New Britain herald., 1927-11-11
Bristol News BURGLARS LEAVE GAR IN VACANT LOT
Seen Transferring Loot From
 One Auto to Another
BOTH MACHINES STOLEN
Rev. |. T. Cooke to be Installed as Pastor-E>Mayor Dutton armis- ticc Day Spcakcr--Past Masters Night to be Observed

ticc Day Spcakcr--Past Masters
 Night to be Observed.
 The police department was noti- field this morning that sedan. bearing Connecticut license plates $2-171 was parked in a vacant lot on Mlddlc street in the East Bristol sec ton. Tho ear was reported stolen hy tEc Mcriden police last Wednes- day night, A quantity of cigars and cj&aretlcs were found in the rear seat.
 The police are Of the opinion that ! the machine was the one used by the burglars who entered the store of Anderson and Bloom in Forestvillc curly yesterday morning. A check of tho store stock, however, indicated that bUt very lttl" was taken. The police also believed that the sedan owned by John Goodhart Of 96 Bond street, Hartford. bearing Connecti- cut license plates 95-7IO. which was stolen on West street yesterday morn ing, Was taken by the burglars and Usrd by them to divert suspicion.
 A resident of the neighborhood In which the car was abandoned in- formed the police this morning that shortly before 9 o'clock yesterday morning, two men were noticed transferring a number Of articles from enc sedan 10 the other
 Chief Ernest T. Beldcn and De to"tiyc Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy are Of the opinion that the men re- sponsiblc for the Anderson and Bloom break and the theft Of the automobile on West street yester- day are members of the gang which was involved in the recent burglaries and holdups in Hamden, Cheshire and SOuthington.
 Red Cross Chapter 10 Meet
 The annual meeting of the Bris- tol chapter. American Red Cross, will he held in the basement of the public library at o'clock next We'd ncsday evening, November 16. The reports of the various officers will be submitted at that time and off cers for the ensuing year will be elected.
 l. O. O. r. Meeting Tho regular meeting of Stephen Terry lodge l. o. O. F., will be held 1t o'clock this evening in Stephen i Terry hall.
 ! Amateur Bouts The weekly card of amateur bouts | of the Park Athletic club will he held thiS evening in Red Mems hall. ford have been secured and the eight members will be matched against some of the fastest boys of Bristol and New Britain. The com plotc card is as follows:
 1fO pounds, Eddy Champ vs. Emery Taylor; 12S pounds. Rancho Villa vs. Nick Christie. 135 pounds, l75 pounds, Herman Fink vs. Vic Carlson; 135 pounds, Zeke Mazer vs. i Tony Laviero; l3S pounds, Mike i Williams vs. Joe Zotter; 135 pounds, ! sam Mendell vs. Frank Gosselin; HIS pounds. Johnny Mastro vs. . Dominick Friscall.
 i Honest" John Willis will he the third man in the ring and Joseph 1 Butlor and Joseph Riley will serve , as judges.
 To Install New Pastor | Rev Francis Trowbridge Cooke, l who recently accepted the call to the ! Prospect Methodist church Of this city, will be formally Installed as pastor on next Tuesday evening Rev. Dr. Charles F. Jefferson, pas tor of the Broadway Tabernacle church Of New York city. will preach the sermon for the occasion.
 Addresses Doctors and Nurses
 Dr. Irene Borden of the depart ment of health of the city Of New Haven addressed q gathering of 30 doctors and nurses in the office of Dr. B. B. Robbins city health offi- cer. last evening" Her subject dealt with diphthcria immunization and benefit derived in New Haven by the use of the Schich test and the use of toxin anti-toXin.
 To Observe Past Masters Night Past Masters Night will be ob- served next Monday evening by Franklin Lodge, A. r. and A. NJ. Members will meet in the lodge rooms at 6:lo and march to the Boys club where a dinner will he served. During the dinner the past masters of the lodge will sit at the head table and there will be special music with selection by the Colonial 1 Male quartet. After the dinner the gathering will adjourn to the lodge rooms where the third degree will be exemplified with the past masters of the lodge occupying the various chairs. Past Master Harold l. Arms will be acting master for the ocCa- sion. It is expected that about 400 will be present.