New Britain herald., 1928-12-13

authorized capital of Slee.eeo an4 will start business with that amount and 2 surplus of S50.O00.
 Stolen Auto Recoveeed
 An automobile owned by Dennis O'Connor of 97 Fairlawn avenue. Waterbury, which was stolen in that city last Monday night stels the automobile of David A. Lpman, local merchant. from its parking placed on Riverside avenue. It b be- lieved that they spent the evening in Waterbury and then leaving Lip- mans car in some isolated spot. borrowed" O'Connor's car in which to make the return trip to Bristol A search is being made in Water. bury for Lipman's car. but 1t had net been located at . late hour this morning.
 Lions Bowl in Nlerideo
 Members of the Bristol Lions club bowling team defeated the Meriden Lions team in the latter city last evening. A supper was aerv- ed in Mountain Cabin following the kenneth J. RAfrc4 Kenneth Joseph. IS months old son of Mir. and Mrs. Salvatore Bar req of 219 Jacobs street. died Wsd- nesday with convulsions. He is sur vived by his parents.
 The funeral will be held RHday morning. Burial will be in the new St. Joseph's cemetery. Church Baxaaf l A three days bazaar opened this afternoon at the Guild hall of 6t. Joseph's church on Queen street. The bazaar will be open each after noon and evening. closing Saturday night. The proceeds will be donat. ed to the church fund.
 Probation Officers Meet
 The quarterly meeting of the Con- necticut Probation OYicers' aasocla- ton was held in this city today. \ business session was held at II .. m. at the Elks home. where . lunch con was served at 12:3o p. m.
 During the afternoon session Pro- bation Officer William T. Lynch and Juvenile Probation Officer Annie O'Bren of Hartford spoke on Pro. bation, a Social Agency Within the Courts"
 Katherine Gaylord Chapter
 Mrs. Carlyle F. Barnes will en- certain members of Katherine Gay lord chapter, D. A. R.. at her home at o'clock Friday afternoon, De- cember 14. Miss Katherine A. Net tleton, state regent. and Miss Eme- line A. Street, state vice regent, will be the guests of honor.
 First League Game
 The Bristol high school basket. ball team will play its first league game of the season tomorrow eve ming in the local gym with the Middletown high quintet furnishing the opposition.
 The local team has been weaken ed considerably by the removal of White, center. from the lineup due to ineligibility. Karwoski will be seen in that position and Roberts will be removed from . forward po- sition and placed on the backcourt. Either Laponte or Murphy will ba assigned to one of the forward.posi- tions.
 There will be a preliminary con- test starting at 7:30.
 Chimney Fire
 Squad A and Hose Company No 1o11oA o,,f o< h,1n s~y> this morning for chimney Ire in the Audiano block at the corner ol Main street and the Memorial boule. ward. The blaze was extinguished with chemicals. There was no dam. age.
 Senior Prom
 The senior class of the high school has completed arrangement for it's annual prom, which will bs held on Thursday evening, DeceH. Der 27th. The following committees have been named: Refreshmen, committee. James Kane, Frant Koziell, 1sa Jestinsky. Everett Ar. hold: decoration committee, Mar garet Joy, Jeanette Funk. Lestel Olin, Robert Beach: music commit tee, Richard Arms, Emily Joy Stanley Ingraham. William Hanra han: program committee. Walton Beach, Jennie Klimovitch, DorothJ Bechstedt. Ralph Everett, Ralpl Weeks.
 Funeral of Mrs. Wooster
 The funeral of Mrs. J. Austin Wooster of Washington street, For estville. was held at ? o'clock thh , afternoon at her late home. Rev B. B. Styring of St. Marks church New Britain officiated and buria :. was in the Forestville cemetery. Health League Meeting The annual meeting of the Elm ployes Health Protective league vii ,, be held at o'clock this evening fl the city court room. Officers fo the ensuing year will be elected ant the reports of the retiring officer read.