New Britain herald., 1930-01-10

Allen Mason and Mrs. Fred Miles; the alteration committee consisted Of | Mrs. J. William Elliott Mrs. Iivan Young was made kitchen matron. and Mrs. Eugene C. Potter, press spondent.
 1 It was announced that the regu- lar meeting of the guild wouu take l place on next Thursday afternoon, as 1 usual, and that supper would be given on next Friday evening.
 Change Announced Rt. Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of the Hartford dioceses, has announc- i cd that Rev. Joseph T. David, as- 1 sstant pastor of St. Stanislaqs's | church. would be transferred to a 1 similar position at the Sacred ! Heart parish in New Britain and i that Rev, Theophulus NJ Kotowsk would come to Bristol from the sts, i Cyril and Mcthodius church in the { Capital City The changes were i among q large number announced by the bishop.
 i Floor Rcsurfaccd i The surface of the floor at Red i Mems hall has been especially pre- ! pared for the dance scheduled for tonight by Ben Mercy. It was an- nounced that the Wes Ceilings or crcstra, known as the Music Mas ters,' had been engaged to play for 1 both round and square dancing. Bristol High Travels ! The Bristol high school quintet | will oppose the East Hartford high ! school team at the latter place to- 1 night starting at S;30 o'clock The respective second squads will battle : for honors in the preliminary at 1 traction.
 Wrestling Tonight
 A three bout card of wrestling has been scheduled by Promoter Arthur | Depasquale for the told town hall 1 tonight. Joe Dillon, one of Bristols mat artists, will be on the card. Fred Bruno Of Hartford will meet Paul Adams of Easthampton, Mass. in the feature bout of the evening. 1 George Cranson of Bridgeport will face Julius Turner of Meriden in the 1 intermediate 20.
 Funerals
 The funeral of Mrs. Napoleon Breault, A, of 6S Gridley street was 1 held from St. Anne's church this l morning at o'clock when a solemn | high mass Of requiem was celebrat- cd by Rev. Joseph P. Perrault. In- torment followed in the new St. Jo- seph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Francis J. Green. 3H, of Pennington will be held iron, the home of his brother, Edward Green, on Oakland street tomorrow morning at S:S0 o'clock and from St. Joseph's church at g o'clock, when solemn high mass of requiem Will be celebrated. Burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Luncheon and Bridge Party
 Mrs. Matthew Lamont of Hillcrest rourt. Forestville, gave a luncheon and bridge party at her home last evening. Two tables of bridge were Tn play. prizes being awarded to Mrs. Harry Law and Mrs. James
 
 preceded the bridge contests.
 Local Man Burned
 word was received here yesterday that Gordon Gladding. r, of 2S fardee street had received first and second degree burns as the result Of fall on the roof of the new Chance -Nought Airplanc Co. build ing Tn Hartford on Wednesday after noon. The young man slipped on the root and fell into q pail of hot tar. He was taken to the Hartford hospital immediately after the acci- dent and treated for the severe burns which were inflicted.
 Gladding is employed by the Insulating Co.,, 525 Main street, Hartford
 Reward Given to Fund sergeant Henry Jeglinski of the Bristol police department received a check yesterday from State Comp roller Frederick NJ. Salmon as a re- ward for his capture of the chicken thieves ln this city and turned it over to Chief Ernest T. Belden to be added to the fund for police pen- sions,
 The reward was a personal one, but the sergeant followed the cus- tom of the police by using it in the pension fund.
 Minstrel Show Last Night
 The Humason Athletic association of the Humason Mfg. Co.,, of For estVille presented a minstrel show before capacity audience at the Sessions auditorium last night and Will repeat the performance tonight. number of speciality numbers were presented and dancing was en- Joyed.
 A. o. II. Meeting
 The regular meeting of the ladies auxiliary of A. 0. H., will be held 'n G. A. R. hall, Forestville, on Monday evening at s o'clock. All members are urged to be present as important business will be trans acted.
 At meeting of the Rowe Invest ment and Loan corporation held in It's office last night the following men were elected to office for the coming year:
 President, Thomas Davis: vice president. Martin Loughlin: second vice president, W. +. Fogg: secre- lary, Attorney William N. DeRosier; treasurer, Rolfe B. Rowe. Charles F. Woodlng was elected to the chair manshlp Of the board of directors consisting Of the following; Oscar Anderson, Duane w. Beach, Ray mond w. Cook, Thomas Davis, Will liam x. Rosiere, Eddin H. Elton, George J. Funck. w. F.. Fogg White H. Hall, Martin Loughln. A. , A. Macleod. C. C. Stevens and Rolfe and w. H. Rowe.