New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-22
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Mrs. Florence Parker Of lt9 0oetA
street was slightly injured IN ~.
ming when struck by an automoAsjo
on North Main street near Meth
street. The driver OF the car steppe1
and after assisting Mrs. Pasksg iato
the automobile Of Isadoss umoa,
drove away. No report Of ths scci-
dent was made by the driver 70 -
lice headquarters but tho numbae q
his registration was secured and IN
arrest will be made today, aooeediae
to the police.
Mrs. Parker was taken to the Bril-.
toll hospital for treatment aad later
taken to her home
Attachments Served
Property of Frank Eewpeck On
Nelson Place was attached Monday
in the divorce action Of Ars. Vie.
toria Newpeck in which she asks fer
the custody Of four children. ali.
mony. and allowance for legal fees.
The papers were served by Consta.
BILE Roscoe L. Sessions and the writ
is returnable in the March term Of
the superior court.
Odd Fellows BuiIdia9 On.
At meeting of the stockholders
of the Odd Fellows building Co. held
last evening in Odd Fellows hall, the
following directors wee reelected:
W. i. Hough. Emil H. Funk, H. A.
Funk. Albert +. Whittier, william
French, b. G. Garrett, Carlos v.
Mason. W. w. Clark. William Grant,
II. +. Reed. w. J. Clark. L. J, Root,
A, l.. Roberts Lester r. Rowden.
At subsequent meeting Of the
directors, officers were reelected a.
follows: President, Carlos v. Ma.
son; vice president, Willard E,
Hough; treasurer. w. w. Clark; SEQ.
rotary. H. i. Reed.
II. L. Lovejoy was elected 4 di.
rector to succeed W. H. futile. d.
ceased.
Great Chiefs to Attend Acstiae
Great Chiefs of Records Charles
Seal of Maine and Robert Emerson
of Massachusetts will be the quests
OF honor at a meeting of Compeuncs
Tribe. I. Q. r. NJ. to be held In the
"lgWam on Prospect street this eve.
nlng, large number OF Red Men
from different lodges in the state are
expected to attend. The chiefs de.
gree will be exemplified on q class
of hunters and warriors.
Following the degree work,
luncheon will be served.
Funeral OF Horace B. Duval
The funeral of Horace B. Duysl
of Plainville was held at 1880 O'Clock
this morning at the home Of bis
father at 1880 o'clock and ut Il,
AIMS church at o'clock. Rev. ].
=. Perreault celebrated the hish
mass Of requiem and burial was In
the new st. Joseph's cemetery.
Stockholders Meeting
A meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Red Mems Building association
will be held at S o'clock Thursday
evening, January cath. in. the Red
Mems hall on Prospect street. Dr.
rectors for the ensuing year will b.
elected and the annual reports Of
the officers submitted.
A meeting Of the board Of Gre
commissioners will be held at 3
O'Clock Friday evening, January IS.
in the city council chamber.
Neighborhood Prayer Meoei1g
The regular weekly neighberhseN
prayer meeting will be held 1t s:Se
o'clock Wednesday morning u the
home Of Mrs. Frank B. Colvin Of -
Woodland street. Rev. Hubert d.
Jones will be the leader.
Continuing InvcsttgotSua
Police are still continuing an n.
vcstigation into the origin Of the oes
which early Sunday morning broke
out in the Olympia Ehes Shining
parlor on Main street and caused
damage estimated at approximately
$4,000. Detective Sergeant Dsutel
McGillicuddy stated today that no
arrests had been made and that
there was nothing for publication
at this time"
Chief John H. Hayes Of the Ore
department when questioned ~
ferred the qucstioners to the pSltes
department.