New Britain herald., 1929-02-21
Funeral Of Fritz Erickson


 Services for Fritz l.. Erickson of Kensington road will be held tomor- row afternoon at 50 o'clock at the Swedish Bethany church in New Britain. Burial will be in Maplcwood Rev. Charles J. Frcdecn will officiate.
 To Repeat Concert
 The program for the RerliR Junior high school glce club will be repeat rd on Tuesday evening at Fraternal hall at o'clock. It is as follows: Gypsy Night" ............ Game
 Entire Chorus. Creole Love Song" ...... Smith Water Lilies" .... LindcrS
 Girls Chorus. "Slumbcr Song ....... Schumann
 Girls Trio. "The Exile" .............. Shaw
 Selected Chorus. "Old Aunt Jemima" ..... Adapted Sunday School Song ........
 Boys Chorus. Canoe Song .......... Pestalozza "o IsONNIs luN VT l1oH's
 Girls Chorus. "Arabcsquc" ... Meyer -Helmund Piano solo ........ Edna Emerson Unfold" from "The Rcdcmp-
 t!On ............. GOuhOu
 Entire Chorus. Annie Laurie" ............. Scott Song at Sunrise" ........ Manney susan Jane .......... Adapted
 Boys Chorus. 'Cobwebs" .......... Gerret Smith "Old Folks at Home" Foster
 Entire Chorus. About Katy" ............. Wilson
 Selected Chorus. "To Thee Q Country" ... Eichberg
 Entire Chorus.
 VindiIla- -Nlastriannt
 Salvatore Nindilla of Berlin and Margaret Mastrianni were married in Plainvilic on February l6. Vim dilla is the son of Mir. and Mrs. C Vindilla of Berlin.
 Car Recovered
 A Car StOlel lIUil III lIoIl Vi dht Berlin town hall last Tuesday night was recovered yesterday two mics nearer Hartford. While the per sons who stole the automobile are not as yet known. it is thought the theft was the work of some boys who avaiied themselves of the op- portunity to save themselves an unnecessary walk in the snowst orI. Due 10 the keen vision of an in- surancc man. with whose company ihe car was insured. on his trip to Hartford the car was found. Upon investigation of parked machine near inc BcckIcy bridge he found | to be the car reported as missing 10 the police.
 There was no damage done to the car with the exception of run down battery. as the lights and ignition were turned on when it was found.
 Notes
 On March 15 the local Grange has been invited 10 attend the meeting of the Union Grange in Southins- ton. The local grange will furnish two numbers N the program.
 Samuel c. Coale, Jr.. has taken a position on the staff of the Hartford Times of Hartford.
 Miss Henrietta HauXhurst has re- turned to her home in East Berlin after spending a few days in Ne" York City.
 Daniel Naglc has returned has re- turned to his home on Worthingtoh Ridge after visiting in Kentucky for the past several months. It was announced at the Grangs meeting that High Priest of IDmctei Charles M. Gardner will install the officers of the local Grange ney' January 193O. Because of the ve;'s many functions MT. Gardner has to attend it was necessary to engage him in advance. Mrs. Julia St. John Mrs. Julia St. John. widow o Harry B. St. John. died last night at the home of her son. George NJ st. John. in East Berlin She va. born in New Rochelle. N. Y, and was S4 years old. She was a mem Der of the Emmanuel Gospel churct of New Britain. Although she Wa! a. resident of New Britain for 5t years. for inc past five years sh' 1 had made her bonn" with her sol ,, in East Berlin. ; Prayers will he said at the hom, Saturday afternoon at l:45 oclocl