New Britain herald., 1929-03-28

was head of the millinery depart
ment OF A. J. Muzzy and Compans
of this city. She later conducted a
business OF her own on Main street.
Surviving are her husband. one
daughter, Miss Isabelle Foster, both
of Litchtieid; and two brothers, Viii
liam J, DALEY OF this city and Cor
nelius b. Daley of Forestville.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed this morning.
Suffers Shock
Samuel H. Mink of 1853 Goodwin
street, a foreman at the Sessions
Clock Co, forestville, suffered a
shock while trolleying 10 work We'd
nesday morning. He was removed
TO the Bristol hospital where his con-
dition was regarded as slightly i'm
proved this morning.
Arrested for Terryville Police
John Steschon OF Terryville, an
cmploye of the New Departure Mfg.
Co, was arrested Wednesday after
noon at the local factory by Detec-
tive Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy.
He was turned over 10 Constable
jacob Goldbeck Of Terryyille later
III the day.
De Molay to Install
A public installation of officers
viii be held by Ephriam Kirby chap
Ter, Order OF DeMolay at O'Clock
this evening. The officers to be in
stalled are as follows: Master coun-
cilor, Raymond Morrill,; senior coun-
cilor, Arthur d. Patterson; junior
councillor, Kenneth Walden: senior
deacon, Perry McMaster; junior dea-
con, Frank Patterson; senior Stew
ard, Walton Beach; junior steward,
Joseph Muzzy, chaplain. Lester DIN;
marshal, Ernest Wallace; scribe,
Willard Hunt; treasurer Frank
AeWcity; almoner, Milton Hart;
standard bearer. Howard Weinz
sentinel, Ronald Hacking; first pre-
ceptor. Menard Osgood; second pre-
ccptor, George Sessions; third pre-
ceptor, Robert Garrigus; fouth pre-
ccptor, Wendall Hatch; fifth pre-
ccptor, Robert Twiss.
X. of =. Meeting
A meeting of Ethan lodge. knights
of Pythias, will be held at o'clock
this evening IN Arcanum hall. At
the end Of the business session
Rockwell Temple. Pythian Sisters,
Will initiate class of candidates
and give an exhibition drill.
Return From Cuba
Former Mayor Joseph L. Dutton
and Charity Commissioner William
j.. Smithwick, who have been enjoy
ing a ten days vacation in Havana,
Cuba. returned to their homes in
this city Wednesday afternoon.
70 Attend Convention
Miss Doris Dutton Of the South
Side school and Miss Kathryn Sulll-
Van OF the East Bristol school will
attend the meeting of the Internal
tional kindergarten Union in
Rochester n. y, April 90 to May g.
The two teachers were elected dele
gates at a recent meeting OF bris-
tol Kindergarten club.
To Reengase Playground Director
Efforts Will be made to reengage
G. NJ. Penny Of Newtonville, Mass,
as director of playground activities
for the coming season, it was ae-
nounced last night at meeting of
the city playground commission. Mr..
Penny however, viii be asked to
accept this year q salary of SO a
week, which is $50 less than was
paid him last year. The reduction
was made necessary. it was pointed
out, by the selection of Thomas
Monahan TO act as assistant director.
Supervisors Engaged
Miss Georgia Jaeger. Miss Celia
Croze and Miss Gladys Rowe were
rcappointcd supervisors of the city
Fairgrounds on Roots Island, For
estvil!c and East Bristol, at a meet
ing of the playground commissioners
last night.
One additional supervisor will be
required this year for the John
Jennings school playground on Bur-
lington avenue and the appointment
viii be made later.
Applications for positions as ST.
porVisors were received from the
following: Miss Mabel Stone. Terry.
Vile avenue; Miss Anna Mac Soren-
son, 1877 Riverside avenue; Miss
Nolanin Bradley, 3S Goodwin street;
Miss Helen Hurst, 1873 High street,
and Miss AZilda Hebort, 60 Center
street. These were ordered placed
on file.
High school Rally
\ final rally was held by the stu
dent body of the high school in the
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