New Britain herald., 1930-09-13
condition of all the fire houses and with the appearance of the firemen
 Another Golf Course

condition of all the fire houses and with the appearance of the firemen.
 Another Golf Course
 Carl E. Carlson has leased DOT ton of land lying between Farm ington avenue. Maple street and the purpose of constructing minia- ture golf course. It is expected that work will be started at once and that the course will be ready for play in about a week.
 Workmen were busy today con- structing Tom Thumb golf course on land owned by Dr. B. B. Robbins at the lower end of Main street. This course will be opened early next week.
 John Donovan opened a new golf course on Pennington avenue this afternoon and an announcement has been made that Phelan & Donovan, local real estate men. will soon open an indoor golf course in the Malone building in the rear of the post office on Main street. Arrange rlents have been made for parking cars at this course.
 Fellowcraft Outing
 Hundreds of members of the Bris- tol-Meriden Felloucraft clubs and delegations from Plainville. New Britain, Unionville, and Collinsville assembled at Lake Compounce to- day for field day and outing.
 During the afternoon a program of sports was held and at p. m. a dinner will be served. At p. m. a hugh ceremonial will be held in the ballroom.
 The committee in charge of the affair was Louis Dainty, chairman. Peter Reinhardt George Calkins and Reginald Morrell.
 Man Slightly Injured
 James Calciano. of Sylvester street was slightly injured yesterday when an automobile he was polish ing backed into him when a com panion cranked it. The injured man was taken to the Bristol hospital by Emile Done where it was discovered that his injuries consisted of a bruised knee and gash in the thigh. After receiving treatment he was able to go to his home.
 The. automobile was in reverse gear when cranked and backed up on MT. Calciano.
 May Observe Anniversary
 Exalted Ruler Philip H. Leary of the Bristol lodge of Elks has ap- pointed a committee to consider the advisability of celebrating the 18th anniversary of the lodge in January.
 The committee follows: P. E. R. William P. Hynds, P. E. R. Thomas A. Tracy. G. F. Lourie, R. o. Reed. F. F. Callaghan, R. T. Lambert and W. E Jones.
 Bremen Hold Smoker
 A smoker, social and luncheon was held last evening by the members of the Uncas Hose company at their headquarters on North Main street. The affair was in the nature of a farewell party to the old building which has housed the company for more than 50 years. The fire sta ton has been more or less a social center for the residents of the north side of the city and last evening many of them called to take part in the last party to be held there.
 The guest of honor at the party was George Lewis of this city. the only surviving charter member of the company which was formed in the spring of 1877.
 The Cncas Hose Co. within the next few weeks Will move to its new fire house on Tc.ryville avenue.
 Daughters of Veterans
 Sarah E. Reynold Tent. No. 13, Daughters of Union Civil War vet erans will hold it's regular meeting in c. A. R. hall on Wednesday eve ming. As this is the last meeting before official inspection a large at tendance is desired.
 Corn and Dog Roast
 A corn and dog roast will be held at the LaFlamme cottage at Secret lake on Sunday by Hadsell camp, U. s. W. N.. and it's auxiliary. The mem bers will leave from in front of the state arnory at 10 a. m. and trans portation will be furnished.
 During the afternoon a program of sports and a social time will be en- joyed. Every member is requested to make an efforts to attend this event