New Britain herald., 1928-04-05

tehu tle JeHUilEs SCHOOL were Delne cared for at Federal Hill due to in. adequate space at the former place Later it was suggested that a new school be built on Pennington ave. nue near Jerome avenue and it was also proposed at one time that pu. pills residing east of "Tom Martins Hill" be assigned to the Stafford school district. Such action. how ever. would mean that an additional school on Pennington avenue west of Mine Brook would have to be built by that district. This problem was discussed by the Stafford voters last year and while number flaw. ored such action, the move was op- posed by a second faction headed ry Alfred H. Tallis. An adjourned meeting of that district is to be held within the next several days. how ever. and it Is thought probable that the discussion will be resumed.
 D. of P. Meeting
 A meeting of Kitchewan Council, D. of P, will be held this evening in Red Mems hall on Prospect street. The degree will be conferred on a class of candidates and supper will be served at the conclusion of the business session.
 Elks Installation
 Installation exercises will be held by Bristol lodge of Elks at its meet Ing this evening. Past Exalted Ruler D. Frank Cunningham of Wiliman- tic lodge, No. 1911, will be in charge Of the exercises, The officers to be installed are as follows: Exalted ruler, Henry J. Flynn: esteemed leading knight, Dr. J. F. kuppcr- stem; esteemed loyal knight, Philip Loary: esteemed lccturing knight, Richard Lambert, secretary. George l.. Roberts; treasurer, Hilary $. Drlscoll; trustees, William F. Hynds, George r. Linstead and Joseph F. Carroll; tyler, Edward Nelson: grand lodge representative, Robert w. Harris.
 Following the installation an en- tertainment program will be rcn- dered and refreshments served.
 st. Jo>cph's Church
 Today, Holy Thursday. Is being observed with special exercises at St Joseph's church. Following the s o'clock mass this morning. a pro- cession of the Blessed Sacrament
  will continue throughout the day. Holy hour will be ob- served from s to 9 o'clock tonight.
 Tomorrow. Good Friday, the mass of the pre-sanctiiied will be cele- brated at o'clock. There will be stations of the cross at 3 p. m. and again at ';3o o'clock in the evening,
 Car Stolen
 An Essex coach, bearing Connec- ticut registration K-Sl43 and owned by Harry L. Peters of B Monroe road, was reported stolen 10 the police department last night. The car was taken from it's parking place on lower Main street.
 
 The funeral of Charles W. Daniels. superintendent of the Forcstvilc Cemetery association. who died yes- terday morning. will be held at his late home. q Pleasant street at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Rev. B. B. Styring, rector Of the South tngton Episcopal church. will con- duct the service and burial will be in the Forostville cemetery.
 Congregational Church.
 A special service will be held at the Congregational church at 7:S0 o'clock this evening. Rev. Francis T. Cooke. pastor of the church. will preach and communion will be cele- brated.
 Mrs. L. L. Beach. organist. wifi play as the prelude Good Friday Spell' by Patrik Vretblad. and "Postlude in D" by Gustav Merkel. Jesus of Nazareth" by Hamblem will be sung by Harry Coe Olmstead.
 Rcichc BroadcastS.
 All Bristol was tuned in on Sta tion WLS. Sears Roebuck station, Chicago, last evening to listen to three minute talk by Karl \. Reichc, local superintendent of schools. who is with the Bristol high school bas- ketball team at the national tourna- ment being held in that city this week. Mir. Reiche mentioned the names of the various manufacturing concerns of this city and the pro- ducts manufactured by them and also mentioned the fine condition and showing of the Bristol boys While Mr. Reiche was supposed 10 speak at 7:15, he did not get on the air until 7:3o.
 Bids Asked For.
 Sealed bids for the construction of approximately 3.e0o lineal feet of eight inch sanitary tile sewer with usual manholcs and appurtenances on Brewster road. Belridge road and Lee street have been asked for by the city. Such bids must be accom- panied by q certified check of $1.- poo and must be in the office of the city clerk not later than 7:3O D. m, April 17th.
 It is believed that the job will prove an expensive one due 10 the arge amount of rock and the neces- slty of dropping down in some places to a depth of at least IT feet. l The city council voted to have this work done at its meeting on March ! ,0th.
 Holiday Tomorrow.
 Tomorrow, Good Friday. will be generally observed throughout the | 'lty as q holiday. Stores, banks. city 1 md professional offices and the pub ic library will be closed all day l Stores will remain open until 10