New Britain herald., 1924-05-02
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the river. along with the retaining wall.
 Funeral of John Anderson
 The funeral of John A. Andereon will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at his home on Burline- ton avenue. where services will be conducted by Ensign Frederickson of New Britain. Burial will be in the West cemetery.
 Council Awards Contract
 Awarding of the contract for the grading and planting of the shrub bery at the new high school was awarded to the Paul NJ. Hubbard Co.,, of this city at a special meeting of the city council at the high school last night The cost will be about $1,s00. the remainder of the appropriation for the walks, steps and grading. An appropriation of s3,000 was made re- gently for the entire work and about half that sum has been used in the concrete work necessary.
 Health Board Tonight
 General health conditions of the city will be discussed tonight at the board of health meeting. when re- ports will be delivered by Dr. J. l. Woisard, health officer.
 The library directors will meet on Saturday night at the library for the regular meeting of the month.
 Bristol Briefs
 Services for the first Friday of the month were held this morning at St. Joseph's church.
 A son has been born to Mir. and Mrs. Louis Zipp of Ingraham place.
 The local teachers association held a nah jong party last night at the Federal Hill school.
 Attorney and Mrs. Kendall N. Pierce of Arnold court have returned from a vacation at Atlantic City.
 J. NJ. White of Main street is re- cuperating from his recent illness.
 James Dwyer of New Britain visit cd friends in the city yesterday.
 Among the local people attending tho Capitol club dance tonight in Hartford will be Corporation Counsel William N. Derosier and William J. phelan of the Bristol Furniture Co.,.
 James F. Kilduff of Woodland street. will be among the local people attending the Yale boat races in Derby on Saturday.
 Lieut.. Coy. Bingham Speaks.
 "The Freedom of the Citizen" will be the topic of Lieutenant Governor Hiram Bingham tonight at the meet ing of the Bristol club in the North Main street club rooms. when several hundred members and friends will gather. Judge $. Russell Mink, re- gently elected president of the club. will introduce the speaker. who is very popular locally. After the talk a luncheon will he served and an en- will be presented.
 Lieutenant Governor Blneham's coming is being anticipated with great interest as it will mean the second state executive of the highest rank 10 appear in this city within q week as tho guest of the local organization. As Governor Charles A. TempletoH was here on Wednesday night as a n,em- her of the Waterbury Elks' minstrel show. Many local people know Mfr. Bingham we'll and his invitation 10 Dc present has been very pleasing to those members of the club.
 Funeral of Andrew Delekto.
 The funeral of Andrew Deiekto. who died on Wednesday night at the Hartford hospital of lockjaw after an illness of two days following a nail scratch on his hand. will be held at g o'clock on Saturday morning ,at his homo, 3 Conlon street. A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at st. Stanislaus' church by the pastor, Rev. George Bartlewski. Burial will be in st. Thomas cemetery.
 A son was born at the New Britain General hospital last evening 10 MT. and Mrs. Ludse To yecaue of AS West street, Bristol.