New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
REMINGTON LEGION
 PLANS INDUCTION
Joint Installation Friday Night
 Buses for t. 0. P. Voters
(special 10 the HeraldD

,, NeWlnStOn, NOV. 0-An lnVltatlO1 has been extended to the public by May-Davis- Stotzer Post, No. 117, American Legion, and it's auxiliary to attend joint installation of of ficers on Friday evening at o'clock at the Congregational parish house.
 In conjunction with the installa- ton plans have been made to dedi- cate the post colors with proper ceremony and to present the New ington troop of Boy Scouts with a new flag for the pole on the green.
 The new officers of the Legion are; Commander, Harry Webster: vice commander, Daniel Kerr and adjutant, Charles NJ. Bailey. The installing officer will be Past Com : mandcr James r. Simpson.
 Officers of the auxiliary to be in stalled are: President, Mrs. Minnie Walsh; vice president. Mrs. Geneva Tracy; secretary, Mrs. Maud Firth. and treasurer. Mrs. Gene Finnegan. Mrs. Agnes Wells, past state officer, will install the auxiliary officers.
 Music will be furnished by the Legion quartet with a solo by Mrs. N. G. Avery and a duet by Mrs James Simpson and Mrs. Arthur Prescher.
 Little New Building
 The report submitted by Dwight ". Chichester, building inspector shows little building done for the month of October.
 The number of permits issued was 34, of which 12 were for gar ages, barns and poultry houses with an estimated cost of s2,395; altera- tions and repairs, 4, estimated cost s1,175: plumbing. heating, and septic tanks, F. estimated cost, s5.- 242: electrical, 6. estimated cost. s390; making a total of s7,202.
 Friends Surprise Cranes
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank N. Crane of Atwood street, Newington center, were rendered a pleasant surprise Saturday evening at their home when they were the recipients of topaz console and luncheon set, the occasion being Mir. and Mrs Cranes 18th wedding anniversary.
 About 5 friends were present.
 C:,ild Study Meeting
 The Child Study club will meet with Mrs. Franklin Boardman, 5e1 Corbn avenue, New Britain on Tuesday evening at s o'clock. Miss Paula Graeber of the state depart ment of health will speak on Early Childhood Fears and Jealousies."
 Those wishing transportation are asked to notify Mrs. S. Arnold Smith or Mrs. Harry Webster.
 Meetings Scheduled
 Tho Ladies' Aid society will hold an all-day sewing meeting on We'd nesday. Luncheon in charge of Mrs. Chichester. Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Schmidt will be served at noon.
 The annual meeting and election Of officers of the Newington Garden club will be held at the home of Mrs. Grace Beadle Thursday after noon. The assisting hostesses will be Mrs. E. V. Woodruff and Mrs. E. r. Schmidt
 A morning picture. "Behind the Front" will be shown and a food sale will be held in the parish house on Wednesday evening, No- vember 12, in charge of the Ladies Aid society
 The pictures Of camp life taken at Camp Keemosahbee this summer will be shown at the meeting of the irh ninti were to have been shown last week. but owing to some difficulty Scout Executive Oscar A. Erickson was unable to show them,
 Buses For C. o. F. Voters
 Chairman Harold Lucas of the republican town committee has an nounced that buses will leave Elm Hill at G:15 a. m. tomorrow. stop ping also at Maple Hill to pick up ali persons there desiring to vote before going to work. The buses will wait at the Town hall until ballots are cast and will then take all passengers who desire direct to New Britain in order that they may be at work on time.
 Cars will also leave Newington Junction at 6:15 a. m. The polls will be open from 6 a. m. to p. m.
 Halloween Fire
 As result of a Halloween prank, 1t is thought, Co. No. ? of the vol unteer fire department was called out to a fire at an unused shanty at Canfield's crossing late Friday night The shack is owned by Raf- faleo Gieinnini. The building was completely enveloped in flames when the company arrived and the fire was allowed to burn itself out. Loss Has placed at s29.
 Garage Blaze Loss S2O0
 At l:10 a. m. Saturday Co. No. 1 was called out to combat fire in 2 barn and garage owned by Joseph .Olcki of Audubon avenue. From The reflection in the sky, it was thought to have been a big fire, but She fact that all the surrounding buildings were wet from Fridays rain prevented the flames from spreading.
 The cause of the fire was un known. Chief Boyington placed the loss at $l5O. which was covered by insurance.
 A five-car garage made of brick and owned by Joseph Kaioluinas of Audubon avenue, which adjoine1 the structure of Olickis, had the roof damaged by the fire to the ex- tent of about $50, which was not covered by insurance.