New Britain herald., 1930-05-03

Better Homes show in Bristol this year due to lack Of interest in such presentation. Merchants of the city have expressed little desire to cooperate in the production of the show,
 Ladies Night" Observance
 Dr. Cicero J. Moore, in charge of ladies night" program Of en- tertainment 10 be given by the Eel on Wednesday evening, has an- nounced the complete program for the occasion.
 r The most important part will in- clude the presentation of a comedy team, The Two Loose Nuts" and musical selections by an instru- mental trio consisting Of Miss Dor othy Dewey violinist; Miss Dorothy Grant. 'cellist; and Miss Pearl Hill pianist. A recitation will be given by Miss Elizabeth Douglass, daugh- ter Of Assessor Junius C. Douglass. Following the entertainment re- treatments will be served and . so. cial time will be enjoyed. School League Schedule Classes in the public schools of the city will be resumed Monday morning following a weeks $ vaca- tion. The grammar school base ball teams go into action once more ss follows: "A" league: Tuesday. Park street school at Federal Hill school; and Thursday, John J. Jen- nings school at St. Josephs. "B" league: Monday, ForestYillc school at North Side school; Wednesday. East Bristol school at Lutheran's; and Thursday, St. Ann's at Forest vile.
 Church Crowded On Birthday l The Swedish Baptist church at l l75 Goodwin street was filled to ca 1 pacity last evening when Rev. Vic tor Ohiom, pastor Of the Swedish ] Congregational church, and Rev. ! Dr. J. F. Klingberg of New Britain 1 spoke on the goth anniversary of the founding Of the local institution. The church choir rendered several vocal numbers appropriate to the occasion, assisted by local talented 1 musicians
 The observance will be continued tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the morn ] ing, when a Bible school will be i held, and at II o'clock. when Rev. Carl Westerdahl, pastor. will preach q sermon in the Swedish language. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon ser mons will be delivered by ministers from neighboring Swedish Baptist 1 churches and q musical program i will be presented. Refreshments ! will then be served.
 At : o'clock in the evening Rev. E. +. Gates, secretary of the Con necticut Baptist state convention, will deliver a final message to the congregation on the anniversary in English. The public is invited to attend.
 immanuel Lutheran Church
 Sunday, 10:30 a. m. divine wor- ship in the German language with the celebration Of holy communion. Preparatory service will begin at 9:45 o'clock; D. m. divine worship in the German language.
 Tuesday, s ?, m. meeting of the '. r. g.
 Rises From Obscurity
 One Bristol man who is making good in the aviation service of the United States army is Edward Cushing, nephew Of Councilman and
 Mrs. Homer H. Judd, who is sta toned at Langley field, Virginia.
 Cushing a first lieutenant. left Langley field with the second bom-
 bardment group and travelled to Mather's field, cran1ento, Cal, dur ing which time he had complete su- pCryi5ion Of radio control of the entire squadron. At the Sacramento
 Geld, he had charge of ground radio stations and was in touch with the
 rest Of the world by means Of short wave receivers and transnitters.
 Cushing has a pilots license but is more interested in the operation ot
 radio than planes. While in Sacra-
 mento, this young aviator received a . l'lrlI NuCu Vt met N III lNOEefS
 world famed comedian.
 Virgil Carnell Honored
 Virgil l.. Carnell who vas raledic- torian at the Bristol high school in the class Of '-6, has been honored at Antioch college. Yellow Springs
 Ohio, where he is engaged in study
 CarneN was elected from field ot
 = nominees for a position on the community council the governing
 body on the campus Of Antioch.
 Funeral of Michael Zukouski Funeral services for Michael Zu,
 kowski, aged 4, Of Clairview av-
 euue. Bristol who died Thursday wetre noid this morning at o'clock
 at the st. Stanislaus' church. Rev
 J. Kowalski of Torrjngton celebrat. ed the solemn high mass of requiem ] The pail bearers were AnthonA ZukoNsk Stephen Lapaczynshi : CAsimir Lapaczynsk. Frank Kacz, . 5narczyk. Stanley Nezcjell and Simor
 BGGaj Six relatives of the deceaseG . man were flower bearers. Rev. George Bartlcvsl>i pastor
 conducted tho committsl services a
 lhe rra1~. Burial vas in St Jo s-ph's cemetery.
 ? FRENCH PLIERS TAKE OFF 3 Eenitra. Morocco, May 5,--Ft-- ! Jean Nermoz, French aviator, anc