New Britain herald., 1928-02-27

SoSephlne AAStfooatt1ee0 o9 e0D city: also readings by Mias AMl1e Hebert of this city.
 At the conclusion of the eIorc1aoA Father Hubert was presented with . beautiful embroidered gold aa1 "A'''e oene'e''oa stose'
 Funeral of GustAve T. LanAaao ] The funeral services of Gustavo .. Lundahl. superintendent of malls a& the local post office. who was acct- dentally shot to death la1t ThuSodav morning when a fellow empleSs's Pe- volver fell from its holstsr to tho concrete pavement in the rear Of the post office building. was largely at. tended yesterday afternoon. Rev. Henning L. Johnson. pastor of tho Swedish Congregational church, sf- ficiated and burial was in West ceme. tery.
 The entire force of clerks and CT. riers Of the post office department were present at the obseQuies and . large deegation from Franklin lodge, \. r. and A. M.. of which MT. Lup. dahl was member. attended h . body. The bearers were selected from the six oldest employees at the post office. three clerks and three carries, The clerks were Assistant Postmsst- CT John E. Roberts. George |. Fitx- i patrick and William B. Farmer; the carriers, Arthur E. Ingram, William w. Merrill and Allan F. Dresser.
 The committal services at the grave were in charge of the officers Of Franklin lodge.
 Severe Cold Over Week End
 Bristol experienced its coldest weather of the winter over the weekend. thermometers in some parts ot the city Sunday morning | registering as low as eight degrees below zero. The weather moderated considerably last night and at { o'clock this morning the ther- mometer at police headquarters registered IS degrees above.
 The cold snap was particularl, welcome to local ice men, who re- neWed activities last Friday after being obliged 10 discontinue their ice harvesting earlier in the week be- cause of heavy rains and the riss in temperature.
 To Broadcast Progrsm
 This evening beginning at s o'clock the New Departure dance orchestra. directed by William Taylor, will broadcast half hours program of current dance numbers through ata. ton WT1C from its studio at the Endee club. this city. Tho proerau, will include fox trot entitled .My Heart Stood Still" . song hit iron, the musical show Tho Connecticut Yankee" The complete program ts as follows: Fox trot. "Ous More Night; fox trot. Ella Ctnder1': fox trot. Normandy; waltz The eonx Is Ended: fox trot, "Mademoisslle Mine; fox trot. My Heart Dteod snlf'; fox trot, "cobble Stones; fox trot, -Four Walls': fox trot, .,oo Home and Tell Your Mother"
 Case NolIed
 A charge of reckless driving against Edward Hess of Burlinston avenue was nolled by prosecuting At. forney James T. Mather this morn ing on payment of costs amounting to $6.2o. Hess was involved in an accident several weeks ago at the corner of Stafford avenue and Brook streets, Forestville and the nolls was entered after the prosecutor vas in- formed the parties involved had made 2 civil settlement. '~ E
 Skating At Rnckweu Pafk
 The Rockwell Park lagoon wss crowded both Saturday and Sunday afternoons by skating parties, may Of whom came from neighborink towns and cities Tho ios is tn eood condition and safe on all pexts of the lagoon.
 Enters New Departure FoA
 Robert E. Clingan Of Toledo. Ohio, has been made anistaa4 to Lester G. s:gourney. secrstayy and sales manager of the New Dspastuxs Manufacturing co.. according to an announcement made In the Fobfu-. ary e5 issue of the New Dspasturs News.
 MT. clinsan is thoroughly sx- perienced in the bearing field. hay ing been one of the original promo ters of the German-mads Heas- Bright ball bearings in America. After number of years service with that organization. he became man. ager of the Book Roller Bearing Co. and since the purchase of that ceu. pany by the Timken Roller Bearing Co. two years ago. he has bssn employed as salesman with the lat- ter organization. Mir. Clinsan will move his family to this city on April 1.
 Whist Party. i, Seicheprey Post, American Ie- zion. and the Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a card party this evening in Legion hall on North Main strsst. Bridge and whist will bs played and prizes will be awarded the winnerx. Members of both organizations and their friends are welcome.
 Car Damaged
 A car owned and driven by stephen Lambert Of Forestvtlls wvs damaged at ii o'clock Sunday moYp- ing when it was struck by another car at the corner of Queen esd Goodwin streets The left front spd left rear wheels were broken s6 when the car was pushed asainst the ourbing on Queen street With Mir. Lambert It the time was las brother, Richard T. Lambert and Philip Ryan. both of Forestvills. None of the occupants wers injured.
 No report WAS made at pelice
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