New Britain herald., 1930-02-26

Of fl Gaylord street was held from the undertaking parIors of James J. Dunn at S:30 o'clock this morn- ing. and at 9 o'clock services were conducted at St. Anne's church. 1n- terment Has in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Entertainment Arranged
 A fine program Of entertainment has been arranged by PaLos Council. Knights os Columbus, for its open meeting. which will be held at the club rooms on North Main street to- morrow evening at s o'clock. John OLoughlin and James Shea of Hart ford will team together for vocal numbers, assisted by Walter Lynch, pianist.
 Attorney Thomas r. McDonoush ot New Britain will be tho principal speaker of the evening.
 These open meetings, it has been announced. will continue through the months Of April and May.
 Golden Cross Dance
 The girls O. CompoInCe cont mandcry of the Golden Cross will give a. dance, with music by the Simpson brothers orchestra. at Red Mems hall tonight at 5 o'clock. A large attendance is anticipated.
 League Tilte Postponed The City Basketball leacuc games scheduled for Saturday evening at the Boys club gymnasium have been postponed until next Wcdnes- day. Secretary Philip Geiser an nomced yesterday. The tilts post ponod are between tho Hortons and Eagles. Older Members and Terry vile Maple Ends. and New Depart urcs and Bristol Maple Ends.
 The following three games will be played at the Boys club gym on ! Monday evening starting at [ o'clock: Older Members vs. Bristol 1 Maple Ends. Tcrryyille Maple Ends vs. New Departures. and DiXics Ns. l Maccabces.
 Church. Card Party
 A public card party will take place in the guild hall of St. Jo- scphs church al s o'clock tonight, when whist, setback. "45," bridge, and pinochle will be played. The proceeds Of the affair will be donat- ed to the church.
 The Misses Clara and Celia Quanz, Helen Weber, Mary Englos, and Mary Collins have worked hard for several weeks 10 make the party a success. They will act as hostesscs.
 Mrs. Pfcnnig to speak
 Mrs. Ruth F.. PfenniG, past state president of the American Legion Ladies' Auxiliary. will address the
 members of the local unit at the Legion hall tomorrow night at $ o'clock on Our National Defense.
 Mrs. Pfennig will also report or her recent voyage to the conference
 of the Legion auxiliary held in
 Washington. n. (. A large gathering
 is expected by the officials of the post,
 | Daughters Giving Party Fidelity lodge, No. l79. Daughters , Of St. George, will give care : party at Red Mems hall Friday eve , ming at S o'clock. Members of th' Sons of St. George and their wiVc!
 are cordially invited to attend. l "FcllowCraftCrs" Night , The local order of DeMolay vii hold "Fcllowcraft Club Night oi 6 Thursday. March l3. when the de : gree of DeMolay will be conferre' 0 upon q large number of candidate f by the Ephraim Kirby chapter team I It was originally planned to hay
 the members Of the FellowCraft clu | view the degree work tomorrow Il night. but because Of a conflict i y dates with the state degree team o c DeMolay this is impossible. Severa d of the local degree team member n arc also members of the state team t which is working degree in Merl = den tomorrow.
 n seek Marriage License n An application for marriage Il
 CCnsc was made at the office Of tn i city clerk yesterday afternoon b S Adam Omilzkuk of 22 Curtiss stree ;. and Sophie Pirog of - Beech stree d both factory workers. l. Pavilion Entered q Caretaker Joseph Civizzio repor '' cd 10 the police this morning tn; " the bathing house at Rockwell par II had been entered during the nlSl Il and quantity of cigars, cigarette
 and candy taken. Entrance Wi
 made through a front window. whic D. was broken. Police believe the Jc g. was the work of boys. u To Examine Boy k X mental examination will
 given a 1S-ycar- old boy who is bel' n held by the police in connection vii 0 break at the City Fruit store ( Ie North Main street on Monday nigh