New Britain herald., 1926-03-29

The TWO signals now Iu operation have gi>ru satisfaction 10 q certain "attUI ullhouEh if ts un1erslood that some changes will be made i'm the one located at 'he corner of Main street and the Memorial boulevard, Many complain that the stan lard. RE q Is today, is foo nigh to bc seen rom a closed car without consider. able coffrt and it is believed that 1, "tll he cut down 10 remedy this sil- ua'ton.
 The automobile sienal al the cor nor o: North and North Main streets presents condition rathcr difficult 70 eliminate The sun in the after. noon. particularly, shines on inc target so that a person driving a cor down North street has consid 'rahlo difficulty in determining whether red or green light is set against him. The culy solution ap- ptars 10 b. to drive aong at a slow rate 0; speed un'N close 10 the signal and then proceed in ac. rordonce with the standard.
 Tho singals have met with the complete approval of pedestrians. however, because of the fact tha, they really protect thom while crossing at the corners where standards have been placed.
 Lions Club Meet
 New newly organized Lions club hold d monday luncheon and meeting at tle Elks' club today for thc purpose of discussing plans foi additional membership,
 This Is the first business meeting to hc hcll by the local branch,
 Autos Collide
 Cars driven by Or,o nelnno anI Edward Clark, 10th Of Bristol. col liled at the intersection Of Main and School streets last evening about S;%p, neither car being dam. aged Co any great event, Mr. Clark claimed that Drlhuo had proceeded across the intersection with the red light set against him.
 Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mathtr listened "a both sides oi the story this morning and granted a continuance in the case until April h to allow both parties involved to reach an amicable unders,and- ing. Attorney Joseph r. putton rep. resented Dellino.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Fonda
 The funeral of Mrs. JoscphIno ronda, who died at inc home of her son. Michael Fcnda of Oak street, early Saturday morning was held at I, m. today from St. Anthonv's church, H"N. l.. Bcccars celebrated th" hIgh mass of requiem and the body was placed in the vault at St. . Joscnh'S cemetery for interment in the family lot in St. Thomas ccme- tcry late in the spring.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Page
 The funeral of Mrs. Wifred Page of TerryVille avenue was held at S o'clock this morning from S'. Ann's The hiEh mass Of requiem was celebrated by Rev. j. r. Per. roauit and tho body was placed in tho vault at S', Joscph's cemetery Tor burial later in the spring.
 Ncishborhood Club Meeting
 Tho South Chippens Hill Neigh. horhooi club will hold its regular meeting in the South Chirpcns Hill school tomorrow evening instead Of Thursday evening. as originally n'ann'd. ou account of -hn Eas,,r r"r'ss. The change in datc will en- abI" 'ha teachers of the dis;ric, 10 ho present.
 To Visit Torringtou
 Tf" members Of the Rris,o' club will "o 10 TorrInston this evening. where they will be the ruests of .bo Forr'Eg'"n club, RiItqrd. pool anI duplicate whist matches will ra N'ay'd and buffet lunch sarvcd. Tho party will leave inc Bristol club at fix ?. m.
 Reading ClubS
 Tomorrow afternoon tho mom. h'rs o' 'h' Tuesday club will b., on. t'ri1in"d at 'h" homo o' Mrs. Go'os r. ""or' of Eroad>iow and Mrs. Arthur C. Beach wilI be the reader
 Mrs. Arthur w. Jrpson or oSf Snmmer street will entertain tha members of tho rNh club tomorrow Mrs. John Wilson vill ho tho reader.
 Mrs. Louis F Tnt,lo Of i4f ni- vinitv street WiN hc tNn hostcSs ,, ""nh"rs of he Saga c'uh and Mrs !. William ENio,t has been c)nc.,, as rrader.
 Faster Vacation
 Th" Easter recess c, thc Rris.n' schools will start on Thursday April [. and school sessions will h, resumed on TuHsdav. April l3.
 Mission Closes
 X SucccrsSful ono weeks n,issIoo conducted hv Roy. r. Guerint o, Now York city at S'. Antho,v's >NnrrN. vas closed yesterday morn. Ing ~ 'ho 'o:"n o'clock mass An or 'h" services, both morning and evening. were largely attended.
 New Departure Victorious
 Fhc Now Departure haskothaIl cam proved their claim "a thc title 'f stat" champions last Saturday eve. hing on the floor of thc local high 'chool gym, when they defeated thc 'ast Atlas tcam Of New Haven by | SCOT" Of 5" 10 g9. This vas the 'ourtht game of t>c series. New nc. Nartnre coming out on top on three occasions, although hy only a few pot margin.
 I'll" gam" Saturday evening was 'a7t and furious throughout. the 'cor" al half lime being l5 70 i4 in 'avor of tho local boys. rcldman,