New Britain herald., 1930-12-06


 Bristol, 14-6; time. eight minute quarters. Recital at Chapel Between , and clock tomorrow afternoon the Carlyle Fuller Barnes Memorial chapel in West cemetery will again be open for public inSpcc- ton. An organ recital will be given by Miss Frances Beach and cornet solos by Ernest A. Becker, conductor of the New Departure band Mrs Emily Erlbeck will sing De Still anu Know and My Task"
 Judge Epaphroditus Peek, Samu.l w Steele and Arthur S. Barnes Of the West cemetery association will act as usners for the occasion.
 Newell Made Honorary Member ]. Jn recognition Of his record Of per feet attendance at meetings and effl- ciency in handling agricultural prop -lens for the past nine years, Samuel D.. Newell has been chosen as hon. orary member of the board of direc- tors of the Chamber of Commfrce.
 MT. Newell retired from the board when the agricultural division os the Chamber was discontinued. He is one of the city's oldest res sidents. having only recently passed his sand birthday.
 Free HairCuts Tor Poor
 Forrest McMastcr, who conducts q barber shop at IA Central street. ForesVille, has offered services at his place of business free of chatgs to the city's unemployed and mem bers Of their families. This ofec is not good on Saturdays. when the shop is exceptionally busy, and be fore obtaining these services persons must first procure certificates from Uperintendent of Charities William F. Smithwick
 Poor Apply For Fruit
 More than 100 baskets Of apples. donated to the city by Raymond W. Hill Of Peacedale street and gathered by men employed by the city at his farm on Sunrise Hill. were delivered in city trucks to the poor and needy this morning. Although a number of bushels of the fruit remain in storage. the supply is now nearly eNausted. MT. Hill has given about 300 bushels to the city in all.
 ElkS' Memorial Service
 Exalted Ruler Philip II. Leary and staff will exemplify the ritual of the Bristol lodge Of Elks at a memorial service 10 be held tomor- row evening at o'clock. Raymond Cantield, local tenor Of note: Wini- fred Barntield- contralto, and Paul W. Stocks, pianist, will furnish an entertainment.
 A cordial invitation has been cx- tended to the public 10 attend the services.
 Buildings Being Decorated
 Garlands Of leaves and evergreen are being strung by work men over the facades Of local build. ings in preparation for Christmas. The center of the city will within the next week, present a picturesque 
 Bazaar Closes at St. Josephs
 The St. Josephs parish bazaar, held in St. Josephs Guild hall this week, was brought to d close last night. A bazaar for the children of the parish will be held this after noon
 Engagement Is Announced
 Mir, and Mrs. Homer Whitman an nouncc the engagement of thelr daughter, Lillian Annabele, to Rob- art L. Stebbins Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 To Present Play
 A play Ellis Island" will be pre- sented by Kathryn Gaylord chapter, Daughters Of the American Revolu- ion, at q monthly meeting to be held at the home of Albert L. Ses- sions, 25 Bellevue avenue, next Fri lay afternoon at o'clock. Tho ,ast for the production is under the direction of Mrs, Charlotte Ellison. Mrs, Albert l.. Sessions hostess Of he afternoon will receive articles furnished by the chapter for men immigrants at Ellis Island to b. placed on a Christmas tree and la CT shipped 10 the men.
 Observe special Night
 PcQuabuck chapter, No. g. R. X. NJ, last night observed it's annual past high priest and veteran men, ocrs' night at it's lodge rooms. The NJ. N. degree Of the organization vas conferred upon a number ot
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