New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

authorities Of the state via teletype. |. Permit Issued
 4 building permit has been grant ed 10 the Nelson Purity Ice Cream Co of Forestvllle to erect 8 sign at 87 Washington street at an estimat- cd cost of $50.
 Circus Day Coming
 On Tuesday, June IT, the first visit to thIs city by q circus troupe will be made. The advance agents of Hunts circus, 2 three ring aftalr, have ob- tanned permission at the office Of the city clerk 10 play one day at Roots playground on church street.
 Child Escapes Uninjured
 Annie Botto. -7 months old daush- ter of DonenIc Botto Of Il Francis street. was struck by sn automobile operated by Wllfred Cyr of B Jacob street CT Francis street yesterday morning at 10,30 o'clock.
 According to reports. the child ran into the road and. to avoid hr- +.-g her Cyr drove hls machine to the left The right fender of the car struck rh= chlId and threw her to the ground D- William F Hanrahan. "ho 7-as sur.n.ooed. examined tie chl-d but found only slight body Bruises. The matter was reported at rohee headauartArs last night.
 Atty Woods Is Speaker
 T. has been announce6 by the Flag day comrIrtes Of the Bristol lodge Of Elks that Attorney Joseph c. Woods prosecuting attorney in the N7w Britain police court. will talk or "Th4 Stars and Stripes of l330' at the annual exercises to be held al the clubs headquarters On South street Saturday evening.
 The observance will open with the rendition Of The Star spangle Banner by the Boy Scouts of Amer .ta. 70 he followed by introductory exercises by officers Of the Etks. Judge Joseph NJ Donovan will crate on the history Of the flag. after which Ray Garfield vii! sing. su- per!.tendent O. Schools Karl 4. Felche will respond on the history.
 Mss WlnnltT=d EarnAeid will rem der 2. solo selection and altar serv- ices will then be conducted by mem bers Of the EIks. who will also sing Aul9 Lang Syne." Miss Az!lda He bert will present a recitation. to be followed by q second selection bv Ray, CanAeld At th!s point, Attor- ney Woods will speak Miss Barn field. vocalist, will render her second number and the Boy Scouts will bring the observance to |. close with the singlng Of "Anerlca." 10 which Mrs Paul Stocks Will play accom- panlnent.
 The committee ln charge of the affair IS headed by Judge Donovan.
 Class Day Exercises
 On Friday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock class day exercises will be cond1tt=d Ky the graduating class Of the John J. Jennings Grammar school on the school lawn. weather pern-rt.ng. h case Of ram, the ex- ercIses will be postponed until the first pleasant afternoon.
 -He program. 10 te opened with q bugle call, will be featured by the drilling Of 32 of the girls of the higher grades. 4 novelty play. How Boots Fooled the King" will be pre- seated. and the final parts of the program will consist Of the singing Of the class song. q farewell sym ooL and an address by Principal Harold 2. French Sophie shilansky will glve q farewell address. The exercises will be in charge of Miss Bertha Clark and Lawrence Barrett. who have devoted l great part of the'r r!nA 10 the preparing of the children for the day
 Mrs. Helen Nalukaices
 Mrs Helen H. NalukaIces 33. wife Of Joseph NaluEalces Of 28 Landry street. dlAd at 3.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon ar the Bristol hospital. She was born n Llthuanla Besides her husband. she ls survived by one chlld- Funeral servlces will be held at o'clock Friday morning at St. Jos4ph.s church, and lnterraent will he IT St Joseph cemetery.