New Britain herald., 1929-03-30

tive. MT. Breckbill, in disc cussing the numerous fires. urged that no fire be set. even in the inside fire lim- it's. unless a permit has been se- cured. Such step would enable both him and the city fire depart ment officials to keep q check at all times on the bonfire situation and would tend materially to reduce the possibility of such fires spread ing over a large area.
 Chimney Fire
 Squad A and Hose Co. No. were called out Friday morning for a chimney fire at the home of John sargis. q Divinity street. The blaze was extinguished with chemi- calls.
 First Gong regatiOnal Church
 pageant 'The Immortality of Love- will be presented in the parish house of the First Consrega- tional church at 9:30 o'clock Easter Sunday morning. The following will take part: Prolocutor. Ruth Tyr rell; high priest. Lester Olin; six followers. Sedgwick Gordon, Ernest Becker, Warren Linberg, Robert Gordon, Carl Merriman, Raymond olin. two Roman guards. Rolison March and Frank Newcity: the Three Marys, Elizabeth Jennings, Ruth Mather and Elizabeth East man; the choir. Ruth Beach, Mar garet Joy, Lanor Davis, Irene Lar son, Grace Gearing. Evelyn Marsh, Jeanette Funk, Mona Peterson, Madeline Hughes. Betty Schaper: di- rector. Hale Anthony; pianist, Dor othy Walden.
 The musical service at o'clock Easter Sunday afternoon will consist of rendition of The Holy City" by A. R. Gaul with the following talk ing part: Sopranos. Mrs. William H. Stoddard. Louise C. Cottle. Hazel E. Mather, Mrs. Ralph A. Richardson, Mrs. Charles T. TreadWay: altos, Mrs. George Brown, Charlotte Eli son. Mary NJ. l.. Peck. Honor Ran da1. Mrs. Townsend Treadway: tenors. Raymond w. Cook, Ernest Bonney. Gaylord B. Cook, R. l.. Lund. Melvin F.. White; bases, Harry c. Olmstead. Henry E. Cottle, Carl Magnuson, Charlton Woodford. Mrs. l.. l.. Beach will preside at the or gan and Lillian Abell of New York, guest pianist. will take part in both this and the morning service. In addition. a strong quartet under the direction of Ralph E. Mixer will play.
 Holiday Quiet
 Good Friday proved to be the quetest holiday in the annals of the police department. not one arrest be- ing made during the day. But one autom obile accident was reported, and this occurred near the Terry vile town line. Both drivers ap peared before the assistant prose- cutting attorney this morning and the case was continued for one week.
 Many to Attend Game
 Hundreds of rooters of the New Departure basketball team will ac- company that outfit to New Britain this evening to witness game which may definitely settle the professional championship of the state. A victory for the Bristol outfit will mean the annexation of the state crown for Joe Carrolrs charges while defeat will result in a tie between the two teams.
 Both quintets have been playing fast basketball and the contest to- night should be witnessed by an overflow crowd.
 In Bowling Tournament
 The bowling team of the Wallace Barnes company club left Friday afternoon for Richm ond. Va, where they will enter a national industrial bowling tournament. Over 1000 teams are entered in the tourna- ment.
 The expenses of the local bowling team will be defrayed by donations made by employees of the Wallace Barnes factory.
 Council Meeting
 The April meeting Of the city council will be held on next Tuesday evening. At that time numerous hearings on proposed street inn provements will be held and con- tracts awarded for other street work.
 Demonstration Car Damage
 A demonstration car of the King Motors, Inc, of this city. operated by Wayne Gelbar of Stafford avenue, Forestville, was badly damaged Fri day afternoon as the result of col lision on Terryville Road with a truck driven by George C. Anastasio of 52 Bedford street, Hartford. Both drivers and Burton Gelbar of Staff ford avenue and John Norton of Brook street passengers in the dem- onstration car. escaped injury.
 According to information furnish ed the police, the two cars side Terryville passenger station. At the time Gelbar was driving easterly while Anastasio was proceeding to- wards Terryville. The left side of the demonstration car and the rear left fender and tire of the truck were badly damaged.
 Following a hearing before Assis- tant Prosecuting Attorney Robert J. Stack this morning, the case was continued for one week 10 ena ble the parties involved to make a civil settlement.
 Funeral Of Mrs. smith
 Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Barnes Smith were held at o'clock this afternoon at the home of her brother, John s. Barnes of l22 South street. Rev. P. F. Wolfenden pastor of the Bristol Baptist church, conducted the services and burial was in West cemetery.
 Services This Evening
 There will be services at 750 o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's