New Britain herald., 1926-05-22

Calder, John T. Chidsey. William l. Malone, B. o. Barnard. Morton C. Treadway, Wallace B. Crumb. Ed. ward lngraham, Amos H. Lister. IoWnseni c. Treadway, Joseph Val enune, Jr., Edward L. Dunbar and Leroy w, Greeno
 Joseph Chabot
 Joseph Chabot aged 66 years. died at his home at 22 West street yesterday after a two months ill., iness
 MT. Chabot was born in Granhv Quebec, Canada, on November IS, 1859. the son Of J. Saline and Julie .Chabot. His early life was spent in hls birthplace where he was mar ried 40 years ago to Miss Josephine Michelin. For the past IS years he has resided in this city, being em- !ployed by the American Silver Co. .a 1ilI right. He is survived by his s" one son, Victor A. Chabot. an i2E. 0n the local police force; one .cals Miss EXa Chabot Of South 2s Mass; his mother and i5re . Mrs. Emma Meunier,
 , AA te Trehan and Miss f-.H -aa Granhy Canada: '... eEa f- 'alson Chabot of n 'ohn Chabot Of .Nol ..a aI.. 5. Thomas Chabot .ot L. .a. Virginia and Victor 'ty
 The tL Id Monday morning sI church. The Rev. j iIl ceIe- brate the hig. m and ilhterment will aphs cemetery.
 Daughters of Is d -ee.
 The regular ms Daughters Of Isabella ., next Tuesday evening hall on North Main stre To Give Band Conc ! A concert will be given t. afternoon by the 11Sth \ Regiment Band. C. x. G.. unde. direction Of Warrant Officer Ph Azzolina.
 "Ncos' Here Tomorrow The "Neos' baseball team of Fall River, Mass, will furnish the oppo- sttion for the New Departure outfit tomorrow afternoon at Muzzy field. The visitors are considered one Of the fastest semi-pro teams in Msssa- .chusetts.
 Rockwell Park to Open Rockwell park playground will be officially opened on Memorial Day, at which time the new monument erected in honor of the late A. r. Rockwell will be dedicated. The park itself will be open tomorrow.
 Dance at Country Club
 The first dance of the season at the Chippanee Country club will be held this evening. Councilman W. Raymond Crumb will have charge Of the event.
 Months Mind Mass
 A months mind high mass Of re- Quem was celebrated this morning al St. Josephs Roman Catholic church in memory of the late Mrs. Mary Barry.
 Arym Club Meeting
 The Arym club of the Prospect Methodist church will hold their meeting tomorrow at 12:1o o'clock. Rev Hubert D. Jones, pastor of the church, will speak on "A Young Man and His Business Life"
 DeMolay Chapter Organized
 This afternoon at 4 o'clock the Bristol chapter of the Order of De Molay will be former in Masonic hall under the direction of the Ma than Hale chapter of New Britain. 4 supper will be served at o'clock and a class of candidates will be Initiated in the evening.
 Coming To Bristol
 A number of boys and girls from the Klingberg orphanage of New Britain will come to Bristol tomor- row and will attend the 10:45 o'clock service at the Advent Chris tan church. They will also attend the Sunday school service following. Father And Son Get-Together Night
 The annual father and son night of the Get-Together club of the Bris- tol High school was held last even ing in the school auditorium. The committee in charge of the affair Were Carl Huffman, president Of the club. Haddon Anderson, treasurer, Clifford Anderson and Harold Ses- sions. Vocal selections were render ed by the Harmony quartet.
 Son Turns Against Mother.
 Roy Wagner son of Charles F. and Clara E. Wagner. whose age is six years. told Judge Isaac Wolfe in the superior court in Hartford yes terday that he didn't want to live with his mother because she some times punished him and he would rather live with his "grossmother." His parents were recently divorced and he was given into the custody Of his father. He has been living with his fathers parents.
 The boy appeared in court upon request Of Judge Wolfe, who wished to question him. Mrs. Wagner. who secured divorce on the grounds of intolerable cruelty. had been given the right to visit tho child in its father care. She claimed that this privilege was being denied her and the grandparents on the paternal side are influencing the boy against her and are "bringing him up & German"
 After the boy had answered his questions. Judge Wolfe said that he was satisfied that influence had been used with the child against his mother, and although he will leave the child with it's grandparents for the present, he would order him to be kan au-ay iF q similar srnuhIa