New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
LESTER A.LANNING
 PARISH CLUB HEAD
Officers and Committees for
 Coming Year Named at Meeting
THREE BREAKS REPORTED
Only S2 Obtained at Trio of Stores St, Joscph's Parish Census Com p!etcd-iu;o Thief Fined St00- smith Street Hearing Notes.

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 The officers and committees of the Congregational Parish club for the year lg29-30 were named at q meet ing held in the club rooms last eve- ming.
 Lester A. Lanning was named president, William T. Murden vice president, and Mrs. T. c. Delaval Crow secretary. The following were appointed 10 the entertainment con- mittee: MT. and Mrs. Clifford Case. chairmen, first meeting; MT. and Mrs. William T. Murden, Mir. and Mrs. Carleton Beckwith. and Mr. and Mrs T. C. Delaval Crow.
 The committee appointed for the second meeting consists of the fol- lowing: pr. and Mrs. r. A. Nestos, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Good ridge, Mir. and Mrs. George B Ward, and MT and Mrs. Kendall Pierce.
 For the third meeting, the follow ing were chosen; Mir. and Mrs. Ken ncth F. Beckwith. chairmen: Mr and Mrs. Harold Reid, Mir. and Mrs James Malcolm. and NIr. and Mrs Kenneth Chapin.
 The refreshment committees were also selected for three meetings. For the first, the following were ap- pointed: Mir. and Mrs. James Wood ruff, Chairmen; MT. and Mrs. Will liam F. Watson, Mir. and Mrs Lester Edgerton. Mir. and Mrs. Lester Bow den, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.. Pease.
 On the second meeting committee, the following are 10 work: Mir. and Mrs. William Smith. chairmen; Mir. and Mrs. James Mather, MT. and Mrs. Keith Mercy. Mr. and Mrs. John Swenson, and Mir. and Mrs. Guy Wright.
 The committee for third meeting will be as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Dwight C. Buffum. chairmen; MT. and Mrs. H. D. Gwillim, Mir. and Mrs. Lester Linberg. MT. and Mrs. Dana Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. C. V Cham berlin.
 The membership committee in Cluded the following: Mir and Mrs. Horace Staples, chairnen; Mir. Ken meth Beckwith. Keith Graham. Ly- man Frost, Clarence Golf and Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Park.
 The working committee has Mr. and Mrs. William BowcS as chair men and the following: MT. and Mrs. John Kielman, MT. and Mrs Raymond Marsh. and Mir. and Mrs II. l.. Spannburg.
 Carleton B. Beckwith. local super. intendent of evening schools, ha, charge of publicity work.
 The first meeting of the Parish club will be open to the general pub lie and will be in the form of ar unique entertainment executed by David B. Boothe of Stratford, a phil &nthropist who spccializes on work like that being promoted by the Parish club.
 Mr. BOothe, in addition to a fine evenings entertainment, has donat- ed and will offer 5000 packages ot miscellaneous articles of different values to be sold at a nominal price the entire proceeds 10 be turned oyel to the new club
 Three Minor Breaks
 Burglars are again at work throughout the city. Minor breaks were reported at police headquar- ters yesterday at the following three stores; Paul Spooner's meat markt S5 North Main street; Andrew Brothers flower shop at 24O Main street; and the Prospect Barber shop on Prospect street.
 Entrances were made by break ing glasses in windows and by re- leasing the catches in the locks The police are Investigating tn. thefts.
 Less than s2 was taken at al three places by the burglars, so tho business cant have been so very profitable.
 Joint Meeting
 X joint meeting of the city coun- ell and the board of education will be held at the council chamber tonight at 7:3O o'clock The council will discuss the matter of grading Belridge road and ac. ceptinS it as public highway.
 The board of park commissioners will meet tomorrow at &.
 Parish Census The annual census of St. Joseph. church has been completed by Rev | William I. I.aflin. pastor. and Rev | stephen J. Carr and Rev. Johr O'Donncll. assistants. ! The census shows that sliChtl, over 900 families. consisting of nor, than 4,ooO persons, are members 0 St. Josephs parish.
 The census for this year, accord l n n ok