New Britain herald., 1924-05-23

l sengers but as there is no connection
 for this city, the coach addition does
 not mean much locally. Mrs. Calvin Crockett Mrs. Calvin Crockett. 7S years old. i widow of the late Calvin B. Brockett died on Thursday at her home oa Burlington avenue after a short i'll.
 ness with pneumonia. She was born in this city in lS4s, the daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Leander Norton and
 her entire life was spent here. She was married in 1869 to Calvin Brock cit, who died in 1912. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. May B. Lyman and Miss Elva, Crockett, both Of this city; son Howard Crockett Of Hartford, and a sister, Mrs, William 0. Good sell of this city. She was a member Of the Prospect Methodist church and was active in the W. c. T. L. The funeral will be held at e:so o'clock on Saturday afternoon at her home, V here services will be conducted by Rev. Benjamin B. West, pastor of the Prospect Methodist church. Burial will take place in the West cemetery
 on To New York
 In an effort to bring back Samuel krantZ and David Dubrin, both want cd here in connection with a stock deal with Mrs. Edith NJ. Cook Of s1 Main street by which she is said to have lost about sa5.noO. Detective Sergeant Daniel McGilicuddy of the local police left this morning for New York where a hearing is taking place in tho seventh district court. Krantz hes been under arrest there for two weeks with bonds fixed at si5,oo0 10 await the result Of extradition pro- ceedings. As the. necessary papers have been secured, the local police- man expects 10 return with Krantz, at least, today. Dubrin was arrested yes terday and may not return here for several days until the necessary pa pers are secured for his removal.
 Hold Field pay
 Members of the Compounee Rifle club will hold a field day on Saturday at the range near Lake Compounce. where target events will be presented during the afternoon. Following the exhibition of gun handling a lunch- con will be served. The club has been organized several years and has ale ready been in successful competition with the various clubs of tho state. Several medals from these events tes- iify to the high scores, achieved by he local shooters.
 large Confirmation Clsss
 Confirmation of class of .sS young oeople will take place on Sunday morning at to:so o'clock at st. church. when Bishop John [. Milan Of Hartford Will administer he sacrament The solemn high mass win he celebrated by the Rev. ;eorre Bartlewski pastor of the hurch. Tn addition 10 administration f the sacrament. Bishop Milan pill reach the sermon.
 Attending state Meeting
 This city has been well represented r the state meeting of the chamber { commerce this week in Bridgeport eith large delegation from the 1cal chamber. Among those who at- ended the concluding session and the nnual banquet last night in Bridge ort were: Executive Manager Earl Arnold, President Frederick c. hughes, former President John T. hidsey. Arthur s. Barnes. Wallace . Crumb and <. F. Whittier, all Of 1e local chamber.
 Bristol Briefs
 Wallace Blakesiey Of New York is isiting friends in the city for a few avs
 Leroy r. Tucker. the North Main rect druggist. has returned from the barter oak hospital. where he has zen receiving treatment
 Mise Hazei Hourh of North street reruperatinE from an attack of sp- ndiciti-.
 The Girls clubs Of the Wallace srnes Co. and the Dunbar Brother. D. held 2 beefstesk dinner last night
 the Barnes clubhouse at Indian oek.
 Miss Teresa Bride of Hartford is sitting Mir. and Mrs. James Bride Of Itinity street.
 James Bride of Dsinity street ha, turned from a business trip 10 Bos- n.
 siiss Anna Derosier of Pratt street s recovered from her recent illness.
 To Preach Dedication sermon. Tcv. Thomas schNcftnsT. a mem r Of the Dominican order of Nsx yrk. niil preach fhe sermon at the ting of ths cornsrstons Q, the ner e0.69a church Of st. Josephs par on Sunday afternoon at { o'clock. ie ceremonies viii be directed hy shop John J. Milan of Hartford. 10 pilI also speaE. During the aft- 1oou sacred cunceff uill be played
 the Seu Departure band. About
 priests from different towrs and ies in the state have accepted invi- ions 10 attend Sunday. The event ! Be an epoch in The parish history fhe old church has done faithfu1 vice for more than 5e years and ! finally feached the limit Of ns fulness Under ihe able adminis- fian of fhe paSfor. f;tt. Oliver T. Eneii. the parish has been cleared it's deia and the new church has irressed admirably. sev. Fsther Scheerfner is conduct
 one cf tha Inos' successful mis- 1s that has eter taken place in tbe sl church. Win men eniy as his Hence. hs has filled inc sfiHcs n and r1orriu1
 Tororrus Is poTspy Dsv 'ians have been completed by