New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
80 to the Jewish National fund.
 Funeral of Mrs. Futile

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 Funeral of Mrs. Futile
 The funeral of Mrs. Lucrctia Tut tie of Burlington took place in this city this afternoon, when burial was in the West cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev, John W, KecIer, pastor of the Burlington Congrega- tional church, at the home of her daughter, Mrs James Webster in Burlington.
 Mrs Futile was born in New Bos- ton, Mass. in 1884, the daughter of MT, and Mrs Jerry Barnes, When a young girl, she removed 10 Bur iington with her parents. She was married twice, her first husband having been Woodridge Hodge of Burlington, Her second husband was the late Erida Futile Of this city,
 Mrs Tuttle leaves two sons. Wat son Hodge and Philip Hodge, both of Burlington, and a daughter, Mrs James Webster
 InOIi1hS- -ithlHtlofln NcuuIllE
 Miss Maria Mary Baigcnorth, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. A. Balgen- orth Of lt2 Myrtle street. and James Edward Thomas, son Of MT, and Mrs, John Thomas of 4t5 West street were married yesterday morn ing at St. Josrphs church by Roy. Oliver T. Magncl. who af'o cole br0tcd the uuptal high mass. Miss Catherine BalGcnorth was hrIdcs- maid and the best man was Charles rikiell Following the ceremony reception was held at the home of the brides parents after which Mir. and Mrs. Thomas left upon n wc1- ding trip to points of interest in Now York.
 The bridegroom is employed by the Bristol X Plain'lle Electric Co. The bride has been employed hy the F.. [, Ingraham Co.
 For New Church
 Proceeds Of the whist party and dance on Thursday night in Red Mems hall under auspices of the women of St Joseph's parish will. go , 10 swell the fund for the furnishing | of the new cdihce, which is rapidly ! assuming completion. Following 7 two hours of card play from s until 10 o'clock. a dance program will be enjoyed until midnight with Sand- strom's orchestra playing the pro- gram.
 Annual Meeting Tonight
 The New Departure Mutual Relief association will hold its annual meet . ing tonight at o'clock al Endee Inn : when officers will be elected and the reports Of the officers of the last , year will be presented. The associa- i ton has enjoyed a very successful l year as shown by the reports Fol i lowing the business session, a social { hour will be enjoyed.
 City Closing Year
 Bills against the city must be pre- santcd before Saturday as the fiscal year of the city will end with this month. After the books are closed. work will be started in the prepara- ton of the city budget for next year so that the estimates may he pre- sentod in January 10 the city coun- cil for consideration.
 Marriage Return
 A return of the marriage Of Sam ue Levison Of this city and Miss Alice Pauline Greonstein Of Hartford has been received at the office of the city clerk. The couple were married in Hartford on November 2 ! by Rabbi Morris Silverman. Mir. Lcvson is the proprietor of the Army and Navy store in this city. Car sold At Auction , The auction sale Of a touring car. practically new. in front of the city hall this morning attracted consid- orah'e attention. The car was auc- tionod off by Constable Joseph Hard ing to satisfy claims brought against Berry E. Cam by Carl Aymett and others. The successful purchaser was Henry Gieuero who paid Sl, l,000 Property Transfers
 David A LipmaH has sold to Julius and Wanda Rehrendt q house and lot on Fourth avenue.
 Mir. Lipman has also sold 10 Julius and Wanda Behrcndt a house and lot on Second avenuo.
 "The Hottcntot" Tonight
 With the seating capacity of tho Community theatcr nearly sold ont. indications arc that the presentation of "The Hottentot" tonight hy the Community Players will be the most successful event, staged by the local actors, Prominent In the cast is City Treasurer George s. Beach. whc has appeared 10 advantage in former productions of th" players. Former Councilman Harry C. Barnes will also tread the footiShts tonight. The play is rolickinG comedy with plenty of thrills. a vehicle which has hoon enthusiastically received by th" players in thoir rehearsals. Tho final roh"arsal last night showed that tho work had boon carefully dono so that tonight's performance is oN- D0rtod to exceed the former efforts of the players
 Completing Census
 Completion of tho census of St. Jos"ph's parish is taking place this