New Britain herald., 1926-01-23
Hart NJ, slade, Louise Feldt and Frances Burnett.
 Fire Board Meeting

Hart, M slade, Louise Feldt and Frances Burnett.
 Fire Board Needing
 The board of fire commissioners met in the council chamber last eve- ning. all of tho commissioners being present Routine business was trans acted, including the authorization of payment of current bills,
 Jennings school Entertainment
 An evening of musical entertain. ment Is being prepared for next Wednesday evening. Jan. 2S, at the John ]. Jennings school. when the school glee club of 30 voices will sing the childhood of Hiawatha." a secular cantata composed by Ira E. Wilson,
 The members of the chorus will ho dressed in Indian costume and the stage will be set in India de- sign. Mrs Leo Shay. a member Of the Pcnobscot tribe of Indians and tho sister of the Princess Watah- wasso who has been heard In Bristol in recital of Indian songs, is member of the decorating commit toe. IL Is expected that the princess herself will he present and may pos. slhly sing some Indian songs.
 In addition to the rendition of the cantata there will he violin selections by a talented member of the school. Edmund Komorosli, and numbers by the John J. Jennings school or 
 Out of Town Pastors to Preach.
 The Rev. Dr. William E. Beach. district superintendent of the New Haven district of Methodist churches will preach at tho morning sevice at the Prospect Methodist church tomorrow morning pr. Beach has recently been appointed district su- perintendent and 1t will be his first visit to the local church as such.
 Dr. G, II. Wells, professor at the Hartford Theological seminary, will deliver the sermon at the Congre. gational church tomorrow morning
 Mrs. Daley Granted Divorce.
 Beatrice l. Daley was granted divorce from George F. Daley in su. perior court yesterday. The decree was granted on grounds of desertion and custody of two children was given the plaintiff. Mrs. Daley was represented by J. T. Mather.
 Gets Slice of Melon
 The New Departure Mfg Co.,. em- ployes who have deposited a portion of their savings in the General Motors two-for-one savings plan, will participate in the distribution of cash and General Motors stock which is taking place at the present time.
 The funds which are being dis trlbuted are maturing of the class of 1920 which is expected to yield m even larger return than the class of 1919.
 Employees have the right to with draw their deposits from the savings fund, plus interest at anytime, but if they withdraw before the end or the 5 year period they forfeit the money deposited in the investment fund by the corporation for their benefit and the accumulation of any such forfeitures are distributed with the distribution of the investment fund at the end of the year period,
 It is known that many of the New Departure employees have deposited up to the $500 per year limit and while it is not possible to obtain exact figures, 1t is believed that dis of cash and Gen. Motor stock in Bristol will run over sl00,- GOO.
 Congregational Church Forum
 Mrs. Claude U. Gibson will be the speaker at the Forum meeting at he Congregational church tomorrow ,vening.
 Her subject will be. ''The Story Behind the News" The service will oe preceded by a short organ recital Dy Mrs. l.. l., Beach.
 Anniversary Banquet
 The twentieth anniversary dinner # the Bristol lodge of Elks will be leld at the Elks' home, next Thurs lay evening, Jan 2S.
 The committee of Past Exalted Rulers who have the arrangements Il charge, have announced that no 'eserNation can be received after leXt Tuesday evening.