New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
ALL BRISTOL ROADS
 LEAD ID CQMP0UNCE
Chamber Hf Commerce tO Have
 DiDre? Dance Toni5i''
SOUVENIRS FOR EVERYONE
.Idcm :spic!man, Rcspr,'tcd Resident. Dies at Home on Di, ,inity street- New Train to New Britain and Hart ford-schooi Plans Appro,c

Plans arc complete for the festa
 dinner dance tonight at Lake Com
 bounce of the Chamber Of Comm .> Q,
 which promises 10 be the supreme
 event Of it's kind or the season. With
 two whole rooms ot inc chamber of-
 fees filled with souvenirs. each at tcndant at the big event will so home
 with q huge bag filled with useful gifts. In order that all may he cared
 tor. General Manager George l.. Bookings of the Bristol X plainNille Tramway Co. has arranged with Executive Manager Earl ]. Arnold Of the chamber 10 have specia trolley after the affair.
 X dinner will he served at o'clock on the first floor Of the Casino. The serving or this menu will be inter- spcrsed with cabaret numbers, in which five young women and q man entertainer from Hartford will pro vide the numbers. There will be chorus singing under the direction of Ross" Sessions, community song leader, tn. accompaniment to be pro- y!ded by the orchestra and there will be selections by the Community Male quartet, consisting Of Arthur J. Was ley, Dudley $. lngraham, Gaylord Cook and Roscoe l.. Sessions.
 Frederick G. Hughes, presiden, of the Chamber of Commerce, will pre- side as toa,s master, and during the post -prandial exercises hs will intro duce Stanley II. Bullard Of Bridge port, president Of the Connecticut Chamber Of Commerce, who will bring greetings from that organization.
 The guest speaker Of the evening will be Mrs. Herbert knox Smith, president of tse Connecticut League of Women Voters, who has attained fame as a speaker on topics of interest to women, espe- ,ially those who are having a share "a affairs Of tho day. Mrs. smith will ske for her subject. "Women's Con ribution to Civic Life"
 The second speaker of the evening aill be the Hon, R. N. Nashhurn, ormer Massachusetts state senator, ! md perhaps better known to many as he bIegrapher Of Calvin (, Coolidge, This noted orator with, and public speaker will have for his subject 'Dawdling with the Distinguished"
 In addition 10 the speakers above referred 10. there will he present George E. Chandler. secretary Of inc Connecticut Chamber Of Commerce, md other invited guests who have an interest in the local chamber. |
 Following the conclusion Of the din- Ter event and the speaking, the party rill adjourn 10 the second floor Of the 'asino. where dance program will C started as near 10 o'clock as pos be and viii continue until o'clock
 Funeral of Trank Judd.
 The funeral Of Frank Judd. eho jed yesterday at the Hartford llps- Ital following short illness. viii ,e cid at o'clock on Friday afternoon { his home, 2gS South street. Sarv- .es will hn conducted by Rev Will am F. West. pastor Of inc Prospect church. Burial will take lace in tho West cemetery.
 Mir Judd has been connected with ie Wallace Barnes Co. for many ears lio was a native of souihinz- m. ha,ins been born in that place in ,61. While a young man. he re oted 10 ths city, and for a time illoHcd the trade of meat cutter bout e5 years ago. he entered tho nrloy of the Wallace Barnes Co. Mr. Judd leaves three sons. Herbert. rnderics and Harold Judd. all Of this ! tt; tpo sisters Mrs Clarence r. ,nc and Mrs. William C. Graueof Of ' fz ely. and brother Watson Judd '
 New Haven. f
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 Adam Spiclman. 6s years old. on"
 thn communitv's most respected g izcns. died at h.s home. 255 Divinity q ret this morning after short H. ! ss. He wHs born in Bavaria. Ger ( P ny. in 1881. but csme to this coun- g 2 uh.n youpE man and spent inc a eater part of his life in this rity. r .r man" H1rs he was employed by 5 Sessions Foundry co.. but iIi glth eau .d him tp retire several Al. zTs ago and since that time he has .. 9 q Fm. Hn WIS m~1lird 70 years ego in - rf,r, lie i0 Nizs Ann7 sizab. liy '. Iom ht. is ssri,o1. Tourts.n chii- VI sn wrTe ro~H Co Mr. and Mrs. ,, irIman or wIlom there ars ts lir- :. Two arc priests and one is al T. Thor" arr eight sons. Rev. Aioy- " 8 Spit 'mFn cr Madagascar. r. a mem