New Britain herald., 1930-12-26

he had worked al the J. II. Session
 Co.
 He was married 40 years ago to Miss Alma Anderson, who survives him, together with four daughters, 1 Misses Lily, Jane, Olive, and Anita Johnson, all of this city; two broth CTS, Frank Johnson Of Bristol and August Johnson who lives in the west; and two sisters in Sweden. Mr. Johnson was member of the Swedish Lutheran church, the Order of Nasa. the Hundredmen's society Of Bristol and ForestviIIe, John Ericson lodge, and the Mutual Aid society of the j. H. Sessions plant
 Funeral services will Dc held at , the Swedish Lutheran church al 2:3O o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev, Henning Johnson will officjate. Bur ial will be in the ForcstyiIlc ceuc- Icry.
 Claim Flied
 Jldgt .. ltuN1t'lI .lIllh AOi4tI i44t. U q suit returnable the tIr-t Tuesday in January for $ISu0 on behalf of John J. Murphy Of Bristol agaiusl the Home Builders Loan Company Of Waterbury and others. Deputy l Sheriff Joseph W. Harding has aL- tachcd land of the defendant on East road,
 Given Ice Privileges i A lease was filed today from liar ry l. Bartholomew to Arthur L. Nor | ton giving Norton ice cutting priVil- eges at Bartholomew's pond at Edgewood for the next five years at an annual rental of $1O0. Quit Claim Filed A quit claim deed was filed from Samuel D. Kushlan to Bessie Rush. Ian for land on Laurel street. Intends to sell Merchandise A certificate of intent to sell, on January S. restaurant fixtures and stock at s Memorial boulevard was filed today by Lucian and Pauline Rossini They propose 10 sell the establishment 10 Alexander kriszinski Of 9& Jacob street. Fire Body to Meet There will be meeting of the board Of fire commissioners in city hall tonight at 7:3g o'clock. To Elect
 The Polsh-American Citizens club will elect officers at a meeting to be held in their home Sunday afl- erpoon at : o'clock. Tomorrow aft l crnoon the Polish Woman's Alliance will give q play, The Reign Of King Herod,' in- its home The children Of members will be admitted free Of charge Tonight the samr organiza- ton will sponsor d dance i'll its home.
 Charles |. Olin Dies Charles Franklin Olin, aged 60, adyertisin@ manager Of the New De Tarturc Mig. Co. Of Bristol for the rast 26 years, and at one time editor and manager Of the Bristol Press, died in his home here yesterday after long illness.
 He was born September l, 1870, in Hartford, and during lis your.- resided in Saybrook and Essex where he studied in Hills academy. He started his journalistic career at the age ot fl corresponding for sev- cral papers in various parts Of the state. A that time he had the dis tinction Of being the youngest news paper writer in Connecticut.
 Later he became superintendent Of d boys club in Willimantic from which place he took d similar posi- ton in Stamford. He then became assistant secretary in charge Of boys work at the 23d street branch of the Y. NJ. C. A. in New York city. While in New York he studied at CoIum- bla university and continued lis newspaper work.
 A breakdown rvsUlt,L in Mr. Olin's returning 10 Connecticut where he worked on the New Brit ain Record and later came to the Bristol Press,
 Because ot his popularity as a public speaker Nr. OHu was made a staff lecturer by the Associated . Advertising clubs of the World and . ho held memberships Iu the New i. York City Advertising cIuiI, th- Hartford Advertising club, the Na- tionaI AssocIai0n Of Industrial Ad- vortisors and the Technical Publicity association Of New York city.
 During the World war, Nr. oHn !. took active part in the Liberty loaf, . bond drives in Bristol and later par ticipaIcd in the various commUntEs chest campaigns, He also was in tyrestcd m campaign 10 popularize , libraries through advertising,
 Besides his widow, Mrs. Annie i Burnham OUn he is survived by T i brother Walter in WiMmanue, two . sisters. Mrs Sadie Carpenter, Of Will ] limantic and Mrs. Peter LeEoy of . Hartford. and four children: Philip, l Florence, Lester and Cynthia,
 Funeral services wiu be hold Ut .
 s.l1 tomorrow afternoon III ] ...rncs Memorial chapel i'll West . cemetery here with Rev. Francis T. 1 Cooke officiating. In tn" spring the i body will be removed to the family ! lot in East Hartford.
 One Auto Hu> Three
 An automobile operated uy Eo- saire Cochetiere Of Jacob street went on a wild spree OH Main strc@t in front ot the Cameo lhpatcr and struck three other cars and a light pole before it came 10 a halt. After striking a parked car oWuoa bv Frederick Rich of 6$ GaylorI street. who was in ,he theutlr. It continued ajon4 and bumped tltat O. Michael Boyko of 5G Kelly street. also a movie spectator at inc time. Al this point Ernest BroWuou of ,