New Britain herald., 1930-10-17
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ItlcndfQSOn Wltn the Iron was 100 much for Leroy P. Tucker. North Main street druggist who lost by one stroke as the physician struck a hole-in-one on the 17th. Yesterday morning Mrs. T. C. DeLavel Grove defeated Mrs. Herbert C. Laberblade 56-72. and Mrs. Christian Wyrtzep bowed in defeat at the hands of Mrs. c. B. Sanford, whose score of 60 was two strokes better than her competitor.
 '. P. D. Get-together
 The younger members of the Pros pect Methodist church, who were members of its Young Peoples de- partment during the years that Au- bone Hoyle and Miss Edith Walker were directors of religious education, will hold reunion at the Wallace Barnes club at Indian Rock tomor- row afternoon at o'clock. Miss i Welker, now of the Hartford county council of Christian education, will be present.
 Games and sporting events are in cluded in a program of recreation being arranged by Jessie Setter and Doris Dutton. Supper will be served at 5:3o o'clock in the Indian Rock dining room.
 Church Fair The Asbury Methodist Episcopal church of Forestville will hold fair in Firemen's hall on Friday, Novem- Der 14. A committee in charge of the event is arranging many sur prises for those who attend. Dr. Landry Is Honored Dr. Benedict B. Landry of Hart ford, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Lan- dry of Laurel street, was honored at Philadelphia today by the American College of Surgeons which confer red fellowship upon him at a spe- cial convocation. Dr. M. Alvord Gore of this city was also admitted to fellowship in the organization at the service.
 Dr. Landry, who was graduated from the Bristol High school, is a graduate of Holy Cross college and Harvard university. He served in terneships at the Boston City hos pital and St. Francis hospital, Hart ford, for terms of 20 months and one year, respectively. Dr. Landry has at present q widely established prac- tice in Hartford, where he has been for six years.
 c. 0. r. Leaders to Confer Members of the republican town committee will hold a dinner and | meeting at the Chippanee Country club next Wednesday evening for the purpose of discussing plans for the coming campaign. Dinner will be served at o'clock.
 Attorney Frederick w. Beach, chairman of the committee, will pre- side at the meeting. at which Col onel Clarence w. Seymour, G. o. P. { congressional candidate, and Mrs. Joseph w. Alsop, state central com mitteewoman of Avon, will be in- 1 troduced as speakers. Attorney An thony J. Rich and Judge Epaphro- l ditus Peck, local nominees to the general assembly, will deliver brief addresses.
 Officer Finds Children Officer Joseph Strup yesterday afternoon found and returned to 1 their parents, Nicholas DiPietro, 5, 1 con of Mir. and Mrs. Dominick Di i pietro of Rockwell street, and Lil- 1 lan Barnosli, aged 3, of Union street who became stranded in the center of the city.
 Mann's Representative Coming
 At the next regular meeting ot Bell City Aerie, No. 1511, Fraternal Order of Eagles, to be held at the home on West street next Wednes- day evening. Eddie Sheehan, special representative of Conrad H, Mann national organizer of the society will be guest speaker.
 On Sunday, October 26, at o'clock in the afternoon, a "Con and Frank class, honoring the silver anniversary of MT. Mann and Frank E. Herring as members of the Eagles, will be initiated. A mum. Der of applications have been receiv. cd for this class, it has been an nounced by Harold J. Pryor, presi, dent of Bell City aerie.
 Large Number at Banquet About 25 couples of this city, led by Mayor and Mrs. w. Raymond Crumb, attended the biennial ban quet of the Polish Political organ ization of the state of Connection. el, rotinnal home in Hartford last night.
 Italians Form Political Club
 At a meeting of residents of 1tal- ian extraction at democratic head quarters. Tracy-Condon building, i last evening a society to be known Q; the Bristol Italian Democratic club was organized. The club elect ed the following officers for one year terms: Michael RoNdie, presi- dent: Daniel Riccio. vice president; i; Catullo Fucini, secretary; Frank Caponi, treasurer.
 Boy Injured By Car
 Jesse Lozier 13 year old son Of Mir and Mrs. Henry Lozier of Gen. tral street, Forestville, was struck l
 and injured by an automobile oper- ated by Joseph Carron of the | Masonic home. Wallingford, on East Main street, Forestville, east of the Sessions Clock company plant, at S:S0 o'clock last evening.
 The boy was taken to the Bristol hospital by Carron and abrasions l |, ,al, l,o ok l,, were dressed. The boy was report cd to be doing nicely" at the hos pital this morning. Carron appear et at police headquarters this morn ing as he was requested when re- porting last night and the case was continued for one week.