New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

minutes. After he had rested for a while in the shanty friends escort cd him to his home.
 Although no skating vas per mitted this afternoon because of change in weather, there will be skating at the lagoon tonight.
 Caretaker Civizzio requests skat- CTS to exercise extreme caution when using the skating surface at the park. Red lanterns placed in sections where this is no ice or where skating is dangerous are used as warning signals.
 Municipal Tree Erected
 Bristol's municipal Christmas tree was hoisted into place by a force of of James E. Conlon. local contractor, yesterday afternoon in a and prominent spot at the head of the Memorial boulevard where School and Main streets in- tersect The tree will soon be lighted with colored incandescent lamps and decorated in keeping with the Christmas season.
 Tree Set Up at City Hall
 A Christmas tree has been erect ed in the city clerks office at the city hall. The tree. which is about 10 feet in height, was to be lighted and decorated this afternoon.
 Picture Show for Children
 The management of the Cameo theater will present a motion pie ture show for the poor and un- privileged children of Bristol in it's showhouse tomorrow afternoon. About 1,600 can be accommodated.
 Sunday Morning Concert
 The Bristol Concert orchestra, un- der the direction of Miss Gertrude Olcott, will open its season at the Baptist church Sunday morning with q concert. The church quartet, consisting Of Daisy Booth Daley, soprano; Ruth Schade Smedley alto; Raymond Garfield, tenor. and George Ward, bass, will sing several numbers.
 Chimney Fire
 Hose Company No. of the fire was called to the home of James H. Heffernan at 121 Beach street yesterday to fight a chimney fire No damage was reported as having been done.
 Endees in Feature Tilt
 What is expected to be the fea- ure of Monday nights City Basket 0all league games at the Bristol Boys club gymnasium will be one the New Departures of Jimmy Malcolm and the Terryville Furniture teams. Leading the Lock Town quintet will be Ted Greene, srstwhile Harvard college pivoter md current tutor at Thomaston High, who ascended from 10th into iecond place among loop scorers last Monday when he tallied 5 points The Malcolm squad comprisess a number of efficient hoopsters i'll Ernest (Dutch) Leonard, Durwood Pond, Ron Hyatt. Balfour, Barton md Silo Goulette.
 The initial clash, starting at 7:t5 ) clock punctually, will show the Alberts of East Bristol and the Hor- on Mfg. company five. Although considered to be one of the circuits most powerful scoring com binations, he Horton five will probably be ex- ended by the suburbanites as a lum Der Of additions have been made 0 the latter squad. In the interim, he Sessions Clock company contiu- gent will take on the Maccabee
 Purchases Drug Business
 Marcel Bussemey, son of Mrs. Esther B. Bussemey of 3T6 South street, has purchased the Boulevard in Forestville from the brothers and will con- iuct it's business in the future.
 Christmas Carols at Chapel
 A quartet comprising Mrs. Charles [. TreadWay, Mrs. Townsend G. Treadway, Henry E. Cottle and Ray nond W. Cook will render a nunt- ,er Of Christmas carols at the Car vie Fuller Barnes Memorial chapel n West cemetery Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Las I'' tt1I N III pay dlNO4Il piiL- Hent at the chapel organ. Mir. Cool, S vice president of the Wallace 5arnes company, while MT. Cottle IS Of the Bristol High school
 Included in the carols which the uartet will sing are 70 Come, All ie Faithful" Away in a Manager Good Christian Men. Rejoice" Shepherds. Shake Off Your Drowsy leep." We Three Kings of Orient Ire" and Silent Night"
 The ushers for the occasion will 'e Charles T. Treadway, Victor ohnson and Arthur S. Barnes, all members Of the West Cemetery as- ociation.
 Funeral of Donald Riccio
 A solemn high mass of requiem or the reposc of the soul of Don- Id Riccio, 1S year old son of MT. nd Mrs. Edward Riccio Of 419 North Main street, who died at the Bristol hospital Tuesday afternoon, vas sung at St. Anthony's church at
 o'clock this morning following q uneral from the home Of his par nts a half hour earlier. Burial sas in St. Joseph's new cemetery.
 Funeral of Victor Modeen
 The funeral of Victor E. Modem f Newington, who formerly resided Ii this city, was held from the wedjsh Lutheran church in Hart ord at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon. iev. B. Julius Hultween conducted ervlces. Burial, in charge Of the undertaking firm of Taylor and Mo cen, Hartford, was in the family ot in West cemetery.
 ''Pocahontas Night"
 The Daughters Of Pocahontas gave