New Britain herald., 1929-12-26

i NL llIS ClIS Cttlh record the lTdISleT of property and buildings as fol- lows: From Herbert A. Gillette to Michael Paradowski, land and buildings at Fifth avenue and King street, East Bristol; from Michael l'aradoWski to Herbert A. Gillette, land on South Elm street. and from Joseph T. Donovan and Frank C. Hayes 10 Demitro Zurawel, lots in 1 "OVerlook terrace" on Buckley ave- nuc.
 Wed Secretly
 Miss Frances Shipman, the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ship man of IS West street, and Dr. Jo- Scph KupperStein of GS5 Main street were wed secretly in New York last Saturday, it has been announced oy Mrs, Shipman. Many friends of the couple were surprised to hear of the sudden marriage, as they had anti cipated seeing wedding in this city within a short time. A telephone call to Mir. Shipman notified her that the couple were married, but no other particulars could be obtained.
 Mrs. Kupperstcin is a teacher at the South Side school in this city and is a graduate of Bristol hisn and of the New Britain Normal l school. The doctor. who carries >n q dental practice in both Bristol anl Tcrryvillc, is T graduate of Hartfo"d 1 Public High school and of the 1 Harvard Dental school
 The couple are expected 10 return l tIom q short honeymoon about Ne'y l Years Day,
 Celebrates Birthday
 Augustus Loomis of GO stearns ] street celebrated his S4th birthday I anniversary at the home of hjs daughter and son-in-law on Decem- ! Der 24. AIr. l.oomis is a former l chief of the Hartford fire depar'- l for about q year and a half some 1 15 years ago. He was deputy chief l Of the department for seven years. | Mir. Loomis is Civil War veteran and participated in Sherman's marsh 1 to the sea. His wife died on Decem- l bcr 1G. 1911. He came to Bristol Jn make his home with his only child Mrs Henry J. Schwab
 Wonderful Response
 Ensign Jack Connor of the local | branch of the Salvation Army stated 1 vest crdaY that more than 50 baskets | containing complete dinners were ! delivered yesterday 10 the needy Of the city. The ensign remarked that 1 the response to pleas for help was remarkable and that he wished 10 thank local residents who assisted .n | helping q great cause.
 A Christmas party at which gifts and candies will be distributed to d large number of children will be held at the Salvation Army head quarters tomorrow night. The usual custom was carried out in the public schools during the first two days of the week when children were requested 10 bring in fruits, vegetables or other food to help fill the Army baskets. The small dona- tionS by the school children helped greatly.
 Small Break Reported
 The local police received a report yesterday morning from Eds Smoke shop st 22l North Main street that some person had entered the store | by breaking q window in the rear of | the building at some time during the | previous evening and had taken a small amount of change from the cash register. The police investi- gated but could find no clue to the robbery.
 senior Prom Tomorrow The Senio promenade Of the Bris- tol high school will be held in the school gymnasium tomorrow evening starting at s o'clock. All arrange mcnts for the affair have been conl- p!"tod and it is expected that a large number of seniors and alumni will b" present. The Varsity testers Of Hartford have been engaged to fur nish the music for dancing.
 Triangular Meet
 The Bristol Boys club senior swimming squad will compete in d triangular meet at the Boys club pool tomorrow night at o'clock, when "I' teams from New Britain and Hartford will be present. The junior tankmen will compete in an- other triangular meet on Saturday q DfttTnnnD l fht ln,.l representatives of the Hartford and Now Britain "Y's' will oppose them.
 Endccs Defeated
 The Bristol New Departure bas- ketball team was defeated in Hol. yoke, Mass, last night by the Mo. hawks Of that city by Il 2G 10 25 score. The local club was weakened considerably by the absence of Jimmy Collins and Sid Eichman, who We're unable to play because of their work. Ovide Roy, veteran member Of the IIOlyoke club, home on a turlough from the United States marine corps, won the con- test for the home team in the last few minutes by tossing in two spectacular shots from the center Of the court. Stan Eichtmeycr, who jumped center for the Bristol az &r"sation, was the outstanding player of the game. Jimmy Pickcn ranked a close second.
 The HolyOkc five will tourney 10 Bristol on Saturday evening to en- gag" tn" Endees in d return contest at the state armory. A preliminary game featuring two of the city lcagnc teams will be staged at s o'clock when the Eagles face the Sccond~placc Bristol Maple End five.
 Indcc Office Party
 Tine oGic" omploycs of the New Departure Mfg, Co, staged a Christ