New Britain herald., 1926-03-23

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 Sons Of Veterans Meeting
 The regular meeting Of T. B. Rob. lnson camp. No, 31, Sons of Veterans of the Civil War, will be held tomor- row evening at p. m. in Legion nall Initiation exercises will be conducted.
 I. o. II. NJ. Meet
 Compounce tribe, I. O. R. M, will hold their regular meeting this eve ming in their wigwam on Prospect street. Several matters of Import. ance will be discussed.
 Birth of Son ... A son. Wallace, was born yes,er- day to MT. and Mrs. Harry c. Barnes .of Prospect Place.
 Funeral of Frank SchiedinR
 The funeral of Frank schiedinr of 5S Grove street was held this after noon at 2:S0 o'clock from the Bristol Baptist church, The Rev, P. IT Woltenden conducted the services and intermcnt was in West ceme- .tcry.
 Jail Sentence Imposed
 Charles w. Scott of S1 Summer street. who in police court yesterday morning was charged with attempt at indecent assault and whose case was continued until today, was before Judge William J. Malone this morn ing and fined Si00 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail. The original charge was changed after an investigation Of the case by Deputy Prosecutor Robert J. Stack to ordi. nary assault.
 Engagement Announced
 Mrs, Christine Lundahl of Good. win street has announced the en. gagement of her daughter. Mis-. Agda F. to Herbert r. Johnson of this city.
 Community Chest Committee Edwin Goodrich, director of the community chests drive. which will take place on April IS to o4th. has named the following publicity com mittee to assist in putting the drive over:
 Harold B. Reed, chairman; Carle- ton Beckwith, Rolfe F.. Rowe. Thom- as A. Tracy, Roscoe L. Sessions and F. c. Fitzpatrick,
 A meeting of this committee will be held tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock in the Endee club.
 Lease Assigned Ralph c. Nelson, who conducts two music stores In this city. one on Main street and one on North Main street, has assigned his lease on the North Main street location to C. Edward Bergeron.
 Y. of r. W. Entertainment
 The entertainment last evening 1 for members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held in Legion hall was largely attended.
 A program consisting of min- strel show, piano trio by the Ger vais sisters and plano selections by Mrs. Frances Carpenter was well rendered, the special feature of the evening being the ballet dancing | by Miss Anna Rich.
 A supper was also enjoyed fol- 1 lowing the entertainment.
 Samuel Smith
 Samuel Smith, aged 6e. died at his home on WiIcott street early this morning after a short illness with pneumonia. MT. Smith was born in Bristol and has lived prac- tically all his life here. He is sur vived by his wife and one daughter. Mrs. Mary Graham of Waterbury. The funeral will be held from the undertaking parlors of Thomas P. O'Brien tomorrow morning at s:S0 o'clock and from St. Matthews church in Forestville at g o'clock. Rev. William r. Laflin will celebrate i the high mass of requiem and inter- ment will be in the Plainville cem- etery.
 Accepts New Position
 Samuel E. Freeman, who for A number of years was employed in the Stearns street grocery store of Walter B. Woodruff in this city, has accepted position as manager of the Park grocery on the corner of Main and Emmett streets, Ter ryville. MT. Freeman started on his new duties yesterday.
 Revival Services This evening revival services win be held at the Advent Christian church on West street.
 The speaker of the evening will be the Rev. E. II. Tlmberlake ot Auburn. Me.
 "Kathlcen" Rehearsais
 Rehearsals for Kathleen" which will be presented in the Bristol Community theater on Monday and Tuesday. April 1 and 5. by the Children of St. Mary Of St. Josephs church, have been started this week under the direction of the John B. Rodgers Producing com pany of Fostoria, Ohio.
 Lions Club Organization Meeting
 An organization meeting of the Lions club will be held this eve ming at the Elks club on South street, at which time election of officers will be held and a dinner ! enjoyed.
 The club. recently formed. has | approximately 70 members and