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New Britain herald., 1929-05-27

Three base hits: P. Alexander. Struck out: By Berg II. Wood l. Winning pitcher, Berg. Losing pitcher: Wood.
 Gas station Hearing
 A public hearing on the applica- ton of Pratt's service station for an approval certificate for one addi. tional gasoline pump to be located at Pennington and Stafford avenues will be held in the city council cham. Der at 9 o'clock Saturday morning, June 1.
 Leave For California
 Mrs. Clifford Daley. clerk in the office of the board of assessors, eft this morning for . three weeks trip on the Shrine tour to California, She was accompanied by Mrs. Will liam Caulkins of the Upsonia apart ments on High street.
 Tax OfFice Opett Tax Collector Frank B. Riley will be in his office in the city building this evening between ' and s o'clock to receive First School district taxes and delinquent personal tax pay. ments.
 Degree Conferred
 The third degree was conferred on a large class of candidates by Palcs Council No. 35. Knights of Colum. Dus. in Red Mems hall yesterday aft ernoon. District Deputy Robert Simpson of Southington was m charge of the degree work. Funeral of Norbert Boucher The funeral of Norbert Boucher, 51. of 561 North Main street, who died Friday afternoon fn Middle. town. was held at 10 o'clock Satur. day morning at St. Ann's church. A requiem mass was celebrated at 7:30 o'clock this morning. Burial was in St. Thomas cemetery. Mir. Boucher came to Bristol about 12 years ago and. until his last illness. had been employed 1t the New Departure Manufacturing company.
 Attending Church Council l Representative Epaphrodttus Peek left yesterday for Detroit. Michigan. where he will attend the biennial meeting of the National Council of Congregational churches to be held in that city from May 2S to June 1.
 Bacyclc Stolen
 A bicycle owned by . ycunk boy in the employ of the Western Union Telegraph company was stolen fro,n in front of the company office 0a.. Turday afternoon. The police are tu. vestisating.
 To Attend Convention Chief Of Police Ernest T. Belden will leave Thursday morning for At- lanta. Ga, where he will attend tho annual convention of the Interna- tional Police association on Monday June 5. The trip will be made by automobile.
 Playground Directors Appointed
 After interviewing a number of candidates Saturday afternoon. Playground Supervisor Carl M. Penny announced the reappointment of Miss Anna Rich to the post of supervisor of girls activities at the Rockwell park playground during the present season. Ralph Water house. who has had charge of the boys activities at the playground for the past six years, has also been re- appointed and will assume his dv- ties on August l. when his term at the Illinois university is completed.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-27
JAMES SIMMS, &,
 CALLED BY DEATH
Veteran Carpenter Had Lived in Kensington for 50 Years
OFFICERS WORD ENOUGH
Doctor Will Not Hc Called in Cases Of Drunken Driving-Town Court Tonight - 200 LegtOnnaires at County Mecting-Beritn Briefs.

James Simms S4, & resident of Kensington for the past 50 yeaIS, died at hts home on High road. yes terday afternoon. He has been fail- ing in health for the past few months.
 Mir. Simms was born in Glasgow, Scotland, but came to this country 69 years ago. He lived in New Brit ain for 19 years before moving to Kensington. He was member of the South Congregational church. New Britain. and Harmony lodge. A. F. & A. NJ. He was employed for 4s years as the head carpenter at the Russell and Erwin Mfg. Co.,, in New Britain.
 He leaves his wife: one son, Will liam J. Simms of kensington; one grandson, James W. Simms, who is now with the United States marines in China. having been stationed there for the past two years: and a granddaughter. Mrs George Hallon of New Britain.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at o'clock at the late home. Rev. Theodore $. Dunn will officiate. Burial will be in Fair view cemetery. New Britain.
 Grange Whist
 The women of the Berlin Grange Sewing circle will meet tomorrow night at the home of Mfrs. Frank r. Clark of 57 Ridgewood street. New Britain. at o'clock. Tables will be set for bridge and whist.
 Court Tonight
 Due to the town meeting that will he held at the town hall tomorrow night on the fire question. the weekly sessions of the BeE@in town court will be held tonight instead O! Tuesday night as usual There were no arrests made yesterday. despite the heavy traffic on the roads. Sev- eral near accidents occurred on Der lin street due to the congestion al the Pennington avenue intersection
 The cases scheduled for tonight are arrests that were made during the week by local police. Two were for drunken driving and they will be settled tonight.
 Officers of the force stated yester- day that there was no necessity oi taking . man to be examined by | doctor. if there was evidence that he had been drinking. Several time' there have been arguments put uE by drivers arrested on this charge, n they were not examined before they were arrested. They can say that they were not drunk and some case, have been discharged because ol this failure. It is understood al present that in the future there vii be no doctors examination necessar, 10 convict 8 man on the charge and that the officers word will be suffi cient evidence in the court.
 zoo LcgSoanaifes Gather
 At the county meeting of the American Legion held at the Grange hall yesterday afternoon. 200 mem. bcrs of the various Legion posts ir the county gathered. The auxiliary held q meeting at the same time il the lower rooms of the hall. Rou tine business was transacted an! the reports Of the membershiI drives of the different posts vert read. It was brought out that thu Berlin post had just failed to sair its quota for the year. as one mem
New Britain herald., 1929-05-27
WINS SECOND PRIZE

Herbert W. Owen of this city. a member of the Junior Achievement Model Airplane club at the Y. M C. A.. won second prize for sustain cd flight Of model airplane con test at Hartford Saturday. It wss . statewide contest. Owens plane stayed in the air ls6 seconds.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-27
Leave For California

Mrs. Clifford Daley. clerk in the office of the board of assessors, eft this morning for . three weeks trip on the Shrine tour to California. She was accompanied by Mrs. Will liam Caulkins of the Upsonia apart meNfG np A{Dk
New Britain herald., 1929-05-27
Tax ORtce Opeli

Tax Collector Frank B. Riley will be in his office in the city building this evening between ! and s o'clock to receive First School district taxes and delinquent personal tax pay. ments
New Britain herald., 1929-05-27

Of the 5,39a youngsters who left home from 100 large cities last year. according to the Travellers Aid, 3o2 went to Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-27
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New Britain herald., 1929-05-27
Newington Legion Post
 To Get Charter June 2S

The newly organized Newington Post of the American Legion will re- ceive its charter from National headquarters on June e5 and the Hartford County association of the Legion. at its monthly meeting held al Grange hall in Berlin yesterday, voted to attend the attendant cele- bration in Newington. The post has made plans to entertain hundreds of members of the Legion and of the Auxiliary on the night in question.
 Eddy-Giover post, with 727 mem-' bers at the present time. is by far the largest American Legion post in the state. according to figures an- nounced yesterday at the meeting of the district organization.
 The membership in Hartford county totals 3,023, the largest num- Der it has ever attained at this timc in any previous year.
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Thanks DAY
Bride VIII
Be HOnOYed

Miss June Smith and Miss Mar
jorie Muriel Smith will entertain
tonight at the Lumley tearoom with
a bridge party and miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Mildred L..
Smith, whose marriage to Mac Hol-
lingsworth will take place Thanks
giving day at the United Brethren
church.
The bridal colors, orchid and
green, will be carried out in decora-
tons and appointments. Orchid
chrysanthemums and orchid and
green tapers will decorate the tables
at serving time. The hostess will
be assisted by their mothers, Mrs. D.
F. Smith and Mrs. j. B. Smith.
Guests, with the bride elect, will
include: Mrs. R. F. Johnson, Mrs.
John Martin, Mrs. G. Check, Mrs.
Karl Hollingsworth, Mrs. L. Flack,
Miss Juanita Jordan, Miss Lavona
Milan, Miss Irene James Miss
Christina Valentine, Miss Margaret
Byers, Miss Mildred James, Miss
Mary Sullivan, Miss Margaret Sulli-
van, Miss Bobbie Ruse, Miss Betty
Lee, Miss Neva Hadley, Miss Lucille
James, Miss Juanita Thompson.
Miss Helen Powers, Miss Olive
Winsted, Miss Dorothy Winsted,
Miss Kathryn Montgomery and
Miss Naomi Lawler.
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INITIATION TO
Be Featured
at Musicale

Mrs. Frank Hunter, 1894 North
Illinois street, will be hostess for
the monthly musicale, to be given
by members Of Zeta chapter, Sigma
Alpha Iota, national musical
sorority, Wednesday night at her
home.
Miss Norma France will be
initiated into active membership at
Z o'clock. prior to the program. Miss
France recently returned from
year abroad, where she studied with
Nine. Cahier. Preceding the pro-
gram, Miss Flora Lyons of the
Arthur Jordan conservatory, will
discuss the lives of Haydn and
Mozart.
Mrs. William Devin. chairman,
has arranged the following pro-
gram.
''Romanza, Flat Major" ...... Mozart
Mrs. Fanetta Hitz Brady.
Deb Vieni. Non Tardar" lie Nozze di
She never Told Her Love ....... Haydn
Miss Beatrice Batty
'Voi Che Sapete" lie NoSze di Figaro
"pei Mo Core" iorfeo) ......... Haydn
Mrs. Louis Becovits.
Miss Opal Reynolds.
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Hartford City, and Mrs. E. D. Miller,
La Porte. Election, Mrs. E. H. Pur-
cell, indianapolis, and Mrs. c. G.
Freese, La Porte. Resolutions, Mrs.
Charles Ritter, Hartford City; Mrs.
George Moening, Evansville, and
Mrs. Neh McAlpine, Indianapolis.
Auditing, Mrs. D. H. Fatout and
Mrs. Charles Linkenhelt, Indian
apolis.
Fifty women are attending the
two-day meeting, including twenty
six delegates, and seven state off,
GERS.
The convention was opened this
morning by Mrs. Decker, Mrs. Anna
Ward, recording secretary, took roll
call, and Mrs. Spiegel gave the well
come address, to which Mrs. Ritter
responded.
Mayor L. Ert Slack was the prin-
cipal speaker. He welcomed the
group to Indianapolis, and spoke of
the fine work of the organization.
During a luncheon at the Sphinx
Arms reports of officers and COM
mittees were read and approved and,
in the afternoon, after a trip to the
new Scottish Rite cathedral, the
delegates and guests were enter
tanned with tea at the home Of Mrs.
Bruce Maxwell, Millersville road.
Following election of officers on
Wednesday the convention will close
with a luncheon, for which fifty res
ervations have been made.
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CARD PARTIES

Winimac Council No. 148, D. P,
will give luncheon and card party
at the home economics studio, 900
Century building, So South Pennsyl-
vania street, Thursday.
Center Council Security Benefit
Association, will give a card and
bunco party at 1862 East Maryland
street at $50 tonight.
Members of the Altar Society of
st. Roch's church will give their reg
ular tournament card party in the
hall, $500 South Meridian street,
Thursday night. Mrs. Jack L. Lie
land is hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Gordon Clark, Mrs. Roman Sauer,
Mrs. Frank Gordon, Mrs. Roy Mayer,
Mrs. George Oeftering, Mrs. Mat
thew Braun and Mrs Mary Risch.
Free transportation will be provided
from the South Meridian street car.
Ramona Grove, Supreme Fores5
Woodman circle. will give a euchre
and bunco party Wednesday night
at $50 at the hall, Capital and
North streets.
Two-in-one Club will hold its
regular Wednesday card party at
2:15 at 1873 East Ohio street.
Mrs. Harry Pobst, 824 North
Sherman drive, will be hostess for
card party to be given at her home
by members of the Druid Busy Bee
Club at o'clock Wednesday after
noon.
A card and lotto party will be
given Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons at the school hall, 315
north New Jersey street, for the
benefit of st. Mary's bazaar.
Mrs. Merrill Wilson will be hostess
for a card party to be given at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon by mem
bers of Delta Zeta Mothers Club at
the Butler chapter house. Mrs. Will
son is being assisted by Mrs. E. F.
Headrick, Mrs. A. E. Shirley, Mrs.
H NJ Bownlee and Mrs. D. j.
Guedelhoefer.
Members of Theta M sorority
will be entertained with a bridge
party Wednesday night at the home
of Miss Norma Hart.
Members of Northwestern camp
No. AIS, Royal Neighbors of Amer
lea, will give card party at Wood
mems hall, RAIDER and Twenty
eighth street. at 8 Wednesday night.
Members of the Lauter Mothers
Club will give a euchre party
Thursday night at 8:l5 in the club
rooms, Market and Greeley streets.
A door prize will be given.
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$50 Present at
AItrnSa Clubs
Annual Benefit

Annual benefit card party, given
Monday night at the Marot hotel by
the Indianapolis Altrusa Club, was
attended by more than $50 guests.
Mrs. Elizabeth Redmond Boyle,
chairman of the ways and means
committee, was in charge, assisted
by Mrs. Frank G. Williams, Mrs
Harry Bassett, Mrs. Augusta B.
HOLSTER, Mrs. katherine Dale, Mrs
Minnie Foley, Mrs. A. c. Coll, Mrs.
Adelaide Lewis, Mrs. Georgianna
Weber, Miss Lulie Gibbons. Miss
Ada B. Robinson, Miss Emily 10
Rigler, Miss Helen Clayton, Miss
Laura Holden, Miss Mary Perrott,
Miss Virginia Trone and Miss Eva
Storch.
Miss Rosemary Pearce, Miss Mil
bred Pearce. Miss Mary E. Cook,
Miss Mildred Cook, Miss Dorothy
Fitzgerald, Miss Betty Jane Teni-
perly, Miss Georgianna Weber and
Miss Elizabeth Warren, daughters,
granddaughters, and nieces of men,
bers, dressed in white carleton cos
tunes, sold CONNECTIONS, which they
carried in blue and white baskets.
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Thirtieth anniversary of the
Woman's Research club was cele-
brated by members of the organiza-
ton with a musical tea Monday
afternoon at the Marott hotel. One
hundred twenty-five guests were
entertained.
The affair was given in the crystal
ballroom of the Marott hotel. The
room was decorated with white
chrysanthemums. The tea tah'e I'D
a centerpiece Of white ponpon
chrysanthemums and all appoiat-
ments and decorations were in green
and white, club colors.
Mrs. w. T. Brown, first president
Of the club, formerly Of Indianapolis,
who is visiting here, was the guest of
honor. Assisting in receiving were
other past presidents, including Mrs.
w. F. Ault, Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter,
Mrs. G. E. Cottingham, Mrs. D. S.
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Day Nursery,s
Mothers to Be
Dinner Guests

Mothers Of the Indianapolis day
nursery will be entertained with a
$50 dinner tonight at the nursery,
542 Lockerbie street. This is the
third annual affair. Mrs. j. D. HosS,
president of the Indianapolis day
nursery, and Mrs. John F. Engelke,
chairman of the affair, are in charge
of arrangements.
Other members of the board, as
sisting Mrs. Hoss and Mrs. Engelke,
are Mrs. r. j. Hudelson, Mrs.
Charles K. Mcdowell, Mrs. Bert Ba-
con, Mrs. M. j. Spencer, Mrs. v. B.
Sharritts, Mrs. Hiram Raffensperg-
er, Mrs. G. A. James, Mrs. Willard
Boyle and Miss Dorothy Cunning
ham. Miss Lillian Copeland is house
superintendent.
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Research Club Anniversary Is
Celebrated With Musicale

Menasco, Mrs. r. o. McAlexander,
Mrs. Curtis A. Hodges, Mrs. George
A. Van Dyke and Miss Alta M.
Roberts.
Special guests we're Miss Sarah
Rudesill, founder; Mrs. Albert Kim
berlin, Mrs. L. C. Cline, Mrs. John
M. Dalrymple, Mrs. David Ross,
Mrs. j. r. Jones, Mrs. w. H. Kill
man, Mrs. F. T. McWhirter, Mrs. G.
E. Cottinghan1, and Miss Roberts,
all charter members.
Miss Louise Dauner, violinist, and
Mrs. Anita Scott, soprano, presented
the musical program, which was in
charge of Mrs. John Kolmer.
HoStesses for the affair were Mrs.
Buchanan, Mrs. Dalrympie, Mrs.
Kiinberlin, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Cline
and Mrs. Thomas Sinner, assisted
by Mrs. Merle Sidener, Mrs. Sey-
mour Morrison, Mrs. r. o. McAlex-
ander, and Mrs. E. D. Clark.
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Mrs. Sonf7ott
Is Hostess to
Literary Club

Members of the Multum- in arvo
Literary Club held their November
meeting at the Children's Museum
today, with Mrs. Emil Souf1ott as
hostess.
Responses to roll call were in
keeping with Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. William H. Polk gave a re-
view Of the book, 1.-THE Story Of a
Pioneer" by Anna Howard Shaw.
A discussion by members followed.
The tea table was covered with
a filet lace cloth and lighted with
yellow tapers. The centerpiece was
bronze and yellow chrysanthemums
Mrs. Polk and Mrs. w. F. Holmes
presided. The meeting was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Ernest Fullenwider,
president.
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PERSONALS

Among the Indianapolis persons
who are at the Edgewater Beach
hotel, Chicago, are Mrs. G. Hoffman,
Mrs. r. P. Hoffman and Mr.. and
Mrs. I. H. Tompkins.
Mrs. Donald Clark and son Donald
Jr., who have been visiting Mrs.
Mary Meehan, 521 Dorman street,
have returned to their home in
Bayonne, N. j.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Ready, Con-
nersville, spent the weekend with
Miss Edith Reed, 671 East Twenty
first street.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair c. Parry,
3010 North Meridian street, have
gone to French Lick Springs for a
short vacation.
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Miss Burns
Is Bride of
p. 7. Walsh

Miss Marguerite Mary Burns.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James j.
Burns, became the bride of Patrick
Thomas Welsh, son of Thomas
Walsh, Brownsburg, at this morn
ing at st. Anthonys church.
The wedding service and nuptiaI
high mass were celebrated by the
Rev. John F. McShane, uncle of the
bride. The chancel was banked with
palms and the altar was decorated
with white chrysanthemums and
lighted with cathedral candles.
Miss Gertrude Whelan, accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Sees, Or
ganist, sang 20 Salutaris" and Ros-
wigs Ave Maria"
Miss Clara Grande, the brides
only attendant, wore pink satin
gown, made with a fitted bodice,
long tight sleeves and a long. full
skirt, edged with Chantilly lace.
She wore pink felt hat and
carried pink chrysanthemums, tied
with pink tulle. She wore a neck
lace, the gift of the bride.
Martin Walsh, rownsburg.
brother of the bridegroom, was best
man.
The bride, who walked alone,
wore white georgettes, made with g.
basque waist, long fitted sleeves and
long full skirt of Chantilly lace. Her
tulle veil was arranged cap shape,
with clusters of orange blossoms
and carried a bouquet of brides
roses and orchids, tied with white
ribbons with showers of lilies Of the
valley.
Following the ceremony, we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides parents. The
house was decorated with baskets
of white chrysanthemun1s. The bri-
dial table was conferred with a TERED
wedding cake and lighted with white
taperS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh have gone
on a trip to Chicago and Detroit,
the bride travelling in blue ensem-
BILE with accessories to match. They
will be at home in Brownsburg after
Nov. Is.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Nor
gan and John Burdeno, Detroit.
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Nurses VIII
Attend Too
Conventions

At Hotel Lincoln Monday night,
the board of directors Of the Indi-
ana Association Of American Nurses
Association, at dinner meeting,
appointed delegates to the annual
meeting of the midwest division, to
be held in October, 1890, at West
Baden Springs, and to the national
convention, to be held in Milwaukee
in June.
Miss Gertrude Upjohn, Evansville,
president of the Indiana associa-
ton, and Miss Eugenia Kennedy.
executive secretary, will attend the
national convention, and Miss Up
john, Miss Kennedy and Miss Anna
Hoffman, TT. Wayne, director, will
be delegates to West Baden
The Indiana association is COM
prised of more than seventeen hun
dred registered nurses.
The committee chairmen, ap-
pointed for the year, are: Program,
Miss Ina GaSkill; membership. Miss
Beatrice Gerwin; arrangements,
Miss Ida Waltz; publications, Miss
Flora butcher; nominating. Miss
Hoffman: relief fund, Miss Mary
Elma Thompson, Princeton; revision
of bylaws, Miss Nellie Brown,
Muncie; legislative, Miss Kennedy;
ethical standards, Miss Elizabeth
Pitman, Fl. Wayne; American
Journal of Nursing. Miss Kennedy;
Red Cross nursing service, Miss
Jessie. Groves.
With Miss Pitman, serving as
members of the nursing committee
are Miss Agnes Hollinon, Evansville;
Miss Margaret Parker, and Miss
Anna Scott, South Bend; Miss Eliza
beth Springer, Huntington, and Miss
Edith G. Willis, Vincennes.
Members of the board, with Miss
Upjohn and Miss Kennedy, are:
First e-President, Miss Lulu
Cline, South Bend; second vice
president, Miss Pitman; secretary,
Mrs. Blanche Morton; treasurer,
Miss Thompson; directors, Miss
Hoffman, Miss Rosetta Graves of
Terre Haute, Miss Gaskill, Miss
Mary Walsh of Gary, Miss Brown
and Miss Rebecca Wilkinson.
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Mrs. Pettijohn
GiUes Benefit
for Food Fund

Mrs. Fred Pettijohn, 1866 Park
avenue, was hostess this afternoon
at her home with a benefit tea for
the nutrition camp fund of the
Latreian chapters of indianapolis.
Miss Helen Williamson was general
chairman.
-Four chapters of the Latreian
Club were represented on the COM
mittees in charge Of arrangements,
the proceeds of which were given
to the Marion County tuberculosis
Association for the caring of under
privileged children at the nutrition
camp for sick children at Bridge
port.
An exhibit of canvases, painted
by V. j. Cariani, a member Of the
Brown county group of artists.
whose studio is in Nashville, was a
feature Of the program. Mrs. Karo-
lima PAUL. gave a group of Swiss
folk songs and yodel numbers.
Other members of the committee in
charge were Mrs. Robert Coleman,
Mrs. Donald Rub, Mrs. w. L. APP
pell and Miss leila Crossman.