New Britain herald., 1930-10-02

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 Aline White, the hereine-Doris Lindvall.
 Mrs. White, Aline's mother. a matchmaker-Mrs. Joseph Ander- 1 son.
 Mr. White, Aline's father-Her- bert Anderson.
 Ted White, Aline's small brother Robert Lindvall.
 Ellen Wood by Daisy Kerr; Mar garet Ellis by Louise Kerr; Jose | phine Gray by Ruth Anderson. Tom | Bowden by Carl Carlson, and Jack Carter by Robert Bloom. Miss Doris Lindvall and Mrs. | Carl Gustafson will render two piano selections after the presenta- tion and Harry Stone will rende- two vocal solos. Refreshments will | be served.
 Relief Board to Meet The board of assessors, Junius z. Douglass, Calixte Allaire and Leigh D. Minor, and the city council will confer jointly as a board of relief when tax assessments of the 18th school district are discussed at q meeting of the latter body to be held in the city hall Tuesday eve ming at 7:30 o'clock. Radio Presented to Police William L. Muldoney of New York city. guide card advertising salesman, donated the eight-tube radio receiving set to the local po- lice department, it was disclosed yesterday. because of the coopera- ton which the latter displayed, in permitting him to solicit orders about the city. After showing his generosity the New Yorker was given police protection by Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden. who assigned Ser geant Henry Jeglinski to accompany | him.
 The radio was purchased in Bris- l tol and is in operation in the ante 1 room of headquarters, where the world series game between St. Louis and Philadelphia was heard yester- 1 day afternoon.
 The guide for which MT. Null i dcney is soliciting advertising con- tains traffic rules and regulations of this city.
 Card Party for Charity 1 The second of a series of public card parties for the benefit of Bris- 1 toi's needy was given by St. Joseph B ! church at it's guild hall last evening and a tidy sum was realized. The ! hostesses were Mrs. Anna Mae Sor- enson, Mrs Jeanette Healy. Miss Sadie Mulcahy, Miss Della Scanlon, Miss Helen Hallissey and Miss Mar | jorie Fuller.
 Warranty Deed Joseph T. Donovan has transfer red title of land on Pennington ave- nue to Paul T. Tilden, according to q warranty deed filed at the city hall this morning.
 Lodge of Sorrow l Thomas A. Tracy, a member of the city council, will deliver eulogy at a lodge of sorrow to be held by the Bristol lodge of Elks tonight at its ! headquarters on South street for the late Michael B. Rohan and Thomas | Anderson.
 Beach Calls Electors
 Attorney Frederick w. Beach, chairman of the republican town committee. has issued a call to the party electors in this city to meet in caucus in the city court next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of nominating candi- dates for representatives in the gen. eral assembly, judge of probate, jus tice of the peace and constables.
 Assessors Check Lists
 The board of assessors will be busy each day this month, with the exception of Sundays, checking pro- perty lists, which must be submitted by local property owners and sworn to. Ex-service men who are exempt to the amount of s1,000, must file exemption claims.
 Funeral of Mrs. Guckin
 The funeral of Mrs. Annie M. Guckin of 150 High street was held from the late home at S:30 o'clock and half hour later at St. Joseph s church, where a solemn high mass of requiem was sung. Interment was in the family plot in St. Thomass cem- etery.
 Services for Mrs. William Gun ningham will be conducted at St. Josephs church tomorrow morning at g o'clock, preceded by a funeral from the late home, 13O Woodland street, at S:30 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Joseph's new cemetery.
 To Continue Business
 The T. C. Truden Motor Trans portation company, Inc. which has been in the hands of Receiver George w. Hull temporarily, will be continued in the future without interruption as it is believed that creditors will be satisfied in a req sonable length of time, according to reports.
 Girls Case Goes Over
 The case of Martha Adams of 51 Fourth street, East Bristol. who is charged with theft of SPAS from the home of Officer Edgar Norton on Judd street on January 29, was con- tinued until Saturday by Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich at police head quarters this morning to enable Probation Officer Miss Irma Funk to further investigate in an effort to discover wether or not restitution of the stolen money may be effected
 Two Cases Tomorrow
 The case of Joseph T. St. Louis ot Waterbury, charged with reckless driving was also continued hy fhe