New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

otflh, principal, Bristol High ochooI: fymarhs. William Riley. a graduate i oi Oxford and Yale and tho Bristol High school. who will talk on Euro pcan vs. American sports: address, "A Good Athletic Coach" Kari A.. i;eiche, superintendent of schools; , remarks. Raymond J. Casey. Maple End Athletic club, which Is sponsor ing the banquet: address, John r. Chick Meehan. coach of New York university football: movie sketch, Life of Coach" Cameo theater; remarks, Albert W. Keane. sports editor, Hartford Courant: remarks. Dick Dillon. well known basketball referee.
 The entertainment program will be furnished by Worden's Milky Way" Entertainers of Waterbury. The committees in charge of the testimonial banquet are as follows: Executive committee. William J. Phelan, chairman, James Kiordan. Frank Gladowski. Francis Cofrey. Walter Schneider. Raymond J.
 t.''' , '"Al lsodI l'. NuAIltS ;. testimonial committee. Raymond J. Casey, Earl I.ourie. Benedict Rior- dan, Walter Riemer. Donald Cffen- dale; program committee. Louis A. Wheeler, chairman. Thomas Me Laughln. David King. Benjamin Spielman: reception committee. Jo- seph w, Harding. Leroy w. Greene. Alden q. Burlington. A. II. Breckbill, w. Y. Tracy, Dewey Carpenter. J. |. Collins, Frank J. Thiery: Ross o. Reed; banquet committee, Earl Lou rie. John T. OBrien, John J. Coffey. Raymond Bachand. Fred Riemer Herbert Carlson. John r. Brennan, Walter J. Murphy; entertainment committee. John Brennan, Henry J. Cote. Edward Czarnick. John J. Rol- offe, James Santaniello. Joseph Blum, Raymond Gamache: music committee. Melvin White. William Swingle, Arthur Thiesing, Louis Perry. Roger Simpson.
 Funeral of Mark E. Stone
 The funeral of Mark E. Stone. Civil War Veteran and native Of Harwinton. was held at s:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Norton. Vest Washington street. Forcstville. Burial was in West cemetery. this city.
 Hearts and Blossoms"
 The musical comedy "Hear's and Blossoms will he presented this evening at the Sessions Clock Co. auditorium in Forestville under the direction Of Charles C. Ball. The New Departure band will furnish the music for dancing after the presentation of the play.
 Neigl,borhonI Prayer Meeting
 The weekly neighborhood prayer meeting will be held at a:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home Of Mrs. Frank B. Colvin. 90 Woodland street. Mrs. colvin will be the lead CT.
 Red Men 10 Meet
 A meeting of Compounce Tribe. ]. 0. l.. M.. will be held at o'clock this evening in Red Mems hall.
 To Confer Degree
 In the initiatory degree will be conferred on class Of candidates at a meeting Of Pequabuck lodge. l. Q. 0. F.. Wednesday evening. May 2nd.
 Thalia Club Meeting
 A meeting Of the Thalia Reading club will be held Tuesday evening. May .2nd at the home of Mrs. Der tha Morton on Prospect street. Tho meeting was originally scheduled for this evening.
 Requiem Masses
 An anniversary high mass Of requiem was celebrated at s o'clock this morning at St. Josephs' church in memory of Anthony Diana.
 At . o'clock Saturday morning a months mind mass will be celebrat- ed at St. !oscph's in memory of Mrs. Michael Matugattis.
 New Signal Lights in Operation.
 New signal lights to govern traffic at the corner of North Main and Race, Center and Meadow streets were placed In operation yesterday. The three lights arc governed as unit. All may be operated by the desk man at central fire station also to facilitate the movement of fire apparatus from the house on Mead ow street.
 Council Meeting.
 The monthly meeting of the city council will be held at 7:3o o'cloch this evening in the city council chamber.
 The most important subject sched- lllad for discussion Is the traffic ar rangpmcnt at Doolittle'S Crossing Supt. John ]. O'IIanley Of the Wa terbury division of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company has promised 10 be pres ent 10 explain why he does not fe'l twenty-four hour protection neccs- sary at Doolittle's Crossing.
 Bids for sanitary sewers in th" vicinity of the John J. Jennings school will also b" awarded tonight
 Celebrate Golden Wedding.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert J. Mills Of .S Summer street are celebrating today the fif'icth anniversary oi their wedding. Mir. Mills is presi- dent Of II. J. Mills. Inc, manufac-