New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
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AO3@StOI WSV 0CpoVt3000t UI - VWS0s ey supper to be given on Saturday evening. January :l. The supper will be carved at the Endse Inn and the gathering will then be adjourned to the club rooms of the New Departure firemep. where an entertainment will bs provided. The hosts of tho eve ming are tn this manner paying wager made on a setback t0urna- ment between teams representing the two departments. which vas won by the city firehghters.
 Mayoe w. Raymond Crumb. Enern- bers of the board of fire commission CTS, President Dewitt Page and other officers Of tho New Departure Manufacturing company will be the honored guests of the evening.
 Gramm,ar Scisool Ieague
 One gamo h scheduled tn the grammar school league for this East Bristol playing the North Side school on the latter's court
 To Hold Joint Installation
 Joint installation exercises will be held in Arcanum hall next Monday evening by c. A. Hadseil camp of this city and A. c. Hammond camp of New Britain, with the auxiliaries of both camps. Deputy Commander Veach Of South Norwalk will be in charge of the exerciseA The offi- cers of Hadsell camp are as follows: ('nD, ,vnun6o. Hoorua IT non{s. son- for vice-commander. stephen A. Tell CT; junior vice-commander, William H. Klenke: Adjutant, Leon E. Loom- is; auartermaster. Julius w. Clark: trustee. Timothy Daily; officer of the day. Bruno Brown; officer of the guard, John J. l.averty: chaplain. Joseph J. Provincher; historian. John J. Laverty: patriotic instructor. Edward A. Ryals: senior color ser- geant. Thomas Coyne: junior color sergeant. Israel Pelletier; sergeant major. George F. Thomas; quarter master sergeant, Joseph F. strupp; surgeon. Dr. B. B. Robbins.
 Degree Team at Torrington
 Deputy Sachem, James Marco of Compounce Tribe, l. 0. R. M. and his staff went to Torrington last evening to raise the chiefs of Mo- hawk tribe of that city to their re- spective stumps. A number of mem- bers of the local tribe accompanied the degree team.
 Attending Brothers Funeral
 William J. Mccarthy, steward at the Elks' club. was called to New York city Wednesday by the death of his brother. Eugene Mccarthy of l3l West 103d street. The funeral was held this morning and the body was taken to Winsted for burial.
 F0rester's Installation.
 At a meeting of Court Ever Well come. F. of A., held last evening. the following officers were installed by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger AL bert Rawiszer of this city: Chief Ranger. John Troy; sub chief rang CT, Thomas Yates; treasurer, Frank Warren: financial secretary. John Rusgrove; recol ding secretary, James J. McCusker: senior wood- ward. F.. Somerfeldt; junior wood ward, Vincent Bettua: lecturer. Pat rick Cook: trustee for three years, Archie Beattie.
 K. of P. and Pythian Sisters Install.
 Joint installation exercises were held in Arcanum hall last evening by Ethan Lodge, No. .. Knights of Pythias. and Rockwell Temple of Pythian Sisters. Mrs. V. Carter. dis trict deputy of P!ainyille installed the following officers of Rockwell Temple: Past chief, Mir. B. Cuiley: most excellent chief. Mrs. Tessa Downs; senior excellent chief. Mrs. Mary Cucuel: mistress of finance. Mrs. Florence Dunning; mistress of records and seals, Mrs. Bertha Pe- terson: mistress of exchequer. Mrs. Florence Ryals; manager. Mrs. Cora Fairclough: protectress, Mrs. Lena schicdel: guard, Mrs. Bertha Moran.
 The following officers of Ethan Lodge were installed by District Deputy l.. E. seigel and .is staff of New Britain: Chancellor Com mander, F. C. Fairclough: vice com mandcr. Albert Rawiszer: prelate. K. w. Brown: master of work. Alex Christie: keeper of records and seals. A. l.. Cucuel: master of finance, r. J. Witherwax: master Of exchequer, Charles Hall: master of arms, Frank A. Haviland: inner guard. F. L. Por ter: outer guard. P. w. Barnum.
 Injuries Not Seftoais.
 Injuries sustained shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Bessie Turner of Burlington avenue. when she was struck by . trolley car of the Bristol Traction Co. on West Main street. P'alnyille. are not serious. according 10 a. report issued this morning by authorities at the Bristol hospital. She was shaken up considerably and but about the face and arms.
 O. Q. F. Meeting.
 The regular meeting Of stephen Terry Lodge. I. o. Q. F.. will be held at o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry Hall.
 High School Baskethall.
 Tonight at the high school gym, the West Hartford high school bas- ketball and the local high quintet will clash in their second meeting of the season. The Bristol boys emerged victors in the first game at West Hartford, the final score being | St to ce.
 { Bristol at the present time is lead ' tg the Central Connecticut basket 1 ball league. having won all of ita first three starts. West Hartford is Tn third position. having won one ! eOY,tAst and lost ono.