New Britain herald., 1929-05-15

catisas will bs held ta the ely eeea, cil chamber at ! .. h., 1u6oAaE 0a0 ss. The Texas eemDaAy to ooo&g permission for . gas ststiea c the corner Of Race and Neeth lea1a streets and Harry \. Dasav has De- titioned for . statioa at fts.3ee North Main street Mayer V. xay. mond Crumb will prsslAe.
 Fwaesal ef Niss Mary T. leal1tne
 The funeral of Miss May '. 1ul- :ins. 4o. of North Main stsQa1 Vas held at o'clock this mernine It c. Josephs' church. Rev. WiihaM .. Lahin celebrated the high na0 sef requiem and burial was in ot Je- seph's cemetery on Tsrryvills svs- nue.
 Miss Mullins was born in this city. tho daughter of Mrs. Ellen Mullins and the late Patrick NullinA oAs attended the Federal Hill school aAl until her recent illness had beea employed at the Birgs company a North Main street. Surviving arc her mother; one brother, John. Mullins, a fireman attached to Engine Co. No. 2: and one sister, Mrs. Jane Hackett of this city.
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 A meeting of Pequabuck ledge. I. O. o. F., will be- held at [ o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall. The third degree will bs ,confsrred. ea . class of candidates.
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 Employes of the Connscfieut lieht < Power company are eneags4 in the extension of the high .tso0iDa conduit system from the peessnt terminating point at the plant Of the New Departure Mfg. O.. to kacs street.
 Bristol Boy Making God
 Johnny Moore, former star of the New Departure baseball team Of this city. has broken into the rssu- lar lineup of the Chicago Cubs saA;ts making good. On last Monday hs starred both at bat and in the Asld. making two hits out of four timss at bat and driving in two runs. Yss. terday against the Boston Braves h made one hit out of three timss .at bat and had one putout.
 Moore. after leaving this city. caught on with the New Haven eiab of the Eastern league and fer i've years starred for that outAt. He,was later sold to Jers4y City and VI purchased by the Chicago CuAsS1 year ago. = Lambert K. of C. Tfeoanash < Richard T. Lambert of CAafssl street. Forestville. vas elected tueAS1 treasurer of the Knights of Cti1n- bus at the annual csnvsnttsa' " hskd yesterday in Danhury. ''s,.
 Mir. Lamber is . past grand. knieht of Palos Council of this city: ana Aas been active in the aAairs Of tAe Se- ganixation for . decade. He ts tAe station bsssass master of 1As My York, New Haven andsl HAttfeF@ railroad. ompany at Hsrtfetd. Cluh FUeN1A.Ts .. A French-Americah Rspnklteea club has been organised fer the pus. pose of teaching Freneh-Amseisans now residing in Bristol the EngiieA language and instructins thsm' re- garding the naturalization pseeeoA The organizers of the club inclaee Rene L. raillon. Albert frotAieT, Emil Lessard. George Danis., Eatls Fortier. Nelson Prevest, JeesDA ,, Danis and Robert Danis. The elli. cers. who will serve during the -. riod of organization, are as felI6vs:' C. E. Bergeron. president: vtetAr Chabot, secretary: and Arthur LA. Lane, treasurer. z
 It is also understood that plans are now being formulated sA1esAAo organization of Frsnch-AmsrteAa Democratic club, which will aioo ~ vote it's energies toward the tAst&ue. ton of French-Amsricans te beeo0a American citizens. r, Chimney Ftee !, Squad A and Engine Co. Ne. .x. were called out shortly -.a1tsf >ye o'clock this morning fer 7 . o1ulnDAy fire in the home of Martin Ksll11tan, 23, Woodland street. TAs .baase VI extinSuished with. chemtcals. fhAAp, was no damage. .'t, s. fsr'