New Britain herald., 1928-02-29


 25 School street. who disd q ok Francis hospital. Hartford folleW1q9 q short illness. was held 1t oseee6k this morning at St. Apebsaufs church. Rev. L. Beccaris cslsteaee4 the high mass of requiem and b0s31l will be in the new St. Jossph's cemetery.
 Lenten Devotioas
 Lenten devotions. consisting e tAe stations of the cross and benedict3eo of the Blessed Sacrament, VIII ho held at 7:30 o'clock this evening at St, Joseph's church.
 Lodge Of Sorrow
 Alodge of sorrow ih memory of Anson Q. Perkins will be held at the regular meeting of the DriOeee Lodge of Elks tomorrow evening". The eulogy will be given by Paet Exalted Ruler James T. Case.
 The annual election of officers Of the lodge will also take plaos at Thursday nights meeting.
 Editor to Speak :. Arthur S. Barnes. editor of the Bristol Press" will be the speaker at the meeting of the South Chip pins Hill Neighborhood club to D" held tomorrow evening in the school house. The subject of MT. Barne. address will be "Rambles."
 I. o. o. F. Meeting
 The regular weekly meeting C requabuc Lodge. l. o. o. F., vii be held at o'clock this evening 1T Arcanum hall.
 Lions to Bowl
 The Lions clubs of New Britain and Bristol will meet in a series of duckpin games at the Center Recrea- ton alleys this evening. The team from the Hardware City will be made up of Harry Erwin. Michael Bannan, Dr. E. J. Dray. P. F. Kins. Thure Bengston, Carl Johnson. Romeo Grise. William Brennecke. pr. Potts, Harry Hancock, William Curtin, Roy Durham. Frederick An- dres. Francis Clynes. Robert Vance of New Britain will be the score keeper for the visitors.
 To Auction Bankrupt Stock
 The stock and fixtures of the Corner Shoppe. formerly conducted by Peter Carros who filed petition in bankruptcy several weeks ago, will be sold at public auction at II o'clock Friday morning, March . by State Auctioneer William H. Wake lee. Deputy Sheriff Joseph ". Harding is trustee of the bankrupt estate.
 To Conduct Campaign For Funds Arrangements are now being made for the annual campaign of the Sal- vation Army for funds. Judge Wil- liam J. Malone will serve again this year as chairman of the commtttee and Joseph Valentine, Jr., has been selected as treasurer. E. J. McCabe of the Hartford office of the salva- ton Army has opened an office here and will assist in conducting the campaign.
 Case Continued
 The case of John Jesionowsh of Hartford. charged with reckless driving. was again continued by As- sistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert J. Stack this morning until March 10. [ Jesionowski was arrested on Fob ruary 8, after his automobile had crashed into gasoline pump of the Standard Oil Company located ia front of the Bristol Hardware Com. pany store on North Main street. The continuance was granted to sn. able Jesionowski to settle for the Fe- pairs to the pump with the Standard Oil Company, from whom he has not yet received a bill. Wins Bobbing Priso Larry DiLena, proprietor of . barbershop at 33 North Main street, was awarded the grand prize h . hair bobbing contest conducted by the International Barbershop Own. CTS Association at its annual conven- tion held last Monday in the Hotel Pennsylvania. New York City. Thur. ty-six barbers were entered Ia the contest but a number were disquaIi. fed because of their failure to com. rlete the bobbing in the 90 minute limit.