New Britain herald., 1930-09-04

gan and Thomas A. Tracy. Inter- ment was in St. Joseph's new ceme- tery.
 White Chosen Mentor
 John T. White, a graduate Of Bristol High school and the Univer- sity of Illinois, has been chosen ath- letic coach and director at Wilton academy. Wilton, Me. He, with his wife and son, Everett, has removed to that city to take up residence and to assume his new duties. Mrs. White was formerly Ernestine Ar mold, daughter of Ray Arnold af this city.
 While at Bristol High, White at. tained letters in three sports, base ball, football and basketball
 Eight Register at Normal
 Of 16o students who registered at the State Normal school in New Britain yesterday when the institu- ton opened classes for it's 18th year, eight were from this city. The fol- lowing girls, all graduates in the Bristol High school class of 1ecs-30, entered: Helen A. Conlon, Agnes G. Gavin, Frances NJ. Johns. Hedwig NJ. klimovitch, Constance Santa Anna, Augusta o. Selnau, Margaret J. straun and Margaret P. Vorwerk.
 Miss klimovitch was one of the prize winning essayists at the grad uatlon exercises of Bristol high held in June. Her essay, Prisons. Old and New" was accepted as a win ner from a lot of 56 manuscripts.
 Delegation to Visit
 A delegation of members from G. A. Hadsell camp, No. q, United Spanish War Veterans, comprising Commander Bruno Brown. Joseph Strup, Dana Lawrence and Charles Galpln, will attend q state meeting of the order tonight in New Haven. An invitation has been extended to the New Haven camp to attend a departmental banquet in this city on Saturday night, October 25.
 The veterans, it's auxiliary and families will hold an outing and hot cog roast at Secret Lake on Sunday. September 14.
 AIfcsieI TOT New Britain
 Clayton Woolfolk of Sylvester ave- nue, wanted by New Britain police in connection with theft in that city, was arrested at his home last evening by Officer Edgar Norton of the local force and afterward sent to the Hardware City.
 Republicans Convene Tonight
 ISnrnh1In,-- 1f gather at caucus to be held in the city hall tonight at o'clock, when delegate electors will be chosen 10 attend the state, county. congress sional. and senatorial conventions. Four persons will be selected for each convention.
 G. o. P. heads here declare that positions are not likely to be con. tested. It is rumored that delegates Will be sent to their respective con- ventions unpledged for any certain candidates. Refusal to support the nomination Of either E. Hart Fenn, current congressional incumbent, or Clarence w. Seymour, who seeks the office, leads followers to believe this.
 Neighborhood Club Meeting
 A meeting of the Neighborhood club of the South Chippens Hill school district will be held in the schoolhouse tonight at s o'clock. Miss Margaret >Eymon of the Family Welfare and Visiting Nurse associa- ton will speak on health problems. Members and persons interested are invited to be in attendance.
 Dog Ordered Leashed
 In an attempt to subdue a sudden furry of attacks on persons by un. leashed dogs, Dog Warden Joseph l.. Ryan has requested that resi- dents prevent their pets from roam Ing about the city by keeping them tied up as much as possible. The request was made today after the warden had ordered William H. Lugg of 54 Federal street, whose canine bit Jeanette Verdile. 13, of 45S North Main street and Helen Rokasa s, of 470 North Main street yesterday afternoon, to chain his animal for period of IA days.
 pr. Benjamin R. Robbins, who treated the bitten children, reported that the victims wounds were not serious. He said that they had been bitten about the legs. Officer Edgar Norton, who conducted an investi- satlon for police. said that the chill dren were picking pears from under tree on the Lugg lawn when the dog. with MT. Lugg. came around rhh nf ho girls started to run away as the dog leaped upon them.
 Wsterhouse-Randal
 An announcement of the marriage 0: Miss Edith Randall, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. D. G. Randall of Scotland, H.. to Ralph Warehouse, playground supervisor at Rockwell park during the summer and direc- tor of physical education at the Blue Island, III, High school, has been made. It took place on Friday, August % at the home of the brides the ceremony being per formed by Rev. E, K Towle of Nashville. III.
 Both Mir. and Mrs. Warehouse are graduates of the University of Illinois. where she was a member of Pi Delta Phi sorority, Wesley play CTS. and Anonian society. He. graduate of Bristol high school, was a member of Beta Psi fraternity. PhalanX. and the varsity track squad and now is a lieutenant in the officers reserve corps of the college cavalry.
 Lc2al Girl to Marry
 Miss Ruth Alice Decker, q, for merly of Bristol and now of 1790 Park avenue, New York city. will
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