New Britain herald., 1928-01-10

EpaDbssAttss Peck. sscsetasy, leos; WiitaA L. lasre4t. 1897. TAeaae !. Tracy. 1911; NrA Hestha C. ". Beach. 1923; Judge Newell Jenaiass is3s.
 1 4 son was born yesterday at tho Brtstsi hospital to NP. aud Nrs. Michael Egan Of Ptae street. Mrs. Esan before her marriage wss Nln E6ie White of Palinville. MP. Eean is | member se the Bristol fire de. partment, attached to Welch con,- pany in Forestville.
 Death of Infant James GaSne, five months old con Of MT. and Mn. Leo 0asns of this city. died yesterday at St Francis hospital from infantile troubles. Bur tal took place yesterday afternoon in the new q. Joseph's cemetery.
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 The weekly neighborhood prayer meeting will be held 1t S:so o'clock tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs. Victor Johnson of 1o1 Goodwin street. Mrs. Ernest Eddy will be the leader.
 Red Men to Install At meeting of Compounce Tribe. l. o. R. M.. to be held at o'clock this evening in the wigwam on Pros pect street. the following chiefs. re- gently elected. will be raised to their respective stumps by Deputy Great sachem Harry Wallace and staff from ,southington: sachem. John Coffey: senior sasamore. Cliff ford Lyons; junior sasamore. Will liam Ryan; prophet, John Boice: chief of records, James Marco; col lector of wampum. William Hawx- hurst: keeper of wampum. Fred Hellman: trustee for three years. Dr. F. Coroso.
 Following the installation, . buffet lunch will be served.
 Parent. .Tearisee Nseting l 4 meeting of the Federal Hill Par ent- Teacher association will be held at s o'clock this evening fn the school auditorium. The subject for discussion will be Safeguarding the Health Of Our Children" Dr. c. R. salmons of Hartford. representa- tive of the State Department of Health. will talk on the "Dental Foundations"
 Funeral q Louis N. Dubo 1, The funeral of Louis Napoleon Dube, who died at hts home at s6 Ward street last Saturday, was held at s o'clock this morning at S. Anne's church. Rev. J. P. Perreai celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was in the new St. Jo- seph's cemetery.
 To Address PnFent.Teachers James Dobson, superintendent of the Bristol Boys club. will Dc the speaker at a meeting of tho East Britol Parent-Tencher association to be held tomorrow evening. His subject will be Respect for Other Peoples Property"
 West Hatrfogd Here FSday.
 The West Hartford High school basketbaii team will furnish the opposition for the Bristol High quin. tet at the local gym on Friday eve ming. The Bristol boys are now lead ing the Central Connecticut State League, having won all of their , first thre. starts. West Hartford is 1 in third place, having won one game and lost one. south Manchester is in second place with two victories and one defeat.
 IAwruocc l.. Kelly. Lawrence L. Kelly. of :s Kelly street died at his home at o'clock this morning following two months illness resulting from . fall received at work at tho plant of J. H. Ses- 1 sions and Son.
 Born in County West Meath, Ire land, Atr. Kelly came to this country with his parents when six years Of age. He attended the South Side school and thirty-five years ago en- tered tho employ of J. H. Sessions and Son. He was member ee the Holy Name Society of ct. Jeseph's church. the Rev. T. J. Keena branch. Ancient Order of Hibernians, PajoA Council, Knights Of Columbus and Zealots Hook and Ladder Company.
 Surviving are three brothers, Mar tin B., Michael N. and David H. Kel- ly, all of Bristol: one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Keefe of Terryville: and four nieces.
 The funeral will be held at : o'clock Thursday morning at 6t. Jo- seph's church. Rev. Oliver T. Mag nell will celebrate the high mas oS requiem and burial will be in ct. Thomas cemetery.
 PuFchasc Clubhouse site.
 At a meeting of the Club Cham plain. Inc, held last evening. plans were consummuted for the purchase of a piece of land from Emil Lsasard on Meadow street. to be used a . 1 site for . clubhouse. It is under. stood that the work on the new building will be started early in the spring.
 Postce Meeting.
 A meeting of the regular msrnbers Of the police department has been called for s:&6 o'clock tomorrow evening by Chief Ernest T. Belden. At that time one Of the members of the force will be selected to act n on of . board of trustees of the police pension fund.
 Beistd .TrWst Annsaal. l At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Bristol Trust Company, held at 10 o'clock this morning. the following directors were reelected: Joseph B. Cessasns, ". Kenneth Sessions, Franklin L. Muzzy. George s. Beach and Chef1es l.. Woeding. all of Bristol: Arthur N. Maneoss of Forestviiie: and Edgar l.. Pond of Terryville.