New Britain herald., 1929-11-06

then, by which mental health may be measured, is primarily community usefulness and, secondarily individ- ual happiness"
 Funeral of Stanley Prog
 The funeral services of Stanley | Prog of 72 Beech street, who hang ed himself Monday in a jail cell, were held at his home at II o'clock this morning. Burial followed In St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Contract Awarded The contract for improvements on Belridge road has been awarded to 1 Frank SpranZo of New Britain, work to start as soon as possible. | Other bidders were Fred Helming and Cosmo Vacca of Bristol and l Christopher Zille of Southington. Officers Installed Officers of. the local post of the American Legion were installed at a meeting held in the club rooms last night. A large number of mem- bers were present. The following were installed: Roy Barton, com- mander; H. w. Perkins and Isaac Kicker, vice commanders; C. M. Pfennig, adjutant; Rolfe E. Rowe, chaplain; George Blackall,. treasur- CT; and Irving Wasley, financial sec retary. A social followed the install lation.
 First Aid Equipment Complete
 Through the efforts of George Blackall, local druggist, the Bristol Boys club now has a complete out fit Of first aid equipment. MT. Black all handled the clubs original re- quest for equipment and the various drug store dealers of the city fell in line and made the outfit complete. There were Il donations altogether.
 Vists Southern Colleges
 Rev. Francis T. Cooke, pastor of the Congregational church, is mak- ing tour of the south and is visit ing the different colleges there. He is one of a group of 10 New Eng land ministers who have left for the trip through the southern Congre- gational schools and the colleges.
 The tour will last for two weeks and. in the absence of Mir. Cooke, Reverend Hubert D. Jones of the Methodist church and Reverend P. F. Wolfenson Of the Baptist church will answer pastoral service calls Rev, Watson L. Phillips of New Haven will occupy the church pulpit fN {u. C,,o
 The trip is under the auspices of the American Missionary association and the personal leadership of George l.. Cady, secretary.
 Auxiliary Daisy Sale
 The, annual daisy sale Of the American Legion auxiliary will be conducted on the streets of the city and by house-to-house canvass on Saturday.
 The members Of the auxiliary, as sisted by a number of Camp Fire girls. will sell on the streets. and members residing in specified sec tions will do the canvassing of houses. The greater portion of the money derived through the sale of the flowers is used for Christmas welfare work and for work among disabled war veterans.
 The sale is in charge of Mrs. John Dolan.
 D. of I. Annual Banquet
 The largest attendance in years is anticipated at the annual Daughters of Isabella banquet and installation of officers to be held at the Red Mems wigwam on Monday evening.
 A turkey supper will be served at ' o'clock and the meeting will fol- low immediately after.
 A banquet committee has been ap- pointed. consisting of Mrs. stephen Cusher chairlady; Mrs. A. r. Pa derewski, Mrs. James Corrigan and Mrs. Charles Phelan.
 Swedish Play
 A play, in Swedish, will be pre- scented at the Federal Hill auditori- um on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The title of the play is "Grannarna," and it will be presented under the auspices of the Girls society of the Swedish Lutheran church.
 The cast of eight members of the New Britain Swedish Luthern