New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
City association. To Attend Convention

To Attend Convention
 A number of members of the c. A Hadsell camp. United Spanish War Veterans, will go to Rockville tomor- row to attend the organizations an. nual state convention. Those who are planning to attend the confer cnce include MT. and Mrs. Joseph 3trup. Bruno Brown, Dana Law renee, Charles Galpin, Timothy Daly, Leon Loomis, Israel Pelletier Jo- seph Prevencher. Mrs. Mary King and Mrs. Rose Laflamme. The wom- en will attend the auxiliary conYen- ton.
 Torch Starts Fire
 A ur-tenement building at 10S Laurel street, owned by Mrs. John Doyle. was endangered by fire this morning at about o'clock when a gasoline torch. being used by plumb CTS in the cellar of the structure caused a wooden box and a pile Of papers to catch fire and give the building 3 thorough smoking Squad X and Hose company No. 1 We're called, removed the cellar rubbish and extinguished the flames with the use of chemicals. No damage, except ing by smoke, was done to the build ing.
 At, 2 o'clock this morning the fire men of Squad A and Hose Company No. were called to a box on North Main street, at a point facing Irving street, only to find that they had 1 been called on wild goose chase. AS in several other previous cases it was a false alarm. It is believed tical jokers" who, when caught in the act. will be arrested and punish- ed for their deed. The glass on the | box door had been broken and the lever pulled. No one was at the ! scene when the fremen arrived. Dance at Chippanee The nurses of the Bristol hospital i gave dance at the Chippanee Coun- 1 try club last evening and a fine i time was enjoyed by those in at tendance. Murphy's orchestra fur nished music for dancing. Luncheon i consisting of delicious chicken salad . was served by Chef Pelligrini.
 Gamachc-Harderer
 4 return of the marriage license of Philip Gamache, a clockmaker, of this city and Gertrude Harderer a stenographer, Of Thomaston, filed at the office Of the city clerk today shows that the couple was married in Thomaston on June 20 by Rev James J, Wilson, curatc at St | Thomas church in that town.
 Funeral of Miss Gagnc
 Services for Miss Helen Gagne, q, of Highland street were conducted at St. Anne's church at o'clock this morning, Interment was in St Joseph's new cemetery
 (. of (. Dine Theatcr Folk
 The Bristol Chamber of Com, m"rce, With President J. Ernest An. drcWs acting as master of cere- monies, will give the Manhattan Rcpcrtory Theater Colony 8 recep- ton and dinner at the Chippanee Country club, Monday night at 7:3O t wa3 announced today.
 The guests will include the staff actors and students of the colony while about 50 socially prominen' Bristol people will be hosts and hcstes2es. In all there will be more than a hundred at the dinner
 Mayor Crumb will deliver the ad dress of welcome and he will bt answered by Walter Hartwig, gen eral director of the colony. Fol lowing the dinner there will b. ,dancins and a get acquainted hour
 Although few of the staff hav' already arrived from New York, thu fgrcat majority of the colony will ar rive in Bristol tomorrow evening 1T special coaches.
 Monday morning at s:30, at the old town hall, the students will star work while the actors will hold their first rehearsal at the Com. ntunity theatcr at 10 o'clock under the direction of MT Hartwig.
 The opening play on July ' vii be ''Trelawney of the Wells" Danie Frohmcn, who directed that play! first showing on Broadway more than 30 years ago, will supervise thu last two rehearsals, and also addres. the audience On the opening night
 CnHerty is Grand Knight
 William L, Caferty of 57 Vernon stret. Forestville, cashier at the Ma tional Marine Lamp Co, was elected grand knight of Palos council, No 35. Knights of Columbus. at a meet ing held at the clubs hcadquarter last evening. Dr. Michael Claffey va elected deputy grand knight. and th' other offices being filled as follows
 Edmund Niolette, recording seCre tary; Joseph Blackall, chancellor Milton Slade, warden; J. l.. Dubon treasurer; Attorney Anthony J. Rich advocate; Leo Niolette, inside guard J. NJ. Jones. outside guard: Richar' Lambert trustee; Rev. William F Lafin, chaplain; Joseph L. MaCDon aid, lecturer. The officers will be in stalled on the second Thursday 0 next month by District Dcput. Daniel J. Donovan of this city.
 Will Have 6o Campers
 The Girls club camp, scheduled { open on August 9. will contain girls this year ranging in age iron 10 to 1 $ years. The camp is locatet at Goshen lake. Mrs. Flora F Eastman, director of activities at th camp. has announced that healt, programs will be specialized in b the supervising personnel this seaso, and attention will be given girl whose weights are below the norma mark. The camp directorial stat follows:
 Illean M. Eastman, assistant direc tor 10 Mrs. Eastman Kathryn Grif