New Britain herald., 1930-01-07


 
 held from his late home this morn ing at 7:3O o'clock and from St, Stanislaus church at s o'clock. Rev. George Bartlewski officiated. Burial followed in the new St. Joscph's cemetery.
 Board to Meet A meeting of the board Of educd- ton will take place tomorrow eve ming at 7:30 o'clock at the offices or Superintendent of Schools Karl 4. Reiche in the Bristol high school building. The annual report of fhe superintendent will be read and minor business transacted.
 Health Talk Tonight
 pr. Arthur H. Ruggles. consultant in the study of mental hygiene at the health department of Yale Uni versity. will deliver what is expected 10 be one of his most impressive speeches at the Federal Hill school auditorium tonight at o'clock. The talk. one of a series of four, is presented by ;he guidance clinic of the Visiting Nurse and Family Wei fare Associations. The only talk le:t on the schedule, with the exception of the one to be given tonight by pr. Ruggles, will be delivered by Dr. Paul k. Fe!t wha is the psychiatr'st of the Connecticut State hospital, al the Federal Hill school auditorium on February II.
 Miss DupuiS Showered
 Forty-five girls attended a shower given in honor of Miss Iaurctte Du- puis at her home at 2l4 West street recently and presented her with gold piece. Miss Dupuis, it was an nounced, will become the bride Of Alphonse Dery of Longueil. Quebec Canada, on January 4 at St. AnncS church.
 Minstrel Show
 The Humason Mfg. Co. At"ietic club will present a minstrel show at Firemens hall, Forestville, on Thursday and Friday evenings. The show, under the direction of George Chapman, promises to be the nnes' ever presented by Humason' en- ployes,
 The interlocutor will be Joseph Kenny and the soloists will include the Misses Mary Rolka, Estellc Kerr, Constance Marsh, Sally Need ham, Burgar and Mrs. kirdzik James Root, Clarence Yard and Earle Young will be the male solo, ists. Hugh McGovern, Frank Cope land, Richard Kallenbach and Will Ham Coleman will play at the ends
 Walter Miller and Napoleon St. Denis will present speciality num- bers. Following the performance dancing will be enjoyed with mu- sic by Simpsons orchestra of Bris- tol Skip" Simpson, the singing prompter, will be on hand to direct the squares.
 St. Johns Guild Meeting
 A meeting of the members of St. Johns guild will be held at the parish house in Forestville on l HuTSudS dI dI oV V SioNN' Members are urged to attend, as it vii. be the annual meeting.
 A meeting of St. Johns mission will be held on Friday, January H., at the chapel at 7:3o p. m. At Auto show President Dewitt Page, Secretary Lester G. Sigourney, Vice President Frederick G. Hughes and Chief En gineer T. C. DcJ.avel Grove of the New Departure Mfg. Co. will attend the automobile show to be given in New York this week.
 First Community Concert
 The first concert 10 be given by the Bristol Community association will take place at tle Community theatcr in the Bristol High school building on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The artists secured for the occasion are the Harcum trio, con- sisting of Micha Mischakoff, violin ist; Willem Vanden Burg, 'cellist, and Edith Harcum, pianist. The program to be presented consists of violin and cello solos and ensemble numbers.
 New Schedule Adopted
 The E. 1ngraham Co. has adopted a new working schedule for it's em- ployes. The new plan was put into effect yesterday. The factory will operate from until 11:45 a. m. and from l until 5:15 D. m. The men are given 15 minutes more than before , in which to eat their dinners before returning to work.
 Arthur F.. Barlow Dies Word was received in Bristol ycs- terday of the death of Arthur l.. | Barlow, former resident of this city and conductor Of the New Departure band. He died in Brockton, Mass, on | December 8. from a heart attack. He was 4 years old.
 MT. Barlow came to Bristol during 1 the World war to take charge of the | New Departure band and stayed here until 1925, when he travelled to Brockton. He was a member Of | the A. r. and A. NJ. and of the ! l. 0. O. r.
 Wallace Barnes Guests
 The members of the Wallace | Barnes Get Together club were guests of the Bristol club at the Iatter's club rooms on Main street last night. when billiard matches, pool contests. and bridge games were played. Considerable rivalry was manifested in the battles for the l inter-club championship. More than