New Britain herald., 1928-09-25

gatieaai church. saiciatsd sH1 hsF. ial wAs h West cemetssy. City elaas6aG CoMasengio0 4 meeting of the city Daasaing cemmissien will be held Ut Wieaeck Wednesday afternoon, 0eptsmbee 2eth. in the city court reem. To Cuoecs chicrs Degsse
 At a meeting Of Compo lics tribe, ]. 0. R. M., to be held In the wig wsm on Prospecs strest this eve. ming, the chiefs degree wiA hs con- feFred on class of warrtess. He- treatments will be served.
 Funeral of Cari Hcia
 The funeral Of Carl Hein. who died Sunday evening at his home. 51 Lawndale avenue. will be held at :;so o'clock Wednesday after noon at the German Lutheran church on Meadow street. Rex. George Meyer will conduct the ser,- ice and burial will be in West ceme, tery.
 Prayer Mcetiag
 The regular weekly neighborhoed prayer meeting will be held ct $50 o'clock tomorrow morning at the home Of Mrs. A. l.. Norton of <s Woodland street. Mrs. Ida N. Clark will be the leader.
 Funeral of Mrs. Maynard
 The funeral Of Mrs. Aureiie May nard of 1s Landry street. who died Sunday evening, will be held at o'clock tomorrow morning at st. Ann's church. Rev. Joseph P. Per. reault will celebrate the high mass of requiem and burial will be in New Hartford.
 Golf Club Nominations
 The following nominations for Of. fees of the Peauabuck golf club have been submitted by the board of gov- ernors of the club and will be voted on al the annual meeting to be held on Tuesday evening. October cnd: President. Charles NJ. Gordon: vice president. Harry c. Glow; secretary. Helen F. Burgess; treasurer. Fl. 5. Fisher: captain, Harry [. Bartholo- mew; board Of governors for three years. Dwight w. Pond. Calixte AL laire; board of governors for two years. Rafe H. Williams: nominating Ralph L. Seymour. Ca lixte l.. Allaire. William J. Large. Edgar l.. Pond. George $. Carlson.
 Attachment Iiled
 Property of Salvatore Monello has been attached in the sum of s7So in an action brought by A. H. kaschak. local real estate broker. against Mir. Monello. The writ. which was served yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Joseph w. Harding. is re. turnabie the first Tuesday in October in the court of common pleas at Hartford.
 To Engage in Debate
 Considerable interest Is being dis played in the debate to he held on Thursday evening. September :7. before the Good Fellows club of the Sessions Foundry company. between George w. Hull and John Donnelly. Mr. Hull will argue the cause Of the republican party and Herbert Hoover while MT. Donnelly will pre- sent the democratic viewpoint and the candidacy of Governor Alfred E. Smith,
 Both men have taken an active part in local politics for a number of years. Mir. Hull was a candidate for the mayoralty at the first city in 1911 and was defeated by a very small margin. Mir. Donnelly also sought the same office last year but was defeated by the late John r. Wade. who died in office. Mir. Donnelly has been an ardent demo- rrat all of his life. while Mir. Hull has at various times been numbered amongst the ranks of the prohi- oition, socialist. democratic and re- publican parties. He is now one of he leaders of the c. o. P. in Bur- ington. where he makes his home.
 Ftrehouse Nearing Completion
 Rapid progress is now being made 'n the new firehouse now in the process of construction at the corner 'f Pennington avenue and Lewis 'treet and it is anticipated that 1t will be ready for occupancy by No. 'ember 1st. The new bumper, pur- 'hased by the board Of fire com. nissioners several weeks ago, is due or delivery at that time.
 It is the plan of Chief John H.. Hayes and members of the board of Ire commissioners to have an in. ormal celebration when the new tation is completed.
 For Rent-1S9 West Main St. our rooms. all improvements, with a
 For Rent-Cottage. Camp St.; also our-room tenement. Apply ?7 'hurch St.-adVt.
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