New Britain herald., 1929-12-11

tomorrow afternoon at 2:3Q o'clock. i Rev. r. r. Wolfenden, pastor of the Bristol Baptist church. will onici- ate, and interment will follow in West cemetery.
 Eagles Initiation Tonight
 The FraternaI Order of Eagles "Armistice bay" class initiation will take place at the home on West street tonight at & o'clock instead Of last night as was originally an- nounced. A large number of candi- dates will receive the degree.
 There will be q large number of out-of-lowm members present. Luncheon win be served in the so- cial rooms after the meeting.
 Marriage Returns
 According tO marriage returns received at fine office Of the city clerk. th" following were married recently: Paul Brugettc, a factory buffer. of 2S Oak street. 10 An&c- .jua c. Glanuni Of fl Ledgcside street. at tho south Congregational church in New Britain by Rev.. Theodore s Dunn cn Noycnhcr 2S, and Thcopni J. IElco, a factory worker, of this city. 10 Mary HaIc- ski a factory worker or TerryviIlc, hy Rev. P. J, Eaczmarski. ill Ply moWu on November 21.
 $fO.0OO Permit Issued A permit was issued at the office of the city clerk to Cosml Nacca 10 build a two-story house for him. self 10 cost $lo,oOe4 OH TerryviIle road.
 Quit-Claim Deed Filed
 < quit-claim deed filed at the Of . flee of the city clerk recorded the transfer Of property from Fred crick W. Tom 10 Elsie F. Tom. his wife. The deed involved half interest in property and buildings on Fairfield street in inc Maple wool tract.
 Trucks Busy sanding
 Six trucks and a crew of s men ar" busy "t work sanding the various l hills Of the city, it W&s stated at the public works office this morning. Several inches of snow fell during the carly morning and caused the streets 10 become slippery and dan gorous to vrhicul1r traffic which is dense shortly before z o'clock.
 ra;o"d Lecture Given
 Dr. James L. McCarncy delivered the second of a series or health lcc- lures at the Federal Hill school audi torium last night before the largest gathering yet 10 attend the talks The doctor ia the chief of the mcnta hygiene department in the Connect. cut state department of health. Tho topic ol his talk was The Needs O. the Normal Child.' The next lecture will be presented oa January ' a the same hall by Dr. Arthur II. Rus glcs, consultant in mental hygiene at the department of health of Yal, University.
 Tu"Cral Service
 The funeral services for Frank |, Hall, G4. were held at St. John! Episcopal church. Forestville. thi afternoon at . o'clock with Rev. Lin coin F. Frye of Plainville officiating lnterment followed i'll the Fore&tvill, cemetery.
 Police Help Asked The local police were rcQueSte' ; last night to assist in locating Charles Arlofslii, 4. of 22o Soul street, who has been missing iron l. his home since last week "Wednesday He was employed by the Bristol Wa
 ter Works not long ago.
 When Mir. Arlofski left home h
 was wearing dark brown Overcoa
 black shoes, brown trousers, and , blue cap. He is is feet. 1 inches ta
 and weighs 150 pounds. : The police sent out complet : description of the lost man over tn , telctype and also a request for in ' formation as to his whereabouts. Artists selected
 Tho committee in charge of til
 third community concert to be give . at the high school auditorium ha :. selected six artists to furnish tn |, evenings entertainment. They ar , Miss Ethel Fox, soprano; B"njami { hIlS, DldlliSlr O4i' II l6iI b'll u iC' NOiI |, sisting of Mischa MiGchakoff, Vi i olinist, William Van Der Burg, !, cellst, and Edith Harcum, pia |. ist, and Charles Thomas. a bariton'
 Officers Elected Rev. T. J. keena branch, Ancie1 r Order of Hibernians, at a mectin r. held last night elected the followin k officers: John Coan, presiden James P. Mclaughlin, vice pres , dent; James McCusker, recordin
 secretary; Michael Gubbins, finat . cial secretary; Thomas Moran, 1rca: V urer; Patrick Berry. sergeant ; $ arms. and Charles Mccarthy. sent V. nel. The officers elected will be il i, stalled at a joint meeting with Il Il ladies' auxiliary in January. s- High school Quintet Plays l. The Bristol High school hasketba
 quintet will engage the West liar Il ford High school team at tn" loc 9, gymnasium Friday night starting n S:&0 o'clock. 4 preliminary betwcC st the two second squads will tai Is place at 7:30 o'clock.
 l. Prospects for a successful seasc If do not appear so rosy, Coach TonIn l. Nonahan remarked recently. TT
 team needs considerable balancin m Dwight Hall the tall sophomo l- center. was bottled up quite tight 1T against Terryylle last week and l ;, not look as if he could be develops 20 into a fIashy pivot player. The on '- surprise accorded the fans was u st sharp shooting of the diminuti
 Frank LaPonte. freshman, who sco ly od the winning points against Terr st vile after tying inc acore with a ne 'd two
 Clock Presented to Doctor m A s.yuItuIbcr's hall clock W