New Britain herald., 1929-01-18

quintet in a Co lty "" leagu' game. A victory will put Plainvill, 1oack into a tie for first place.
 Working on Books w. A. Bailey. secretary of tht board of assessors. is now working on the books in compiling the figures for the 1928 grand list. This must be completed by February 1, and MT Bailey expects that the work will be fl ltshed we'll within this time. He i. being assisted by three clerks. Furnishes Bond for Support Frank Derazio last night produced his brother as bondsman, who fur nished $2o0 to ensure the support of Derazio's young child. Derazio and his wife have been separated for more than a year and he has been paying $6 week for the child's support. Claiming non-payment of this. Mrs. Derazio had him arrested Monday by Constable Thomas Royce. and in court Tuesday night Justice M. o. Ryder ordered him to furnish a bond or go to jail. Derazio was given until last night to pro- duce the money. which he did. Grand Juror William J. Foran pros- ecuted.
 White on Two Committees
 Assembly Robert B. White is made a member of two legislature committees by the appointments an- nounced yesterday. He was contin- ued on the insurance committee, on which he served two years ago, and was also appointed a member of the committee on cities and boroughs.
 Concert Next Thursday
 The Colonial Male quartet of Hartford. which will give concert at the Congregational church at o'clock next Thursday evening, will appear in new colonial costumes which have been purchased recent ly. The quartet is composed of Maurice Wallen of West Hartford. first tenor: Raymond Grant of South Glastonbury, second tenor; Robert Mercer of South Manches- ter, baritone; and Harry Coe Olm- stead of Bristol, bass. Albert Stanley Usher is accompanist.
 Buried in PIainville
 The body Of Annie E. Wakefield was brought here from Springfield. Mass, this afternoon and, after a brief committal service. was placed in the vault at West cemetery.
 Presented With Necklace
 At the joint installation of the new officers of Pythian lodge and Pythian temple on Wednesday night Mrs. Beryle Bannell. retiring excel lent chief of the temple, not only was presented with a past chiefs jewel but she also was given beau- tiful necklace by the other 1928 of- ticers of the Pythian Sisters. This presentation was distinct surprise to the past chief.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 A miscellaneous shower was given last evening in Forestville in honor of Miss Louise Bosco of Maple street. Plainville. On JanuGry2S Miss Bos- co will become the bride of John J. Joyce.
 Bristol Concert
 The second of the Bristol com- munity concerts will be held at o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Bristol high school theater. The artist wilt be Hans Jinzler. cellist Many Plainville residents hold tickets to these concerts.
 Reception For Miss Trumbull
 Miss Florence Trumbull, daughter of Governor and Mrs. John H. Trum- bull. was guest of honor yesterday at a luncheon and reception given by Mrs. Herman A. Damn, young so- ciety woman of St. Petersburg, Fla, at the Rolyat ; Pasadena -on-the- Gulf. About 30 friends of Miss Trumbull and Mrs. Damn were pros- ent the tho affair, which was follow ed by a larger reception for Cover nor and Mrs. Trumbull. to which were invited some 150 prominent so- ciety women of St. Petersburg and cities, Washington and New York. The fete was one of the most elaborate ever held in the win ter in St. Petersburg and was a nota- ble event in social circles there.
 The Trumbulls arrived in Florida on Monday.