New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

l
 ernoon in the directors' room Of the
 Bristol National bank to consider
 the proposal of increasing the capi.
 tai stock. The new bank. which will
 open for business in the northern
 section of the city upon the comple.
 tion of its new home late this year.
 is ca pitalized at $10o.00O and has .
 surplus of $5o.000. It is understood
 that the capital stock will be in.
 creased to sI5o,ooo and the surplus
 to s75,oo0.
 | The selection of a successor td Charles T, Treadway. who recently
 resigned as president of the new 1 bank. will not be made at today's meeting, according to . statement 1 made by member of the board of i directors.
 Loses Motor in Lake Efforts are being made today to 1 recover an outhoard motor lost at i Lake Compounce Saturday after noon during trial spin of the
 'Hiavarha." owned by Carl H. Ma.
 son of this city. The boat at the i time was being driven by L. H. Case
 of 214 Grove street, who. upon mo-
 ticing the motor slipping from its i position. called 10 Mir. Mason who { was i'll the Miss Chief" nearby Be- 1 fore Mason could reach the "Hia- 1 wafha,' however. the motor had l slipped its fastenines and sunk in 1 about 30 feet ot water. The motor
 IS valued at so75.
 Brannan-Farrel Wedding A very pretty wedding was sol- emnized at St Matthew's church at o'clock this morning when Miss ! Florence F. Farrel of Central street, i Forestville. daughter of Mrs. Fam nle Hart of Elmuood, became the 1 bride of Robert H. Grammar of East 1 Main street. Forestvile. son of Fred ! erick Brannan of Waterbury. Rev. 1 William P, Laflin celebrated the
 nuptial high mass.
 1 The maid of honor was Miss Dor
 othy Prindle of this city and Paul J. 1 Mccarthy served the bridegroom as 1 best man. The bride wore a gown of rose beige ensemble and carried
 a shower bouquet of roses and sweet peas, The maid of honor wore
 a gown of pink ensemble and car | lied a bouquet of sweet peas. ! The bride is employed as a tele- | phone operator in the office of the i Bristol Brass corporation and the | bridegroom is employed as a clerk ! at the same concern. Following an unannounced wedding trip, Mir. and i Mrs. Brannan will reside in Forest
 vile.
 | OCtOgenarian Dies ! Mrs Harriet M. Lines. s7, widow Of Calvin Lines died at 1l:30 o'clock 1 Saturday morning at the home of | her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Lockwood.
 5s Stewart street. She had been con- | fined to her room for the past two years with infrmities incident to advanced years.
 Mrs. Lines was born in Wood-
 bury. Conn. and had lived there un-
 til Il years ago when she came to
 this city. Funeral services were
 held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at
 her daughters home. Burial was
 in the family lot in Woodbury. Hadsell Camp to Meet A meeting of G. A. Hadsell camp. | |, S. w. N.. will be held at 8 o'clock
 this evening in Arcanum hall. Arr
 engagements for attending the an- nual state convention in South Nor
 walk on June 22nd and c3rd will be
 completed.
 Endees Win. ...
 The New Departure baseball team | although. outhit, annexed an easy
 victory at Muzzy Field Sunday after
 noon. defeating the Fort Trumbull
 team of New London. 8 to s. Both
 pitchers were wild. Mccarthy of the locals walking seven and Donovan
 of the New London team passing
 six. Fast fielding kept Mccarthy l out of serious trouble on several occasions. Goodrich. Endee first ! haseman. featured with home run inside the park. The score by in- nings:
 Bristol .......... c01 0o5 0ox-S Fort Trumbull .... 100 001 111-5 Two base hits-Gadbois. Barra- i clough: home run. Goordige: stolen | bases. Scott 2. Gritchley. Doherty:
 sacrifices. Scott. Mccarthy. Gad-
 bois. Havens. Gregory: double plays. Malcolm to Scott to Goodridge: Hutchinson to Barraclough: left on
 bases, Bristol '. Fort Trumbull 10:
 base on balls off Mccarthy !: Dono- van 6; struck out. by Mccarthy 2: by Donovan 1; hits off Donovan (
 in 1-3 innings; off Cranker. . n 2-3 innings; hit by pitcher. V Donovan Goodrich and McHugh). by Cranker (ScotD: passed balls.
 Critchley and Doherty: losing
 pitcher, Donovan. Umpires-Cough- l lin and McCabe. Time of game
 1855.
 Street Hearing Postponed. The hearing on the re-establish-
 ment of street lines on Smith street. which the city council at it's meeting on June 5th, voted to hold on Tues- day evening, June 18th. will not be held until Tuesday. July 3rd. The change in date was made necessary
 because of the inability to advertise the proposed hearing on two occa-
 slons at least fourteen days before
 the hearing night. When the coun-
 cil meets tomorrow evening, it Will be necessary 10 take q vote rescinA-
 ing the action of June 5th. The fact
 that the required fourteen days
 would not intervene between the last date of the advertisement and the council meeting tomorrow eve ming was discoyeerd on June 9th
 and the rostponement was then de- cded upon
 DoWnS-Cro<a Announcement was made tNls tContinued on Page I1I