New Britain herald., 1930-02-14

Funeral services will be held on sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock from the undertaking rooms of W. A. Bailey & Go. Rev. Avery Gates Of Hartford will officiate. Burial will Mass.
 Bridge and Whist
 Final arrangements are being completed by the various commit tees in preparation for the Parent Teacher association bridge and whist party to be held next Wednes- day evening in the high school gym nasium.
 This social affair will take place Of the regular monthly meeting Of the association, and it is hoped that enough money will be realized from It to make possible the future pro. grams Of the association
 musical program will be offer cd from to $50 o'clock by the pupils of the high school Worth- while and desirable prizes will be given to the highest scorer at each table.
 Refreshments will be served after the card playing. Tickets arc now on sale and may be secured at any of the schools or from Howard c.. Smith.
 Large Attendance In spite of the stormy weather last night, there was a good audi cnce of local people at the nspira- tional service conducted at the Ad- vent Christian church by Rev. Mr. Denton. A delegation of Baptis, church parishioncrs attended. TO- night delegations from several Of the ncighboring towns are expected Negro Minstrel Show negro minstrel show will be i held at the Plainvlle high school on l Friday evening, February 2S. Miss Laura Naam1n will be the leading lady. while Charles Peters will. be the interlocutor
 The end mon will be the follow lrs: "Sambo," LeVester Johnson: 'Rastus," George Halstead Jr.: "Boncs,' John Baker; and Nose" Henry Davis.
 The chorus boys will be Thomas | fuifins John Rose, Donald Hall back and w. Bertram, and the chorus girls Evelyn Baker, Ethel i Hobson. Marvel Wormslcy. sophia Naaman, Dorothy Davis. Sylvia Hol- den. Jessie Smith, Louise Mayors. and Erncstine Johnson.
 Music Will be furnished bv the following: Piano. James Strong: $aNophonc. Fred Evans; banjo. Jerry Moore; and drums. Percy Williams.
 Acts will be put on after the min- strel by members of the troups with ? the addition of an act by three little girls, Lorranie Halsted and Nancy and Margaret Peters. George Jack son. well known pianist. will also play several numbers Then dancing Hill be enjoyed until 1 o'clock Tickets can be secured from any member of the troupe
 Missing Boy Found
 The police in Brooklyn, x. T.. have picked up Julio Goucsy. l7. of Whiting street, who ran away from homo Wednesday because he had tired Of going to school and desired to find relief from studies by going to work.
 Yesterday morning Constable George Schubert was notified of the boys disappearance. The youth had packed his belongings into q suit case. put on his best clothes. and slipped away from home. The officer vas given very accurate descrip- ton Of the boy by his parents and he forwarded this 10 inc police throughout the state through the help Of the New Britain police de- partmcnt.
 During his investigation yester- day. Constable Schubert discovered that boy whose description fitted Julio had been seen on a bus going 10 New Haven. From there on he was traced 10 Brooklyn. AS far as the constable could ascertain. the only reason for Juilo's leaving home was that he did not want to go to high school any longer but wanted 10 go to work.
 Children Please Crowd
 More than 200 people were pres- ent at the high school auditorium last evening to witness the presen- tation of the entertainment. Cradle Songs of Many Nations" by the pu- pills of the Broad Street school. The children showed the results Of faithful rchearsng and expert drill- ing by giving very pleasing and enjoyable performance.
 The children were dressed in the costumes of the nations that they