New Britain herald., 1926-03-11

where he worked until his recent illness,
 Ho is survived by his wife, one ! laughter Mrs, Myles Culver ot this city. three brothers, Jerome II. ana RurdeJte II. or Hartford and Albert II. of Broad Brook. Conn, and one sister, Mrs, Alton c. Kelsey of Bris. l tol
 The funeral will ho held from his late home at 500 p. m.. Saturday The Rev. William B. West. rector ot tho Prospect Methodist church will odiciate and remains will be placed in the vault Nt West cemetery for in'crmcnt in the spring. Married In Michigan
 Word has boon received by friends of Miss Alice Stone, formerly of stafford avenue. Forestville, Of her wedding on March 4 in Unionyille. Michigan, 10 Ray Moore of that place,
 Mls' Stone during her residence m Eor,stNlllo Was a popular member 1 A'f' N'hA'fN' frNA VI lllt NliilNhs
 Parcnt-TcaChCrs' Assn. Elects The most successful meeting of 'he rarcnt-Tcachcr association of 'hr third school district was held last evening in the auditorium Of the new school on Church street. with a record attendance.
 Al the business meeting, which started Nt < o'clock. Mrs. Duane Beach was elected president Mrs, Brayton Goodwin. first vice prcsi- dent; Mrs. Harry Colvin. second yico-p president; Mrs. Harold Arms. secretary; Miss Ethel Brown, treas. urcr,
 Vocal selections were rendered by lhe Womeu's Choral club under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Jepson and musical selections by the violin trio, which rehc0rscd under the direction of Miss Gertrude Olcott. Tho pu- pills of the seventh grade also enter taincd with a dance mmuct
 The speaker of inc evening was the Rev. w. F. Wolfenden, pastor of the Baptist church. who took for his subject Realty in The Home"
 Legion Auxiliary To Meet
 The regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary, American Legion, will be held this evening in Legion hall.
 The members Of the Legion have been invited and refreshments and an entertainment will be enjoyed
 Chorus 10 Broadcast
 The Wallace Barnes Malc chorus will broadcast a musical program from Station WBZ, Springfield, com mcncing at 9;3o o'clock this cven- ing, Many radio fans throughout thc state, who listened to this chorus when thcy broadcasted from WTIC at Hartford short time ago. arc looking forward to another treat | this evening.
 The chorus is comprised Of the 1 following;
 First tcnors-Gaylorj F. Cook. i Lislc K. Lashcr, II. Wells Taylor, i Adam Meusol.
 Second tenors-philip R. ShGicr, Ralph II. Joerrcs. Henry r. Lovejoy. ! Barney Morin, Roscoe l.. Sessions. |
 Baritones J. Ernest Andrew. Harold E. Reid. Arthur W. ,Jepson ! William H. Graham. Garland C. , Wilcox, Charles F. Yagcr. Brown 1 JJoycc. J. Edwin Nilsson. John R. | Nikolais, Peter T. Bcaucar. William ! J. Mocllcr, C, ]. Bechstedt.
 Rasscs--Charlton NJ. Woodford. | Clarence T. Lane Wilmot E. Wright, | Robert l.. Donaldson. Clarence O. i Golf, Harry D. zickwolf Harold E, i Cook. Ernest Gotf Ralph Rezanson.
 The program will be rendered un- , der tho direction of Raymond W. | Cook.
 School Grant Check Received
 A check for S13,722.r5 was re- ccivcd hy the city of Bristol yestor- day from the state school grant.
 This amount is based on total =nrollmcnt of 6,o99 in September. t925. nt $2.75 for each child cnum- ,rated.
 Tentcn Services
 There was a large attendance at he Lenten services held in St. Ioscphs Roman Catholic church asst evening"
 Tho sermon for the occasion was by the Rev. Joseph II. f. King of New Milford.
 K. of F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Ethan .odge. K. 0, P, will bo held this ,r"nng at s o'clock In Arcanum lall.
 EndccS Defeat 1erryNillc
 The Now Departure basketball cam easily defeated Terryvillc last 7vcninC on the latter's floor by a score or SC to 19. Crowley was | cadinE point grtter for the cvc- hing with ten 10 his credit with Frldman coming next with eight. TbC cpy,,IY1r rC, l