New Britain herald., 1930-05-08

reservation. I. o. F. NJ. and q mem ber Of Compounce tribe of this city, was elected to the office Of great sachem at the great council of the Red Men in Bridgeport yesterday. He vas unopposed for this highest office
 Great Sachem Firth included Law renee T, Moran Of this city among his appointees, naming the local man great sannup.
 Missing for Month
 Mrs. Leon GrisWold Of Y Overlook avenue, Forestville, reported at po- lice headquarters yesterday that her husband had been missing from home since April 2. q month ago. He was last seen on that date, Mrs. GrisWold requested the assistance ot the police in finding him.
 At the time Of his disappearance he vas dressed in a blue suit and white shirt and wore light soft hat,
 Meet Again Friday
 IL is probable that the City Base ball league will be comprised Of eight teams this year, following q meeting of the managers held in the council chamber last evening. This increase in the number of entrants is due to the application of the Horton Co.,, Eagles of Terryville, and Plainville for positions on the league 
 West Ends and Maple Ends, Boys Club, New Departure Mfg. Co, Hor- ion Co. and Forestville were pres ent at last nights conference.
 Mayor ". Raymond Crumb. pre- siding. explained the principle points of last years circuit to the new ap. plicants for membership. After his talk the Boys club representative withdrew his application, saying that he believed the leagues brand Of baseball too fast for his club.
 Thomas M. Monahan, president of the league, was present and recom- mended that the executive board meet. together with new managers. on Friday evening in the council 1 chamber at 7:30 o'clock. At that time it will be known definitely just how many clubs will comprise the | loop.
 At the Friday meeting officers for the year will be elected. Those who served last season, besides Mir | Monahan. who was president, were 1 Rebel Carpenter, vice president; Jo- seph P. Carroll. treasurer; Luke A. Owens, secretary.
 Ladies' Night Success The first ladies' night program | was presented by the Fellowcraft club at the Masonic temple last eve ming successfully. The affair was so well received by those present that it is possible that other similar , events will follow.
 Louis Dainty, chairman Of the en- tertainmcnt committee with the able assistance of Dr. C. J. Moore. pro- vided pleasing musical program consisting of selections by Miss Dorothy Dewey, violinist. and Miss cal I4ili Ot ildl l4OAd' pAd lliSl. l llt recitations by Miss Elizabeth Doug- lass, in which she impersonated sev- eral humorous characters, were pro- ductive Of much mirth.
 Dr. Moore rendered several bass solos, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Florence Williams. H. J. Miller and Percy Mount Of Hartford. DOT traying Two Loose Nuts" caused considerable hilarity with their stories concerning local people
 Big Time Tonight
 Employes of the city hall building city officials and members Of the press will enjoy a frolic at Judge Malone's reservation in Forestville this evening at o'clock, when an elaborate supper will he served and games and dancing will be enjoyed,
 Boy slightly Injured
 Steve Pietrowski. aged l3 years. O. 19 Lois street was slightly injured yestrday afternoon when he was struck by truck operated by 1 Charles Melino of 62 Jacob street at South and Downes street. The truck is the property of the Bristol Beef and Provision Go. Of Laurel street. Melino took the boy to the hospital after the accident. where he was treated for minor bruises about the | face, and then allowed to return home. When reporting the accident. Melino stated that Pietrowski was riding q bicycle when the truck struck him. The impact threw the boy 10 the street but the bicycle was 1 undamasod.
 Melno appeared before the prose . Cutor in the ante room Of police l Headquarters this morning and his ! case was dismissed. The prosecutor | did not deem it 0ece ssray to press charges -aint the truck driver be-