New Britain herald., 1929-10-16
PROMOTIONS MADE BY TRUMBULL CO. Frank (. MarSden to Have
 Charge Of Baltimore District WHEELER IN N. Y. OFFICE
Legion to Install Officers on Noyem- Der 5-Grange Confcrs Degrees on Large Class of Candidates-Drlv- CTS Arrested After Accident.

Large Class of Candidates-Drlv-
 CTS Arrested After Accident.
 Two important promotions have been made by the officials of the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. as the result of the death of Axel Bergen- dahl of New Britain, manager of the New York district office of the con- cern.
 Frank G. Warden of 15 Crown street. Plainville, assistant sales manager at the local office, has been appointed to supervise sales in the Baltimore territory. MT. Warden came to Plainville from Meriden and has a large number of friends here who will be glad to hear of his pro- motion.
 Lester Wheeler of Maryland. who | had charge of the Baltimore terri | tory. has been promoted to the post of manager of the New York district office to take the place of MT Der gendahl. He will supervlse sales in ANt" ] oI h, si pdII Ol clllLoy lNdIildy Ohio, Maryland, West Virginia, Vir- ginia, and North Carolina.
 Legion to Install The newly elected officers of the Brock Barnes post, American Le- | zion, will be installed into office on Tuesday, November 3. State Con- mander Elect w. A. Alexander of Meriden will be present at the in- stallation exercises
 At the regular meeting of the post held last evening plans were dis. cusSed for the celebration of Armis. l tiCe day. It is planned to give a free l moving picture show in the after. :. noon at the Strand theater for the
 children. In the evening the annua
 banquet of the Legion and the State Guard will be held. A number of state
 Legion officers and eX- X-officers are eX : peCted to be present to address the gathering.
 A delegation from the local post 1.
 planning to visit Windsor on Sunday November 3, and take part in the dedication of a World war memoria
 there.
 A large number Of local Legion naires expect to attend the count, meeting of the Legion in Glaston bury on October 27.
 At Baptist co" T Twenty person the To
 cal Baptist church sent a | the 106th annual m, : of tn | Connecticut Baptist convention Q l Hartford yesterday. The evening ses y sion held in the Central Baptis : church was very stirring when eff
 ford Gordon Of Melbourne, Australia 0 spoke on America and World Lead l. ership." Mr. Gordon. who was edu n cated in Lexington. Virginia, an = who enjoys international fame as | speaker, held his large audienc I spellbound.
 Those who attended from her 6 were Rev. Dr. A. D. Kendrick, MT. II A. D. kendrick. Mrs. C. A. Bunnel @ Mrs. K. B, Judson, Mrs. Irving I n Tyler Mrs. F. ". Farrar, MT!
 Walter W. Wood, Mir. and Mr.
 Richard sedergren. Mrs. Jame n Webster, Miss Bertha Steward, 4 II w. Thomasen, Marshall kendricl t MT. and Mrs. Everett Temple, Perc
 Tripp. Miss Eva Johnson. MT
 Oscar Tyrrell. Irving Bronson = Arthur Bunnell, and Willlar
 Barraclough.
 Two Arrests Made
 While moving east on Pine stre,
 early last evening, a car driven | d Antoine Boyea of Africa avenue co I2 lided with a laundry truck operate il by Irving Solberg of Buck Hi rl rr Waterbury, at the corner of Pine an ls East streets.
 Edward Matthews, IS, of Wate 'x bury, who was riding on the true IS was thrown to the road along wit ,n many packages containing laundl n. articles. The boy landed under Il oo Boyea machine but crawled out u 1e hurt, Examination by Dr. L. H. Fro