New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

V AsoDA ANo 11u oL4G who will be at the First Baptist church. He will be present in con- nection with Homer Hammontree's series of meetings there.
 Mir. Rodeheaver has engagements to sing in all parts of the world and it is rare opportunity to have him come to Connecticut. It is said that only his friendship for MT. Ham, montree and the fact that he was in New York that made tonights visit in Southington possible He will return to New York tomorrow morning. It is expected that a large number will avail themselves of this opportunity to hear MT. Rodeheaver.
 Albert Royce
 Albert Royce, 7s, a former resi- dent of Plainville, died at the Noun tain View home in Southington on Tuesday night. Mir. Royce had lived at the Southington home since February. 1929. He leaves Plainville relatives.
 Funeral services were held this afternoon at o'clock Burial was in the Oak Hill cemetery, Southing- ton,
 Blaze at Game Reserve
 Quick response by the Plainville fire department saved the lives O. many birds on the Pennington game reserve yesterday when fire broke out in barn. About 200 pheasants were in an enclosure about the barn and scampered about the feet of the fremen.
 The birds were raised for the state for release during the coming season. They are as tame as barn. yard fowl. Due to the fact that the farm is situated outside of Farm ington fire district. the Pennington fire department did not respond to calls. A, bill will be sent the farm by the local department for the serv- ices rendered at the fire.
 Chief Edward P. Prior fixed the damage to the barn at $50.
 Auxiliary Installation
 The newly elected officers Of Brock Barnes post unit were install- cd last evening at o'clock in Lc- cion hall on Whiting street, First District President Mrs. Edith Hol- lister of Windsor was the installing officer.
 Supper was served at 6:30 o'clock of herC nd guests. Mrs. Scotield. past president of the Berlin unit, was present, as were guests from Windsor.
 Honorably Discharged
 Nelson E. Morgan, formerly ser geant in the L. s. army, was honor ably discharged on October % fol- lowing II years service. 1t was learned here today. He is making his home with his parents at 24 Maple street.
 Bridge and Whist
 The second in a aeeries Of public bridge and whist parties will be given by the Ladies Aid society of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy in the basement of the church this evening at o'clock. Prizes will be awarded the winners. A large at tendance is anticipated.
 Change in schedule
 Tho prayer service regulary held on Thursday nights in the Advent Christian church will be held on Friday this week. Service will start at 7:45 o'clock. This change has been made SO that those desiring to hear Homer Rodeheayer at the spe- cial services being held at the Baptist church in Southington may do 70.
 Martin Recovering James J. Martin Of Hartford ave nuc. New Britain. who was seriously injured in an auto accident on New Britain avenue Tuesday morning, is showing improvement. An N-ray ex- animation showed that he was not suffering from a fractured skull as first feared
 Miss Lillian Park of Bristol, an occupant of the Martin car, was dis charged from the New Britain Gen ''ni boCplt SISNtl it -lioS tlN IT MaXfeld, a third member Of the party, was still confined 10 the hos p,tal today but was expected 10 be discharged late in the day.
 Local police authorities plan 10 ar rest Martin. upon~his recovery, on charge Of drunken driving.
 Funeral Of Mfr. simmcrs
 Funeral services for William Sim mers. 5S. Of 59 Prentice street. who died yesterday morning. will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the late home. Rev Francis T. Cooke, pastor of the Bristol Con- gre gational church. uill otficiatc Burial will bc in West cemetery.
 General Items
 The Girls Friendly society will hold a public social tomorrow eve ming at o'clock at the Episcopal church parish house. Prizes will be gN on for each table and refresh