New Britain herald., 1928-04-21

house at 6 o'clock with Superintend- ent of Schools Karl A. Reiche pre- siding as toastmaster. The confer- ence will be brought to close at { o'clock this afternoon.
 Members of the conference com mittee in charge of arranging the two days session is Bristol are as follows: Rev. E. K. Mitchell, Jr., general chairman. Simsbury: Fred Jaeger. general vice chairman. Bris- tol: E.. T. Thienes, secretary treas urer. Marlboro; program committee. Rev. Alfred D. Heininger. chairman. New Britain. Stuart Davis. vice. chairman. Collinsville; Rev. Richard Elliott. Rocky Hill; George N. Mo- Kenney. Hartford: Professor A. J. w. Myers. Hartford: Rodney Wilcox. South Manchester; Rev. T. H. Wood ward. Mapping. Promotion com- mittee. Anthony Boyce. chairman, Plantsville: Fred Jaeger. vice-chair- man. Bristol: Kenneth Beer. High land Park; Russell Camp. Hartford; Rev. M. J. Creeger. Hazardville. Exhibition committee, Rev. Hubert D. Jones, chairman. Bristol; Arthur Billings, Hartford.
 A committee consisting of the pas tors and men from the local churches representatives of the chamber of commerce. high school. Lions and Rotary clubs, Boys club.
 
 tee assisted i'll completing the ar rangcnents.
 Lake Compounce Opens
 Trolley service will be operated on the regular summer schedule by the Bristol Traction Company between East Bristol and Lake Compounce this evening and Sunday. All con- sessions at the resort will be open and on Sunday afternoon there will be q. band concert between } and 5 D. II. by the New Departure Band under the direction of Ernest Becker
 Two Fires
 Welch Fire Company was called out shortly after seven o'clock last evening for a grass fire on Kenney street, which for a time threatened some nearby houses. Chemicals were used to cxtinguish the blaze.
 Squad A also responded to a call at 7:32 p. m. yesterday for chimney fire in the home of Fred Herold on Newell road. The fire was extin- guished with chemicals without damage.
 Judgment for Contractor
 Joseph Brach. q contractor of New Britain, was awarded 8 judgment of s5o1 by the court of common pleas in Hartford Thursday against Harry Lipman of this city. Brach alleged that the sum of S321 was still due him on a 12 room house erected for Lipman. The additional s20V repre- sents interest and carrying charges. Judge Joseph M. Donovan appeared for Brach.
 "Tommy" Monahan Night
 Plans arc now being completed for a. Tommy Monahan night to be staged at the Elks' club on Wednes- day evening. May 2nd. The affair is being sponsored by the Maple End Athletic club.
 Chick Mcchan, football coach at the New York university. will be the principal speaker of the evening. Meehan and Monohan have been close friends for d number of years. Invitations have also been extended to sports writers in New Haven. Hartford, Waterbury and other cities in the state.
 Engagement Announced
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard r. Hayden of Middle street. East Bristol, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Alice Hayward Hay den to Hailon Maxon Richardson, son of Bishop and Mrs. Ernest G. Richardson of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Hayden is a graduate of Skid more college and is art supervisor in the Bristol public schools. Mir. is a graduate of Prince ton university and Harvard Law school. He is a practicing attorney in Brooklyn.
 SSISItNS HIS fNc1llu&
 There will be services at 7:sO | o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's | church in honor of St. Anne.
 To Attend Communion
 The men of St. Joseph's church | will attend Holy Communion in a body at the 7:15 o'clock mass Sun lay morning. A communion break last will be served in St. Joseph's | Guild hall after the services. The | speaker for the occasion will be a of the Passionist Order at | West Springfield. Mass.
 Baseball Practice
 4 large number of rockies are ex- pected to report at Muzzy Field this afternoon when the New Departure team holds its first prac- tice. It is expected that a large of new faces will be seen in the opening game, as many of the players with the team last year will not be reengaged. It is Manager Jo- seph F. Carroll's intention to use To- ,al boys wherever possible. The New Departure team will represent Bris- 'ol in a legue now being formed which will include Meriden. New South Manchester and oth- 1T teams.
 Concert We'll Attended
 The annual concert of the Bristol | high school orchestra and the Boys l and Girls clubs, held last evening i'll | the Community theater, was well at tended. Mrs. Beach appeared as &C., in place of Miss Eileen ! Eastman. who is i'll. The soloists |, were Miss Ruth Mather. soprano: Miss Annette Dacier. pianist, and Sidney Alexander. violinist.
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