New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
which will be given to the Bristol Community chest fund. To Furnish Entertainment

Community chest fund.
 To Furnish Entertainment
 The New Departure Harmonica and Novelty band will furn! the entertainment at ladies night" to be given by Phoenix lodge, I. o. Q. F. of New Britain in that city on Friday, March 2S. The harmonica band, under the direction If Thomas Adams, is well known throughout the state. MT. Adams announces that he has been very fortunate in secur- ing the services of the Robbinson sisters and Jimmie Roots quartet, both of which offerings scored im- pressive hits at the recent West End minstrel show. The Robbinson sis- ters, Connie and Blanca, have tour ed the country as vaudeville profes- sionals.
 Following the concert refresh- ments will be served and dancing will be enjoyed until midnight. The music will be furnished by the Heigh-Ho Harmonfans. which is the DeMolay orchestra of New Britain.
 A limited number of tickets for the event have been allotted to Bris- tol. They may be procured from Mr. Adams, John Stotz, Henry Kim berly, William Grant, Al Nelson or Walter Homan of the local organiza- ton.
 Clubs Giving Entertainment
 A benefit entertainment will be presented at the Boys club social rooms tonight at o'clock under the auspices of the Bristol Boys club and Lyceum Music club. The pro- gram, consisting of musical. vocal and humorous numbers, will be given by the following performers: William Erlbeck. saXophone soloist: Miss Gladys Hodgkinson,. vocalist; Mrs. Howard Ouimet and Mrs. Charles Dominger, humorists; James Thompson, Edward Cole. Tony Yer dette, Joni DeCaro. Andrew York of Torrington and Howard Ouimet.
 X fine evenings entertainment is assured all who attend.
 Funeral of Mrs. Paul
 The funeral of Mrs. Laura Paul. o6, of 32 Alder street who died at the Bristol hospital early yesterday morning following an illness with appendicitis and peritonitis. will be held from St, Anne's church tomor- row morning at o'clock. A solemn high mass of requiem will be cele- brated and burial will be in the new St. Joseph's cemetery
 Swimming Meets
 The Bristol Boys club natators will oppose the Torrington '. M. c. A, tankmen at the local swimming pool tomorrow night at o'clock. On Saturday, the locals will face the Middletown "Y" at the local pool starting at p. m.
 The Boys club yolley ball team defeated the Meriden team at the local gym last night in three out of five games. The locals will journey to Hartford tomorrow night to battle the Hartford ~"
 Endec Orchestra Procured iS iiio pNNil lIdI tllG New Departure orchestra has been engaged 10 furnish a program of dance music for the annual police ball which is scheduled to take place at the state armory on April 25. The organization will be augmented con- siderably for the police affair, always one of the banner events of the 700 in, ,ic fit, l,,II l@.~ | formal.
 Funeral of Mrs. Sasso
 The funeral Of Mrs. Nilola Sasso l of S7 Jacob street was held from the late home at S:30 o'clock this morning and services were conduct cd at St. Anthony's church at 9:o0 o'clock. Interment was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 ''Saljes' Drive for $:,91o A committee headed by Judge William J. Malone is seeking $2,sl5 for the local branch of the Saliva tion Army, 1t was announced today. Contributions are being requested through letters which were placed in the mails yesterday.
 Scouts Banquet Soon
 The banquet to be given at the Boys club social rooms on March 12 for the local members of the Boy Scouts of America will be one of the finest affairs ever given by scouting officials in this city ot date. It is expected that about 500 persons will kc present.
 There are 12 Boy Scout troops in this city, comprising 5l6 Boy Scouts and 96 cubs.
 Patrick T. Martin Patrick T. Martin, "A, who lived most of his life in this city. died yes- terday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Patrick r. McDonough, at 149 Vine street, New Britain. Mir. Mar tin resided at 14 Bradley street while living in Bristol. Besides his daughter, he is survived by one son, Rev. J. C. Martin. pastor of St.. Roses church in East Hartford. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's church in this city. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 
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