New Britain herald., 1928-02-22

by some that the exrenss tovslvdt would not be warranted at thtg tlDo. A few years ago an ayiakio0 UAok, in which many famous dyesS paet11- pated. was held at Miller aeld in fs Chippins Hill section and appseg3- mately 25.o0o persons were pseeeoI
 Install New TfaaAfounass: s, Several new transformeyA each e which weighs many tons. havs heen installed at the forge plaat e3 kAe New Departure Manufacturing c. on Terryville avenue. The tnstallo. tion work was performed on oaksss day. Sunday and Monday. AnEing which time the forge department Vss closed. Electricians are still st work. however. in making ekhsS changes made necessary by the asw installations.
 Observe Holiday
 Today. Washington's birthday. O being observed by the posto6ics. city offices. and banks. all of which aro closed for the day. At the pe0k office. mails will be received and die- patched as usual. The public library will remain open all day.
 Hunason Mfg. Company Ann11l
 At the annual meeting Of the stockholders of tho HumaSon Nsou- featuring Company of Forsstvtile st 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the following directors were re-Alscteo for the ensuing year: I. D. RusDeli of New Britain. Samuel L. Stone of Hartford. A. W. Bowman of Hart ford. J. M Carney of Hartford. " F. Fosg ot Bristol and L. C. Huma- son of New Britain. 'e
 At a subsequent meeting of the d. rectors. the following onicers were reelected: President. !. D.. Rusesll: vice president, Samuel Stone: sacre- tary and treasurer. L. C. Humason.
 Coldest Morning sr' ''
 This morning was tho coldest of the winter with thermometers ye9as- terlng from zero to six below tr various parts of the city. In For estville the lowest mark was two below zero while at the vet 0l1e thermometers dropped to six bslew.
 The continued cold spell 'as wsl- comed by local ice men. Vho ys- stunned ice cutting activities yss- terday.
 Robinson Camp to Maet ("
 A meeting of the T. D. Aobinsen camp, Sons of Union Veterans. will he held at o'clock this svsnt1S
 I. o. o. F. Mce&tng i, !,
 Feauabuck lodge. I. o. 0. Y- will hold it's regular weekly mesting at 8 o'clock this evening in Arcenum hall
 Funeral Of Mrs. Janses J. Wd1eh
 The funeral of Mrr. Jamss.J. Welch of ,55 George street. was Aeid at o'clock this morning at ok1ye- serh's church. A high ynasss 0e ys- auien was celebrated by Rev. OtS6Y T Magnell and the body wss DlaeeA in the vault. for tnteYment. h | et. Thomas cemetery ln the spFinS. u
 MothcES' Club Mest1ng
 Members of the Mothsrs' club ef tn. Prospect Methodist church, VIII meet at o'clock this evening a& As home Of Mrs. Arthur Wesley Of lSt Farmlngton avenue. .
 Attending Conventtn0D '
 Postmaster Frank s. Mesl4u sRd Assistant Postmaster John '. ,&e- berts are attending the gathestng of the State Postmasters' association being held in Waterbury. M The clerks attending the eeavsn- tion of the post odics clerks in Bridgeport are George L. Fitzpatrick. Edward Brault, Clayton Draper and Joseph Oconnell.
 Swimming Meet Canrealed ;,
 The annual championship meet Of the Central Connecticut Inter -scAo- lastic Swimming association. which was to be held at the local 6ith school swimming pool. was eanoeelel because of the lack of interest dis played. It was planned to Aaxs teams representing the West Hat ferd. Meriden. Mnaehsstae. 1o1k Hartford, Middletown and 1y3a1ol high schools compets. but 0Iiefel and Manchester were the only elfss to submit entries ..tt Ladies Night" Laxgely AAoa1Aq1
 The Red Mems wigwam eoApyee- pect street was crowded to oaSoef&y last evening when the annual ~1eAs ies' night" of Compouncs HftbA .I o. E. II. was observed. ThA, gsA1 Of honor was Post Great eaGAeyA William F. Stetser of the NeW Jefv sey reservation. who delivered ;41 address. Following . selsct3oa Sey the Red Mems orchestra. an aAdr1lD of welcome was given by 9ach&R John J. Coffey of the tribe. VeeN selections were rendered by -JoAa y. kilduf and Miss Winifred BarnAelA. Following the entertainment sIre- gram. refreshments were served end dancing was enjoyed until midnight.
 Bristol High Wins Eastly <.
 The Middletown high sehoolaHee- ketball team was soundiy trcvaced by the local high quintet h11e. laot night. the final score being Il to ls. Hugret. Bristcls big center. :Was ses usual the high scorer of the svsntaS. casing six field goals The summasy:
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