New Britain herald., 1928-04-02
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charge of Probattoa O1iess 9Aoo1ag A. Tracy.
 FuneeA q N1s. Csowesua
 The funeral of Mrs. Ella '. oVoW. ford. @. widow of EAvsF1 .. c1eW. ford, who died Saturday et tAe Aasno of her son. Paul Bunnsu e Nat thews street. was held at o'Gbook this afternoon It the funeral hoos of C. Funk and Son. Rev. Huosst D. Jones' pastor of the PsesDest Methodist church. conducted tAs service and burial vas in tAs Acoa cemetery.
 Mrs. Crawford had been . rad. dent of this city for the past dxtsen years. She is survived by Ooo sea. Paul Bunnell: . granddsueAter, Alice Bunnell and several nieess cad nephews, all of this city.
 Funeral Of Rev. w. N. DoaaaAEaAA
 The funeral of Rev. Wilfred Y. Desmarais. curate of St. Anne's church. was held at lo:So e'eseck this morning at the Sacred Heart church. Taftville. Interment was In the laftVllle cemetery.
 Stafford District School Mce4iag.
 A meeting of the voters sl the Sixth School District located tn the Stafford section of the city has been called for o'clock Friday evening. April 9th. At that time the matter of additional schoolhouse accommo- dations will be again discussed end there is considerable probability tAat a warm session may result. Alfred H. Tallis and several folloveso ob- ject to the additional facilities be- cause they deem them unwarranted whereas other residents ars oQually certain that they are actually nesd- cd
 The call for the meeting was issu- ed by the district committee. son- sisting of Carl Mahannah. Ks1nsth Johnson and Sells Pratt.
 Rcd Men to Moet.
 The regular weekly meeting of Compounce Tribe. I. c. R. M., will ho held at o'clock tomorrow eve ming in the wigwam on Prospect street.
 library Bnard Meethg.
 A meeting of the board of libsary directors will be held in the public library at 7:3o o'clock this evening.
 Ovation to High School Tsam
 The largest public dsmenstratien ever accorded . high school basket ball team was seen yesterday noon at the high school athletic hsld when approximately 2.o0o persons turned out 10 wish the team luck In the na- tional basketball tournament which opens tomorrow in Chicago. Indi- vidual members of the team were separately and in . unit. Principal Henry E. Cottle, who ae- companied tho team to the tourna- ment last year. did not % this war but in his place was supsrtntsndent of Schools Karl A. Reichs. who will act as treasurer. MT. Cottls shock hands with each of the team mslh- bers before they left the gymnasium. Following the demonst ration, fully 15o cars formed . eortegs wAich the team to the Berlin station where 1t entrained for New York.
 Those making the trip are Superintendent of Schools Rsice, Faculty Athletic Advissf 0imuel Josolowitz and tho following play. CTS: Hugret, Allaire. Captain Eetar. ski. Rao. Becker, Burghoff. wNtte, Goodrich, Karwoski. Kushian.
 This evening from [ to S:1o o'clock the New Departure Band win broadcast through Station WT1C . varied and interesting program of band music under the personal di- rection of Ernest 4. Becker.
 The opening number will be the new march "The Pride of st. Louis." This was dedicated to Colonel Charles Lindbergh by the composer, J. c. Lentini, . resident of New Brit. ain.
 suppe's overture. "Post and Peasant" which is an old time fsv. orite. will next bs played. by rsausst,
 Following the overture. pominie will render . elasinet 'olo entitled Romantic" this beinR one of Thornton's best numbsrs Nr. Thornton ia noted for his clarinet solo compositions.
 The fourth offering is . chaMeter- stic number composed by Tobant, entitled The Flag Dance"
 The half hour will be brousAt to . 'lose by the playing Of Neeeham's American Patrol" At the opening 'f this number tho radio listeners will hear distant drums being played to march time. This seund 'f drums increases in volume e the 'ull band is gradually brought into he picture. From the climax the -olume slowly diminishss until 1t