New Britain herald., 1929-05-11
had since resided there.

had since resided there.
 Surviving are four dauShters. Mrs. John l.. Heffernan. Nrs. Wh- liam Duncan, Mrs. Augusta Meyers and Mrs. Clyde Brooks; one son. George Diltrich. fireman attached to Engine Company No. 5; one sis- ter. Mrs. Anton Share. and q broth. CT. Anton Dietrich. in Germany. 1 The funeral will he held at o'clock Monday morning at 6t. Mat thew's church. Forestville. Rev. James Macdonald will celebrate the high mass of requiem. and burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery. this city.
 Hank Inspection The doors Of the City Deposit and Discount company on School street ! will be thrown open for public in- 7; spection today between the hours of 2 p. m. and p. m. Onicers and directors Of the institution will form a reception committee 10 meet those inspecting the building and eeuip- ment.
 ! iHV OahN VIII oRSn Uo8IuCS1 on Monday morning and will con- duct a general banking business. specializing in the commercial. saw ings. and foreign departments. Dwight H. Hall Is chairman of the board of directors. which includes the following: Carmine Palomba. Biagio Reale. Dr. Raoul A. 6iliciano, William A. Hayes. Joseph Mastro- bouni, Cosmo Vacca. Vincenxo Nesci. Martin Loughlin. John Volovski, C. F.. Bergeron, George Bachand. P. M D'Sopo. Dr. Frank l.. Coroso. Ector Bolzoni. Giuseppe Porrini. Charles w. Palomba and lsmaele Notcrfrancisco. Carmine Palomba is president, Dr. R. A. Siliciano is vice president. Biagio Reale is treasurer and Vincenzo Nesci is secretary. The bank will start business with capital and surplus of S150.0oo.
 Dcvotio0s This Evening
 There will be devotions at 7:3O o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's chVrch in honor of St. Anne.
 Funeral Of SpOrty LavteFo
 The funeral of Sporty J. Laviero, who died yesterday morning at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital in Torrington, will be held at 9 o'clock Monday morning at St. Anthony's church. Rev. l.. Becarris will cele- brate the high mass of requiem, and burial will be in St. Thomas ceme- tery.
 sons of St. George
 A meeting Of Friendship lodge, No. 45S. American Order Sons of St. George. will be held at o'clock Monday evening in Arcanum hall. The nomination of officers will take place at that time
 To Attend Church Council
 Judge Epaphroditus Peck Of this city will attend the biennial meeting of the national council of the Con- Gregational churches to be held in Detroit. Michigan. May ?S to June 4. Delegates will be present from all states in the union and from Alaska. Hawaii, and Porto Rico.
 Bristol Woman Granted Divorce
 Emma Schafrick Lang of this city was granted divorce by Judge Ed ward NJ. Yeomans in the superior court at Hartford yesterday from Henry Lang, formerly of Bristol. Mrs. Lang was also awarded the cus- tody of two minor children. Her complaint charged assertion on April :. 1923. The couple were married September 9, 1916. Attorney Noble E. Pierce represented Mrs. Lang. T Miss Dflts to Speak
 Miss June Dilts, who will assume the duties of director of religious education at the First Congregation al church on June Is. will be the speaker at the junior church service at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. Miss Dilts will also be present at the church school sessions on May 19 and 26.
 City Seeks Damages
 Corporation Counsel William N DeRosier has filed notice of suit on behalf of the city of Bristol against Biagio Algheria for $1,O0O. ProH er- ty of the defendant on Park street and in Hickory park has been at tached.
 The writ is returnable in the court of common pleas at Hartford the first Tuesday in June.
 Condition Unchanged The condition of Captain George Brannan of Engine Company No. 5. who has been receiving treatment at the Bristol hospital remains un- changed. Specialists from HaslTord will be consulted on the case today.
 To Make European Trip
 Charles R. Anderson. comptroller of the New Departure Manufactur- ing company and member of the city council. will sail with Mrs. An- derson and Miss Mavis Brennan on June for Europe. The party will remain abroad two months. visiting points of interest in France and England.
 Engagement Announced
 The engagement of Miss Olive Mae Mitchell. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Mitchell of 12 East road. and Allen Arthur Hopkins, son Of Mir and Mrs. Jere Hopkins. has been announced.
 sunday Baseball
 The West End Athletic club base ball team will officially open its 1929 season at Muzzy field tomor- row afternoon V aa