New Britain herald., 1930-12-26

Angels-Lorraine Jerrolds. Doris Russell and Lois Jacobs. King Herod-Everett Fanion. Kings page-Edward Pratt. Couriers-Merril Powers, William
 Froelich.
 Pages-William Forrest and Irving Froelich.
 Chief priest-John Fletcher. Guards-Richard Forrest, Claude
 Stewart, George Flyers, Fred
 Matthews, Robert Flynn, Her-
 bert Russell, Donald Bottomly,
 George Parsons and Stanley
 Stewart.
 Mary-Alice Flynn.
 Joseph-John Marcham. Virgins - Esther Linsley, Esther
 Flyers, Dorothy Bottomly, Pearl
 Bates and Florence Richmond. Chorus-Lois Lackey, Nancy For
 rest. Elinor Angelo, Jane Saun-
 ders, Alice Saunders, Dorothy
 Roberts, Evelyn Fanion. Vir-
 ginia Moore, Marion Smith.
 Ihelma Cain, Marion Duffy. Mu-
 riel Jones, Mary Boyce, Elaine
 Godshall and Orlene Cargill.
 During the pageant there will be a song by the Kindergarten depart ment. Eva Roth will give . recita- tion. The committee in charge Of the pageant consists of Mrs. Eugene Forrest. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mrs Edward Lackey and Miss Evelyn Parsons.
 The children have given their time rehearsing for weeks and have expressed a wish that an offering be taken at this pageant for the needy of Plainville. Their wish will be complied with and the money turned over to the proper source.
 Furnishes Bond
 AS the result of action taken by Judge Merritt o. Ryder of the town court, Adrien Parsell will contribute s10 a week for six months towards the support of his family. He wa, forced to furnish a bond to assure that he follows out the order of Judge Ryder.
 Parsell was before Judge Ryder some months ago and ordered 10 contribute to his familys support. He disappeared short time after wards and was discovered last week in Buffalo, N. Y. He was brought back to Hartford by Detective Carl Tucker Of the states attorneys of- flee and turned over to the Plain- vile authorities. He was arrested on both occasions on complaint Of his wife.
 Funeral of Mrs. Bonander
 Funeral services for Mrs. Olga Bonander. "A, of White Oak ave- nue, Westwood Park, who was kill ed by d trolley car Tuesday evening, were held this afternoon al ? o'clock at the Erwin Memorial chapel in New Britain. Rev. pr. J. E. King berg Of that city offciated. Burial was in Fairview cemetery, New Britain.
 Coasting for Children
 hlLllO uI4itllltIlI W tiS llbut LOOdf that all the roads In Charles H. Norton park had been rolled and placed in first class condition in order to afford the children Of the town good coasting facilities. In order to protect the children while they are sliding. all vehicles have been warned to keep out Of the park.
 Special emphasis is placed on the fact that the park has been reserved for coasting. The children are not allowed to llide on the streets of the town because of the danger from automobiles, and the park af- lords them & wonderful opportunity to take advantage of the present snow.
 No Trace of Missing Boy
 No trace has been discovered of the whereabouts of Joseph Yarshis of south Washington street, who jumped out Of window of a Mer- iden hospital Tuesday while he was recuperating from a minor accident.
 The boy has caused the police con- siderable trouble, running away from home on numerous occasions. He was sent to the Meriden School for Boys about d month ago. He has not attempted to return to his home here, but Constable George Schubert is keeping a strict watch for the boy.
 Quiet Christmas Here
 Christmas day passed quietly here. most of the families spending the day at home. enjoying Christmas dinners and entertaining friends. After the services in the churches were over, there were few people to be seen on the street.
 The day passed without fire alarm, as people exercised care with Christ mas trees. Only one auto accident was recorded during the day two cars coming together early in the morning at Blossoms corner. The machines were badly damaged but no one was injured.
 Merchants today reported that Wednesday was banner day in trading, a large amount Of stock be- ing disposed of.
 Factory to Close
 The Trumbull Mfg. Co will close tomorrow noon for a week in order that the annual inventory may be taken. Despite the shutdown, a large number of employees will be l GOLF WHERE GOLFERS III II .'OLF BEST II II New, smooth Floor II