New Britain herald., 1928-07-30
did more than three men bat.
Funeral OF Mrs, Warren

at her home, 16 Canal street. were
held at $50 o'clock this afternoon
at her late residence. Rev. Samuel
A. Fiske. pastor of the Berlin Con-
gregational church.. officiated
Burial was in West cemetery.
Open Garage
Willis II. Draper and his SON Leon
H. Draper, of Pennington are open
ing garage and automobile sales
room in the old Collins garage on
Whiting street opposite the post Of
fee. They plan to deal in Chevro-
lets and to operate a service station
for this make of car. They will also
do general repair work, battery
charging, and storing, and will have
radiator department and machine
shop.
w. H. Draper dealt in real estate
here some years ago. while his son
has been employed in Hartford gar
ages and at an airplane garage in
New York state.
Chautauqua Opening
The 29th annual assembly of the
Connecticut Chautauqua association
will open at the Plain,ille camp
ground tomorrow and continue until
August 7. The president Truman ].
Spencer of Mount Vernon. n. V. will
be in charge.
The first days program will be as
follows: Sis a. m. devotional serv-
ice conducted by the president:
M. organization of elocution classes
under Miss Marie Bronson of Wa
terhury: $50 a. M. school of do
nestle science. with pure food dem
onstration. under Mrs. May Crockett
of Waterbury: 10 a. M, children's
hour classes conducted by Miss
Beryl Johnson of South Meriden:
11:1S a. m. Bible hour with address
by Mrs. Spencer
At 1:30 p. M. chorus rehearsal
under Mrs Mildred Seymour Wells
of Hockanum: Miss Viola Rurckell
of Clearwater. Fla. pianist: D. m.
entertainment by Miss Kitty O'Neil
OF New York. singing coincidence.
rianologlst, mezzo contralto. song
leader. and pianist; 4:3o p. NJ,
classes in pantomime and physical
culture under Miss Marie Bronson of
Waterbury,: p. M. musical even
ing by the Loucks Sisters of Water
bury
End Of Camp Meeting
The camp meeting was concluded
this morning.
At the annual meeting of the
New Haven District Camp Ground
association on Saturday he following
officers and committees were named
for the coming year:
President. Rev. DR. William D.
| Beach. New Haven: vlce-president
A. T. Rierkan. Hartford: treasurer
Leon A, Gladding. Plainville and Al
| lamont Springs. Fla: secretary. Will
liam F.. Jennings. Forestville: asso-
clate treasurer. William f. Jennings:
executive of the board of trustees
Leon A. Gladding,
committee on care of grounds;
Leon 4, Gladdings, William =. Jen-
nings. L. S. Clark. West Haven,
Burton n, MCLEAN. New Haven,
Committee on association board
ing house: Leon A Gladd,ngs
George S, Stratton. South Meriden
William +. Jennings.
Committee on transportation Wi
ton,
Committee on finance T. s clark
Joseph f. Ensign, Slmsbury. Leol
A. Gladdine
Committee on locating and sale o
lots: Leon A. Gladdlng William Z
Jennings. L S Clark
| Committee on athlerlcs. Howard
P, Brockett. Hartford. Burton Nc
Clean. George S. Stratton
Committee on corporation houses
Mrs. l.. A, Gladding Flainvllle and
Altamont Springs. Fla; Mrs. r. A
Rierkan Hartford, Mrs. George S
S'ratton. South Meriden: Mrs. vii
liam +. Jennings. Forestville.
Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sedegrpl
and son Erllng have returned Il
their home On Ton,llnson avenue
latter spending weeks vacation a
Paradox lake in the Adirondacks.
a special meeting of Court Gener
al Lawton. Foresters of America. vii
be held in Odd Fellows hall at "a
o'clock this evening to take action OF
the death of James j. Murphy,
Mr.. and Mrs r l.. Morley let
yesterday for two weeks vacation
in Maine.
The Misses Viola and Doris Spen
Ger have been spending a week a
Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd B Stlllmal
are spending weeks vacation a
the shore.
The Legion baseball team wll
meet the Southlngton post nine at
o'clock this evening at the loca
field
Elnor F Blossom of the Usher
Williams garage is spending wee
at his home IN Springfield Vt.
The operators license of Cleophu
crandv of SO Atwood street ha
been suspended by the commissions
OF motor vehicles,
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