New Britain herald., 1929-12-30
PythiaS to Install

i-tlldH louge, NO. y, Knights or 1'ythias, will take place at the club
 rooms of the order on Thursday eve ming al s o'clock. The officers to be installed for the ensuing year end- Ing July l, are as follows: C. A. Hurp. chancellor commander; N. C. 1 Reynolds vice chancellor: l.. w. f Goodsell, prelate; Rupert Adams, master at arms; Alex Christy, master
 Of work; T. J. Witherwax, master of | finance; F. C. Eairclough, master of
 eNchequer: A. l.. Cucel. keeper of
 records and seals; r. w. Barnum,
 trustee; Douglass Modeen, past 1 chancellor; l.. Caster, inner guard: ::
 and F W. Barnum, outer guard. 1 An oyster supper will be served
 following the installation of officers, i in honor Of the members of Sessions ! lodg". No. 4. of Forcstvillc. Tha
 Bristol branch of the society is do-
 mating the supper because of loss
 sustained at the hands Of the Forest, Sillo players in recent card tour
 namuut, The present officers have t sent out an urgent request to mcm-
 hcrs to attend the installation so that i they may acquaint themselves with | the new heads,
 1 Store Burelarilcd
 l \ stere owned by Scfan Skyszyp- c&ynsM on Willoughby street in the | Barnes tract at the north end of the 1 city was broken into sometime Sat ] urday night, according to a report made at police headquarters yester-
 day morning, and a large quantity l of cigars, groceries, canned goods and butter and between $10 and $l5 1 in change were taken. Entrance was made by smashing four panes of 1 glass from the rear door of the store and releasing the catch on the lock
 which held it. The robbers, it is | thought. are the same ones who l broke into and robbed another store on Fairfield street in the Maplew ood i tract not far away.
 ! Mir SkyszypcZynski reported at i hcalduarters that a man. appearing 1 to be about 30 or g years Of age, wearing q yellow coat and soft hat, weighing in the ghborhood of l60 pounds and about j feet. nine inches | tall strolled into the store at about | l o'clock on the night of the break, | purchased q package of cigarettes,
 made a number of inquiries, and l left. It was thought that he was a l stranger in the city. The police con- dnctcd an investigation immediately and hope to apprchend the thief 1 within q short time.
 a- ... Will Survive
 ! Officials of the Bristol hospital stated last night that William Hart,
 co. of 106 Chestnut street, who was struck by a car driven by John Sa- want of this city at Church and School streets at lt;45 o'clock yes
 terday morning. will recover. He sustained q slight concussion of the | brain and minor injuries. According to police report. Hart came out of 1 the Baptist church. where he is en- | ployed as janitor, and vas crossing 1 the road when he was struck by the | SaVant car. pr. Benedict x. Whip pie attended him.
 Sdvant was notified 10 appear at | police headquarters this morning. l but his case was continued until Saturday to permit the recovery Of Mr. Hart
 Chanul<ah Celebration [ Last evening at : o'clock the ] Bristol Hebrew school celebrated 1 Chanukah, or what is better known
 as the "Fcast Of Lights" at the
 local synagogue. President David Ap-
 pell opened the celebration and Rab- hi flutzik delivered a brief talk on Six Years of Beth Israel Activity" The pupils of the school participat- "d Tn the bonediction of the Chanu- Nah lights Immediately after the | speech, and then eight pupils told the story Of Chauukah. \ play en- tltlod "Hannah." based on Jewish American life, was presented. The tolloWln& took part in the play: IhnaI1 Hackman. Lillian Simon. Marian Land, Muricl Chodos. Ruth Land, Phyllis Simon and David Pint. Zlk. A comedy sketch entitled "'TeIa- phone Calls by Marvin Kapp fol- lowed. Eccitations were given in Hebrew and American by a number or the children. A Bible play was pfeaehled' a class sing was sung, and .the celebration was brought 10 o close with the singing of the "Hatik- van. the Jewish anthem, by the en- tire audience.
 Plants Resume Operations
 several Of the local manufactur- Ing plants, among them the New De. parture Mfg Co.,. the Needer- Root Co.,, and the Mills Box sbop. TO. stunned operations this morning fol. lowing a Christmas vacation. Tho greater number of the other plants Will reopen next Monday.
 Benefit Party for School
 \ benefit bridge and whist party Will be given in St. Joscph's Gui,d nail on Friday evening at S oclocl; for St, Mart's Preparatory school S''nat'd ln Detroit, Mich, which burned 10 inc ground recently. A committee consisting of Miss Rose IHcclo, chairman: Mrs. Martin i.ouShIln, Mrs. Edward F. Johns. Mrs, G2orgo I.aCourSo and Mrs. John Gosgri(r. is arranging for the affair. Miss Eiccio is q student at Mar'Gold college in the city where Sj' M1ry'S was demolished.
 Mrs. Mary T.. King
 Mrs Mary F.. King. S2. Of 9G Main street, died carly Saturday morning al the Plainville private hospital fol- lowing an illness of two weeks. The remains were shipped to the funeral pitrlors Of Farley and Molloy in Hartford Saturday morning and the funeral will take place there. The
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