New Britain herald., 1930-11-12

H@4 'HiiiNt0 " III ptf-oAtit W iidL IF NS pected to bc q pleasing program after the meeting and 6 buffet lunch will be served. Members of the councitl are asked to bring friends.
 Installation Tomorrow
 Tomorrow evening at $ o'clock, the recently elected officers of tho auxiliary unit of Seicheprey post, No, ,, American Legion, will be in. stalled by Past Department Presi- dent Miss Mary (. Doyle of Water bury. Those to be installed are presiden-. Mrs. Ruth E. Pfennig first vice president, Mrs. Isaac NJ, Kicker: second vic president, Mrs. F. NJ. Bailey; secretary, Mrs. Ruth D. Sessions; treasurer, Mrs. John Dolan; financial secretary, Mrs. Mary Ryan; historian. Mrs. C. A. Critten- den; chaplain. Mrs. Frank W. Out ton,
 To Ha,e Bazaar
 The First Congregational church guild will hold q Christmas bazaar in the parish house on Wednesday. December 2, at o'clock in the aft ernoon. Harry C. Barnes will pre- sent motion picture display dur ing the matinee and supper will be served later under the supervision of Mrs, Hilda Peck.
 Those who are to have charge Of the affair include Ruth Patterson. Mrs. Arthur Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Gales
 
 Mrs William R. Bowes. Mrs. Nor ton (. Treadwsy. Mrs. Francis T. Cooke, Mrs. Arthur s. Bracket.
 City League Meeting
 Managers of various basketball teams seeking membership in the City Basketball league this year will meet in the city council chamber Of the city hall building Monday eve ming at 7:30 o'clock. Club and fac tory f1vcs are invited to join. Letters announcing the meeting have been submitted to factory heads and managers of teams which partici- pated in the circuit last year asking them to be present at the meeting.
 The league will be conducted this 'car under the supervision Of Physical Director Philip Geiger CT tho Bristol Boys club.
 Will Seek s91.oOO
 The Bristol Community Chest campaign will be conducted this year from November 15 to 25. in elusive, it has been announced, in quest Of S91.500 to carry on the work Of the five beneficiary organi- cations, the Red Cross, Bristol Boys club, Bristol hospital, Boy Scouts Of America and the Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare association. Charles E. Greene, who has been an active worker in past campaigns. has been appointed chairman Of the 1881 committee. which comprises Attor- no% Frederick W. Beach. as vice chairman; C. s. Burdge. administra- lion; Charles F. Olin, chairman of the publicity committee, which con- sists Of Thomas A. Tracy and H. W. Clercland; W. K, Sessions. factories; it'ne Taillon. mercantile; S. F. Peck, professional; C. L, Carlson, civic division; George W. Hull, trades division; Karl A Reiche. schools. William J. Phelan, signs and posters; Mrs. Edson Peck, wom- cn's division; Alden C. Burlington, last years chairman of the general committee. miscellaneous matters; Attorney Joseph F Dutton, speak CTS; D. J. Minor. agriculture.
 Besides the chairmen and vice ! chairman, the chest campaign will embrace IS divisions. in charge Of the charmen mentioned above. Despite the fact that business conditions here are not good, the chest officials feel confident that the residents of this city will render whole-hearted cooperation and raise the requested quota.
 Fire Ruins Cab
 The cab Of a truck owned by George $, Banta company of SG3 Hudson street, New York city. was luined by fire of unknown origin 1t about II o'clock last night while the vehicle was parked in the rear D the Ives-Pedesta building on Main street. Squad A and Hose Company No. l. which were sum. moned, eXtinguished the blaze with chemicals and saved the load of store equipment on the truck. The driver Of the car had left the scene only q half hour before the fire was discovered and it IS probable that he was extremely surprised when he re- 'urned this morning. A policeman trying the doors in the rear Of the store, where the truck was parked, said that it was net burning at -0;3o o'clock.
 Squad A and No. 1 were called to the home of 4. D. Perkins on Con- con road at 7:10 o'clock this morn ing 10 eNtinguish 2 chimney fire. Chemicals were used and no dam aea resulted.
 Marriage License Granted
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steel this morning issued marriage license 70 Felix Andrew Fusco of c4 Kelly street and Felicua Mary Forastieri of n Racc street.
 
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