New Britain herald., 1926-12-11
MAN STILL MISSING,
 WAS IN WATERBURY
Bond Failed to Keep Date to
 Meet Friend at Train
BAPTIST CHURCH CANTATA
Bristol High School Defeats Terry vile at Basketbail-Mcriden Insi- licos Play Here Tonight-Funcra of Mrs. R. H. Wooster.

No trace has yet been found of Clarence Bond of l6S North Street. who disappeared from his home last Saturday. The statement of his hay ing been seen last Tuesday evening in this city has been discounted and it is believed that 1t was q case of mistaken indentity.
 Wilbur s. Hart of 1SS Woodland Street called at police headquarters yesterday afternoon and informed Chief Ernest T. Belden that he was with Bond in Waterbury last Satur- day night. He left him. Hart stated, with the understanding that they would meet at the railroad station and return to this city by train. Bond failed to appear in time for the train and Hart returned to this city alone.
 Information 10 the effect that Bond was seen standing on Bank street, Waterbury. last Saturday night at about o'clock was receiv- ed by the department this morning anG, 1t is believed that the missing man never returned to this city Wa terbury police are also conducting an investigation in an effort to To- cate Bond.
 To Entertain Hartford Tribe Compounce Tribe. I. o. R. NJ, will be host to members of Sicaogg tribe. No. 36 of Hartford on next Tuesday evening. December IA. The visitors will bring them with them ten war riors 10 be raised to the chiefs de- gree.
 Man Contract For Florida Work Cosmos Vacca of this city, who re- gently returned from a trip to Flori- da where he visited Earl J. Arnold, former secretary of the local cham Der of commerce, stated yesterday winter in the vicinity of Tampa, where he will engage in the con- struction business. He looked over the conditions during his stay there and found that there was considers hle construction work to be done. MT. Nacca has done contract work for the city as well as in other places about the state.
 Cantata at Baptist Church
 "The Triumph of David" a can- tata written by Dudley Buck, will be presented at the Bristol Baptist church tomorrow evening. Through the courtesy of Judge William J. Malone a concert organ belonging with a piano, the work never hav- ing been designed for orchestra ac- compartment.
 The personnel for the presenta- tion is as follows: Sopranos-Daisy B. Daley, F. Jane Burghoff. Es- tene P. Richardson and Mabel E. Clayton.
 Contraltos - Ruth F. schade, Bertha II. Porch, Nellie s. Saxton and Charlotte w. Ellison.
 Tenors: Gaylord B. Cook, Henry s. Lovejoy, Raymond W. Cook and Ralph H. Joerres. Basses: Robert Donaldson, W. H. Graham. Dr. C. J. Moore and Charlton NJ. Woodford.
 Pianist, Miss Margaret Traver; orga mist. Edward L. Graham.
 The presentation will be directed by Gaylord B. Cook.
 TcrryvilIe High Easy for Bristol
 The Bristol high school basket ball team opened it's season with a | victory last evening on the floor Of i the local gym, Terryville high, their | opponents. being outclassed in every department. The locals took things ! easily the first half which ended with the score in their favor F to | 10. In the last half, however, they l let themselves go and were leading
 when the final whistle blew. 30 to 1 IS, The summary:
 Bristol