New Britain herald., 1930-01-07

| tertainment. Master Masons have l been requested to attend
 Mason Elected Commodore
 At a meeting of the newly or l ganized Connecticut Outboard Rac- 1 CTS association held at the Middle town "Y" last night, Carl H. Mason. the local outboard driver who has copped many cups and other trophies at meets in this and surrounding states, was elected commodore and | Phelps Ingersoll was elected vice commodore. Walter Sivernaii of i Middletown was given the secretarial position.
 A committee appointed by the so drivers who were present at the meeting drew up a set of bylaws | and articles which were afterward l adopted. It was decided, at a meet. ing held in Danbury recently. to form the organization. and a tenn porary chairman and secretary were appointed and date was set for the Middletown meeting.
 Mason, who was elected commo. dore, Is well known among the driv- CTS In this part of the country, hay. ing participated in a great number of meets held in the various cities of the east. He has set many records in the crafts which he has driven and | has many prize awards to show for 1 the work he has accomplished.
 City League Games
 set of three games of basketball will be presented at the Boys club gymnasium on Thursday evening starting at o'clock. It is expected 1 that the largest crowd of the current season will be on hand to witness the battles. A great number of sea- son tickets have been sold, 1t Is re. | ported, and many more requests are being taken care of.
 Officers Installed By Vets
 At joint session of the United 1 spanish War veterans and its aux. Hilary held at the state armory last night, Bruno Brown was installed commander by the state senior vice commander Of Waterbury and Mrs. | Margaret Quinlan was installed as president O. the auxiliary unit by Mrs. Annie Walker of New Britain. 1 Honorary titles in the vets" were bestowed upon four Civil War vet. erans, Albert r. Stark of High street; Edward Allen of Wolcott road; Charles k. Palmer of Terry. vile, and George E. Chapin of unionville.
 Socials Tanned By K. of o.
 Palos council, Knights of Colum. ous' IS planning for a series of open meetings and socials to be given l through the winter months at the K. of C. hall on North Main street. The initial open meeting will be held at the hall on Thursday eve. ming at o'clock, when Attorney Frank Duly, member of the legal department of the Travellers Insur- ance company of Hartford, will be the principal speaker. A special program of entertainment will fol- low the talk. Joseph Rourke of the | Hartford council, Edward Buckley of Hartford. and Raymond Garfield of Bristol will be the sooists of the evening and will be accompanied by Thomas Foley at the piano.
 Library Budget Approved
 The budget of the Bristol public l library, the net amount of which was $l7,000 with probable receipts deducted, was approved at a meet ing of the board of library directors last night. The annual report, read | I r.io was approved and adopted. The monthly report of the library was submitted and approved and other minor matters were brought up for discussion.
 10 Loads Distributed
 It was reported yesterday that 70 loads of wood from the old CoddiinR shop on Riverside avenue had been distributed among the needy of the city through William r. Smithwick. charity commissioner, in half-coYd lots. The wood was delivered in city trucks.
 10 Deaths in December | According to City Clerk Thomas E. Steele, there were 19 deaths re. i corded during the month of Decem. Der in this city.
 Warranty Deeds ! Warranty deeds filed at the office of the city clerk record the transfer of property titles as follows: From Louis Helming 10 Elsie Hemin1 knodler of Springfield, Mass, is acres of land off Wolcott road: from Jerome A. Moody to Stephen ]. Cushner, land on Moody street
 Marriage Application Application for a marriage license was made at the office of the city clerk yesterday afternoon by An. thony Santoro, salesman of 28 Babcock street, Hartford and Mary Angeline DeMauro, clerk of 16 Babcock street. Hartford. | Mrs. Gertrude F. McGoyern | Mrs. Gertrude Fletcher McGoyern. S5. daughter of Frederick F. Fietch. CT of King street, East Bristol, died yesterday morning at the Hacken. sack. N. J., hospital
 | She is survived, besides her father by one daughter, one sister, and three brothers, all of Hackensack. N. J.
 The funeral arrangements were incomplete at the time that the re- port was received but Mrs. McGoy. ern Will be buried in West cemetery. this city, probably tomorrow morn. 1 ing.
 Funeral of George Tabor The funeral of George Tabor, 6a, ot 663 North Main street, who died Continued on Page 20)