New Britain herald., 1926-01-18

pha Reading club this afternoon.
 Tomorrow afternoon at s o'clock, Mrs. Charles s, Joy Of Woodland i, street will entertain the members oi the Tuesday club, The reader for the afternoon will he Mrs. Fuller Barnes |
 Tho members of the Calliope club | will meet aso tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. William P. Caleder Of S6 Bellevue avenue. Mrs c. r, Weldon will be the reader At tho same time Mrs, Romeyn Spare of IS Sessions street will entertain members of ihe Clio club. The reader will be Mrs, Morris l.. Tiffany.
 Pnrcnt.Tcachc Meeting.
 One 0! tho most ambitious pro- grams ever attempted by the pro- gram committee ot the Federal Hill Parent Teacher association will be presented this evening at the Fed eral Hin auditorium when a histor- icaI pageant will be presented by the pupils of the seventh and eighth grades under the direction Of Mrs Myra Merwin Terry with the assis- tance Of the teaching staff of the | school.
 The pageant will depict the differ ent important episodes of American history and over 100 pupils Of the school will take part,
 After the pageant, the Rev, John Kingsley Birgc will speak on the "Modern Ideas Of Natlonalism," Mir, Brge Is Bristol product, but has considerable experience in the Orient as missionary and is well qualified to develop the subject Of his ad- dress. Dancing will conclude the evenings festivities.
 George WisSman.
 The funeral Of George Wissman, aged 59 years, who died suddenly al
 his home at 55 Tulip street Satur-
 day morning. will be held tomorrow
 afternoon al his late home at
 o'clock. Rev. John Wilkins Of Trin.
 ity church will conduct the service
 and the remains will be placed in the West cemetery vault for burial in tho
 spring,
 Mir. Wissman had been employed by the American Silver company fo' about 20 years. coming 10 this cit. from Meriden. Conn. Mir. Wissman i
 survived by his wife and c foste daughter, Miss Mary Lynch, of thi } city.
 $ Mid-Wintcr l1rolic. 1 The Mid-Winter Froic of the Ney 8 Departure Girls club will take plac l in Red Mems hall on Friday evening , January 29.
 = The committee in charge has an
 nounccd that it plans to exceed a
 previous successes Of the club froliC - Funeral Of Mrs. F. A. Barnes V The funeral of Mrs. Ethel 4 .- Barnes, 4@, wife of Frank A. Barne Il of Jerome avenue. who died at he V home on Friday morning followin IS a short illness with pneumonia, wa
 largely attended at the Congrega
 tional parish house this afternoon ; F , o'clock. Rev Ernest l.. Wisme |, pastor of the church, had charge ( " tho services and burial was in tl . West cemetery.
 ,s Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Skclsky @ The funeral Of Mrs. Joseph Ske |, sky, w,'o died at her home in Ne ,d Britain on Thursday was held ,n Et. Josephs church this morning =. z o'clock. Rev. Oliver T. Magnt ,n colebr Jed the nigh mass of requie
 and the remains were placed in |
 vault at St. Joseph's church f '. urial in the spring.
 Y, American Legion McctinS 6n The regular meeting of Scichepr " post, American Legion, will be he ar in tho American Legion hall tomC t,' Iow evening at o'clock. Pest ~ ID fare matters will be acted upon 'a that meeting.
 '7i Thomas \. kcnna Branch Meet 10 State and county officers will oh present at the regular meeting
 the Ret. Thomas A. kenn" hranC ''s A. c. H. 10 be held in the Eal D. lall on Meadow street on Tuosd is- evening at o'clock. Following { It. rusincSs nee, T a social time W ss- be hell
 le, To Observe 10th Anniversary Ip- Plan for the observation of : rs, 40th anniversa ry of Palcs coun, ol- Knights of CC'umbu,. to he h.
 arly in April are now being co G- pleted and various committees [ of at work cn details for the eye
 There are several charter memo
 alive N:ho will be the guests of hoI o, of the council at tlc CelC.ri tirN ot School Closed ng- inc Euse"ooh s'hool Closed C, day at noon out of res cct 10 \
 Frank Barnes. who had taught tho the school for the last five years 7 Tho whose funeral took place at o'clt ;nw his afternoon a. the Congregatio lhis parish house,
 od- Jail Sentence Fu. Tar; Shis ,on, Joseph Yarashis of 4 Sixth a s n nue. who was rearrestod last Sat ,cre day after escaping from the tolls ,r,- the police on January g, was s
 fenced 10 6o days in jail by Ju
 Joseph NJ. Donovan in the DO roo. court this morning,
 ~ After being locked up on Sat
 day night, January ., after a !
 - at his homo where a small quan
 of liquor has been found, he wal ;, \ out of the police station when