New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
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 DeMoiay Installation

DeMolay Installation 1 The semi-annual installation oi i the officers ot EphraiIn Kirby chap ter, Order of DeMolay, will be held at the Masonic temple tonight at o'clock. The recently elected off cers 10 be installed are: Kenneth Walden. master councillor: Perry McMaster. senior councillor; Ernest | Wallace, junior councillors: Robert Garrigus, senior deacon; l.. Minor. | Osgood, junior deacon; Joseph Muzzy. senior steward: Ronald Fly att, junior steward; George Sets sions, marshall; Prank Patterson, plain; Warren Linberg, scribe Charles Futile, treasurer: Ronald Hacking, standard bearer: James Milne. sentinel; Frank Colvin. first proccptor; Frederick Durr, second rrcceptor; Charles Hsrtung, third prcceptor; Gordon MaGnuson, fourth | prcCcptor; Lawrence Linblrd: sixth prcccptor; -Albin l.indquist, seventh rrcccptor. and Howard Taylor pianist,
 The local chapter Of the order has had highly successful year under the direction Of Arthur D. Patterson, the retiring master councillor, Banquet Last Night The annual banquet of Palos council, No. 3j. Knights of Colun- bus. was held at the Elm Tree inn, in Pennington. last night Judge Jo- seph M. Donovan, acting as toast master, introduced the various speakers Of the evening. The huge dining hall was colorfuly decorated with the national colors. and large picture ot Abraham Lincoln graced a table which adjoined the speak CTS platform.
 State Deputy William J. Mulligan Of Hartford was introduced and de- livcred q talk on the doctrine of the order. while Attorney William M Harncy Of Hartford who followed spoke on the accomplishments of Abraham Lincoln and his life in general
 Jack Barry Of the Capital City kacoys was in charge of the enter tainment, which consisted Of vocal selections by William Hayes. tenor soloist of the Church of the Re dccmcr Of Hartford, and William Doyle. bass soloist from Brooklyn. x. Y. Arthuh Barrett Of New York amused the banquctcrs with his witty stories.
 The committee in charge Of the affair consisted Of Dr. William H. HanrahGn. chairman; Grand Knight Daniel J. Donovan. Joseph L. Me Donald. Harry J. MacKinstry. Will liam J. Sullivan. Jr. Harry Polhill. Leo Niolette. Timothy Donovan. Ed ward Niolette. Ernest LeFevrc. Richard T. Lambert, Arthur Carroll. Charles Harrington and Joseph BlaCkall.
 Graduation Tomorrow
 \ program of elaborate gradua- ton exercises will be celebrated in the new South Side school building tomorrow night at s o'clock. when '3 sessions of the Bristol evening schools will have been completed. The greater part of the program will be musical and eXemplified by students of the schools.
 Fifteen pupils having perfect at- teidance for the school year will be awarded a badge in recognition of their efforts. Copies Of Edward Eok's book. 'Amcrica, Give Me a . Chance" will be given to the 15 pupils hy the local Katherine Gay lord chapter. Mrs. stephen M Wells past regent Of the chapter will make the presentation.
 X cash award will be given 10 the pupil coupoainC the best cssav on 'Nhl l Wish 10 Become an Amcri- can Citizen" \ second contest for beginners on "Thc American Flag has been started and prizes will bc given winners. Mrs. E. w. Case Of the local chapter Of the Womcn's Christian Temperance unon end Mrs. Catherine c. Griffin of the American Legion Ladies auxiliary will present the two prizes,
 Permits Issued
 Building permits were issued at the office of the superintendent Of public works today to the following: To Isaac MisSal of Pennington ave- nuc to repair q garage burned by fire on John avenue at q cost of S.00: 10 Thurc lindcr to enclose a porch al l2 Mills street at Il cost of s200, to H. J. Brault of lj Upson street to erect two ear garage for John IT, win Of 1G9 Gridlcy street at the lat ter address at a cost of $40U: and to DominicE Palmissano of S9 Oak street to build a cellar under a one story house on south Elm street for Clark and Zirone of Divinity street tt q cost Of $500
 Warranty Deeds Filed
 Warranty deeds filed at the office Of tho city clerk this morning re- corded property transfers as fol- lows: From Julian D. McGar to Spartacus Carpenter, land and build lngS on Prospect street. and from Arthur DcPasQualc to Edward and Emile Eussc, land and house on LucuSt street.
 Son Born
 \ son was born 10 Mir. and Mrs. William SmcdbcrG of Queen street. Southlngton. Monday evening at the Bristol hospital.
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