have healed and several lew men have been added to the squad, putting it in tip-top condi- ion to meet the Hardware City eleven.
 The Blues tied the Pawnees and he south Ends hope to defeat them. Whether they do or not, the game will give preliminary indications as 0 the outcome of the proposed con- est between the two local elevens or the town championship. The south Ends have tried to book this ,ame for Thanksgiving. but the Blues have frowned on this date nd wish to play on the following sunday.
 The South Ends will practice at ''clock this evening.
 Midweck Prayer Meetings
 l lie reg uluE lllINtth pl dN'i r., neeting at the Baptist church will ,e hold at 7:45 o'clock this evening. he topic will be Thanksgiving. he usual services will also be held t the Methodist and Advent Chris ian churches.
 Notes
 Mrs. W. C. Lester underwent an operation yesterday at the New Brit in General hospital.
 A daughter has been born 10 Mr. nd Mrs Arthur Perron Of Farm ngton avenue.
 o. NJ. Baker, traffic manager of , he Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co, Is , member Of the committee of ar for the fourth annual , anquet of the New Britain Cham CT of Commerce traffic bureau, to "a held on December l at the Bur , itt hotel in New Britain. z