New Britain herald., 1930-02-26

ton 10 the outlying districts or Lh1 city
 Mr. Andrew related that Al n-H | homes had been constructed in Brls tol during the past year and told 1 why zoning was needed. He stated, ' "When you realize that nothing in . the world but the almighty dollar | is needed 10 buy the land adjac s3t | to your property for q gas station. | il is just too bad" The dramatic l school is expected to be opened |. here next summer and the wom- ens club within the next feg II onths.
 New Hotel sought
 Pamphlets distributed among tsa guests at the commerce banquot showed that a new hotel vas wan-- cd in this city. One line at the end of the program sheet related su r. sc cstingly. Five years from tonight wo will be holding our banquet Fl Brstors hotcL' The needs of the city were stressed on small tenis placed before the places Of guess, Numerous question were asked rclt- llvc 10 the needs Of an airport. zo&- ing systems and a new hotel.
 The banquet program openHI with an invocation by Rev. Hubett p. Jones. pastor of the Congregt- tional church. j. Ernest Andres. president. welcomed the guests ami delivered a uricf talk to In" 11j guests. explaining his desire for 2 hotel in Bristol which would hoU~" about 9Uu prrsoue. He stressed ta: farr that the advertising valuo Gt such an establishment 10 city "oa srrat Mr. Andrew then introduced p. Ralph X Eichardson. "ho av2- ] oG as toastmaStcr.
 pcndIoton Taha;cro. junior chief Of inc United States department ot acronautics, spoke al length on the valuc Of municipal airport 10 1 city. This was followed by a somc- what shorter talk by Judge Wilh@l J. Malone
 1 James l.. Ghcou Of Albany, x. Y. talented humorist. caused the larg" ! gathering to burst into laush''r when he spoke on the subjecC. "How's Your Spizzermhum."
 The entertainment which followed the talks consisted of tap dancing. vocal selections and music hy the New Departure broadcasting o'ches- tIa.
 Seated al q table especially erect cd for speakers were President J..
 Ernest Andrew, Dr. Ralph A. Rich ardson. Postmaster; Pendleton Taliafero, James r.. Gheen. Ere : crick G. Hughes, vice president o1 the New Departure Mfg. Co.,; George $ Beach. Charles x. Gordon. Judge William !. Malone. Harry Polhill, Charles E. Riley, Morton (. Tread
 way, Ralph Benson. secretary of the
 New Britain Chamber of Commerce
 and Rev. Hubert n. Jones' pastor of
 the Congregational church.
 Homer ]. Gaudreau
 Homer Joseph Gaudrcau. "6. son
 of Mr. and Mrs. Emory J. Gaudreau
 ot S9 West street, died at the Bris- tol hospital at II o'clock yesterday morning following weeks illness , with pcritonitis. which had set i1 following an operation for appcndi- citis.
 Mr. Gaudreau was born in Bristo - on October 1o. 1908. son Of Emor, J. and Cordclia Gaudreau. He at , tended and was graduated from the f south Side school and was a stu
 dent at Bristol High school for t"' , years He entered the employ o . tho Russell and Erwin Mfg. Co, o 0 New Britain upon leaving school. T He WAS a talented banjoist an e maintained a banjo teaching schoo . at Main and High streets for man
 years. He was a member of in I Black Cat orchestra. which tourc, I the eastern part of the country ol ' the vaudeville stage and broadcas s over the radio. Since the disband
 ing Of the orchestra, he had hcc1 , playing regularly at the Red Pat
 inn.
 Mir. Gaudreau was a member 0
 Compounce tribe l. 0. R. M He 1
 survived by his parents, three sisters |, Mrs. Frank Mullins, Mrs. Raymon , Bachand, and Miss Blanche Gau o drcau; and two brothers, Leon an o Wiltred Gaudreau. all of this city
 The funeral will be held tomorro' :, morning from the home and fror St. Aune's church. Intermcnt wi
 be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Mrs. John Chcllbcrg Mrs. Ida Sophia ChellbcrS, 6, | widow ct the late John Chellhert ' Of 7o Burlington avenue. died : :. the Bristol hospital at l0:30 o'Cloc
 yesterday morning,
 She was born in Norrbcck, SWede 'I on December 29. 1864. and came {
 this country in lSS1. In 1882. sh
 married John Chellbers. who die Q on October s, 1926. She is survive e by an adopted son, Erie Chellbcri D of this city.
 c Mrs. Chcllbtrg was a member ( :, the Lebanon swedish l.uthcra y church. the Ladies' Aid society. tt c Womon's Missionary society and tl 'l Order of Nasa, Karl NII lodge.
 Funeral services will be conductc
 by Rev. Hcunlnc Johnson. pastor /. tho Swedish Lutheran church, ,f that church at 9;So o'clock l'rid5 f afternoon. Burial will be in We r cemetery.
 T." Funeral of Mrs. HOuch r. The funeral of Mrs Emilinc No lN ton Housh. widow ot the late Sc Je geant Charles l. Hough who partiC 'C patcd in the Civil war. of 209 Ea Nt Main street Forsctville. was he
 from the Asbury Methodist churt 1- at c:&0 o'clock this afternoon. Re ad William F. Davis conducted q IS ceremonies at the church. Intermc 2- was in the Forestville cemetery. re Funeral Of Mir. Strong T. Tho funeral of Charles J. Stro,