New Britain herald., 1930-03-27

lSSutu at lnC OIllCc Ol lHC clly ClCfh yesterday afternoon. one 10 William II. Peters, q bus driver, of Rocky Hill and Ella D. Alderman, T house. keeper, of 26 Franklin street; and a second to John Peter Williams, marine engineer, of 26 Franklin street and Grace Frances Boatfield, q nurse, whose address was not given.
 Spare Tire Taken
 4 complaint was received at police headquarters yesterday from A. Lucier of Hillside place. who said that someone had stolen the spare tire from the rear of his automobile while it was parked on West street. near the Eagles club house during tt preceding night.
 Anniversary Observed
 Five veterans of the Civil War. members of the Union army in that great conflict, were present at a 1 5th anniversary observance Of T. B. Rob- inson camp. Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, held in Grand Army hall in the city hall building last night. Members of socictieS af- filiated with the order were in at- tendance.
 An impressive address was deliver cd by Ralph NJ. Grant. former com- mander of the national forces, and vocal numbers were rendered by Gaylord 5. Cook, members of the Wallace Barnes Dunbar chorus, heard over the radio on a great num- Der of occasions. During the course of the celebration, which was elabor- ate, musical selections were given by Gertrude F.. Olcott and her orches- tra. followed by violin solos by Iry- inS Hodslinson. Dialect sketches were offered by the comedian of the evening. One Of the features of the affair was the presentation of scv- cral bits of stellar tap dancing by Bobby Marco
 The celebration received it's finish ing touch when refreshments were served and the various honored guests introduced to local officials of the veterans society.
 Fishing Season Near
 The fishing season will officially open on April 15 and City Clerk Thomas B. Steele has announced that more than lJ0 licenses to fish have already been issued from his office and he expects. as many more will De Issued before the opening date. Inc total number issued. he states. Is 169. of which -S are for fishing only and 75 for both hunting and fishing.
 Fishing officials in this state. Mr. Steele remarked, are looking forward to q big season. The streams of the states have been stocked with fish ot q much larger size than last year, 1 Dance Held By Clubsters
 A dance was held at the hich school gymnasium last night under the auspices Of the Girls Tennis rluh ot the Bristol high school. Music vas furnished by Bill Tasillo's or chestra Of Hartford. The affair q formal one held annually. was in | charSe of g committee consjstinr of 1 Nisscs Audrey LaCoursc and Eliza | beth and Ruth Patterson. 1 inventories In Probate An inventory in the estate of thc late Mary F. Brainerd, who left nro- | perty valued at Sg3,2O0. was filed in ! prooate court yesterday. In the will 1 the husband of the deceased. Wjlbur |. Brainerd, was named executor,
 A second inventory. that of inc estate ot the late samuel J. Large. was also filed in probate court yes ! teruay' The late MT. Larges widow and five children are the beneficiar. les Of an estate consisting of bank | deposits totalling $l0.199.GO and real estate valued at S6,2SS, an arsregat te of $16,4S7.
 Cantata Presented The cantata entitled Ruth. tho | Cleaner was presented by the vol untecr choir of the Advent Christian church at the Federal Hill school auditorium last evening before a large audience of appreciativc listcn- | CTS.
 l Ai'S i-tuilie pdthS were portrayed as follows: Ruth. Mrs. Grace Bczan- son; Naomi, Mrs. Lola MonbIeau; ! Orpah, Dorothea Baker: and Boa2, kalph ReZanson. The remainder of 1 the choir made up a chorus of reap CTS and GlCaners. Preceding the pro. duction an especially arranged pro gram of music was presented. with 1 readings by Dorothy Hotchlliss,
 Taking Business Census
 William Latham. a representative of the United States bureau of the census, IS visiting the numerous bus. mess establishments of this city to secure statistics for the first census of distribution ever gathered in | Bristol His quarters arc located at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the Center building.
 Final Concert
 The third and final concert of a series being presented by the Bristol Community Concert association will be held at the high school auditori. um Sunday afternoon at o'clock when performance will be given by John Charles Thomas. a baritone Mr Thomas sang with the Brussels Opera company and in other cities abroad only recently achieving great success in Philadelphia and other large cities in this country.
 Maple Ends Enter Tourney
 The Maple Ends have entered the Southern New England basketball tournament to be held in PlainficlC