New Britain herald., 1928-05-12

new fire house on the corner of Lewis street and Pennington ave. nue. It is understood that the expense of laying curbs and walks about the property will not be taken out of the appropriation Of $36.500 made by the city.
 A hearing on the proposed ac- ccptance of Crown street by the city will also be held. Property owners on South Street Extension have also been notified to appear 10 show cause why the street should not be accepted. Hearings will also be held on the laying Of sidewalks and curbs on Barnes street: on the acceptance of East street and to lay sidewalks and curbs: and on the acceptance of Halg avenue as a city street.
 Glass Removed From Finger
 A small piece Of glass was re- moved from the index finger of Ser Seant Henry Jeglinski's left hand Friday afternoon by Dr. B. N. Whip pie
 several months ago, the police officer. in making a raid on a North Main street restaurant. seized . pint bottle of hquor from the proprietor. In doing so, both he and the res- taurant owner slipped and fell to the tioor the bottle breaking in the of- hcer's hand. He was given medical attention at thai time but at vari- ous time since has been troubled with the finger. which when lanced yesterday, revealed the piece Of glass.
 Eagles Initiation
 S5 candidates will be initiated at a meeting Of Bell City Aerie No. l51l of this city Sunday afternoon at meeting to be held in Eagles hall on Meadow street.
 Harmony Club Meeting
 X meeting of the Harmony club of the l2th school district on Fall Mountain will be held at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Charles D. LoNis will speak on Farm Bureau Work"
 Graduation speakers Announced
 Thomas Brosnau, Helen Burke t'ilbert Afford and John Driscoll, members Of the senior class of the high school will be speakers at the annual graduation exercises 10 be held on Friday evening. June oend. The essays written by these pupils were adjudGed the best of ten read before board of judges consisting of Mrs. C. M. Kent. Rev. Francis Fl. Cooke and George s. Beach. Twenty three members Of the class submit ted essays but at preliminary trial. all but ten were eliminated.
 Former Nurse Wesis
 Miss sophie M Lockenwitz, nurse and former resident of this city but now of 31l Central Park West, New York. and Richard F.. Dyer, insurance broker of the same address, were married Friday fin the city chapel in New York by Deputy City Clerk John J. Mccormick.
 The bride was born in this city, the daughter of Theodore and Marie Pope Lockenwitz. The bridegroom IS d nallNe or Franklin, Me.
 sail For sweden
 GustaNo Lundblad and family of so Queen street, Evans Lundblad of school street and John A. Carlson and two sons of Haig avenue sailed from New York today on the mo- torship Gripsholm for Sweden, They expect to return in the early fall
 To Work Degree
 The chiefs degree team of Com- bounce Tribe. l. 0. R. M, will trail 10 Branford this evening where they will confer the degree on a group of warriors for Pawson lodge of that town.
 DevOtions this Evening
 There will be devotions at 7:SO o'clock this evening at St. Josephs church in honor of St. Anne.
 Playing in East Hartford
 The Bristol high school baseball team is scheduled to play tho East Hartford high school nine in that town this afternoon. It will be . Central Connecticut league engage lnent.
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