New Britain herald., 1930-04-28

OI CHeInlCdl was useu py tiiC hiSiiSA to check the flames which had eat en their way dangerously close to houses.
 Hose Company No. 5 fought a | brush and grass fire on Case avenue at 3:2O p. m. yesterday. No damage, | except to woodland, was reported in either case.
 Fellowcraft Club Meets
 At meeting of the FelloHcraft club to be held at the Masonic | temple on Main street Wednesday 1 evening. May '. there will be spe- cial observance Of Ladies Night" Dr. C. J. Moore has consented to handle the program for the occa- sion. now being arranged by the chairman of that committee. Ther" will be an instrumental trio con- posed of Miss Dorothy Dewey. vio- linist: Miss Dorothy Grant, 'cellis; and Miss Pearl Hill. pianist. There will be a recitation by Miss Eliza beth Douglass, daughter Of Assessor Junius C. Douglass.
 So far, Dr. Moore has succeeded in obtaining the services of comedy team called, ''The Two Loose Nuts" Other bits of enter tainment are still in the works.
 Funeral Of Mir. Ellison
 The funeral of John Ellison, 46, O. so Washington street. Forestville, who died at the Bristol hospital Saturday morning just two weeks after he had been seriously injure when struck by an automobile on Broad street which was being oper- ated by Eric Edwin Bystrom of 1S5 Terryville avenue. was held from the late home at ? o'clock this aft- e1noon, Rev. Henning l.. Johnson, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church, officiating. Interment was in the Forestville cemetery.
 MT. Ellison, employed at the plant of the Nelson Purity Ice Cream Co. in Forestvilie before the accident, Is survived by two brothers, Herman and Carl Ellison, both residents of Hartford.
 Bystrom will be arraigned before I IOSGtulOl fAl!liIoilS tNiNi' ''' Ni'0 ante-room of rolice headquarters to- morrow morning. No official 1 charges have been made as yet, so | far as could be learned today, but if probable cause can be found n the investigation Bystrom will be tried in police court.
 No More Concerts
 It was decided to cease giving concerts in Bristol at meeting of the Bristol Community Concerts, Inc, held Saturday as patronage ac- corded them does not warrant their continuance. It was the unanimous opinion of the concert committee that they be discontinued. Tn :? committee reported at the meeting that only 75 subscriptions were solicited for next years series, which will not be held.
 Holy Communion for Men
 The men of St. Joseph's parish will attend St. Joseph's church in a body Sunday morning at o'clock 10
 receive holy communion. This is done quarterly, every three months,
 while the women of the parish re-
 ceive the sacrament on the first Sun
 day in each month.
 To Present "The Cure-All'
 Members Of St. Johns parish of Forestvile will present a three
 act comedy sketch at the parish
 house Wednesday evening at s
 o'clock Included in the cast are f Leroy F. Percival as Augustus Bab- bitt, Andrew Mcknight as Kent, Babbitts nephew: Pearl Wallace as Amanda BealSley, Marjorie Warner , as Doris Prichard, niece of Miss , Bealiley; Irving Beatson as Dr. Paul , Harper, Dorothca Steed as Clara
 Morgan. The scene of action is sup
 posed to bc in the living room of the , old Beakley home in Nowhere, x. Y Dancing will be enjoyed after the , play with music by the Harmony Boys orchestra of Torrington , Tickets for the affair may be procur, ed from members of the cast or ol , the church school.
 x To Illustrate Communism , Joseph P. Ramp of the Constitu, . tional Educational league of New Haven will address q representative
 gathering of local business official: at the Endee inn on Wednesday eve. ming at s o'clock on the subject Communism.
 MT. Ramp will explain the mean.
 ing of meetings of unemployec
 thrnnrhn,,f bo nd It-iH t.al , of how a million and a quarter dol l lars are distributed to the various l branches of the Communist Inter nationale of Moscow. This commu , niCm, he states, is rapidly spreadin: 5 about the country and is being in
 Nestigated by congress under a bil
 introduced to the hoase by Congress man Hamilton Fish, Jr.
 Invitations to attend this meetin: . have been submitted to industrial , civic. financial and professional mel , Of Bristol. The meeting is to be helt = under the auspices of the Bristo r Chamber of Commerce.
 s Club Loses, i to 2
 The Boys club baseball tean n bowed in defeat at the hands of h Connecticut "Aggies" team at Storr f Saturday by a to , score. Tn n contest turned out to be a pitchin c duel between Levi Laurendeau 0 : the locals and Calamani of the col = legiatc nine, the latter gaining 1h n decision after limiting the Bell Cit y sluggers to a quartet of hits. Tn
 "Aggies' gsrnercd five off the tosse
 of Laurendeau.
 = Local Swimmers Win - The Bristol Boys club sWimmin f team, claimants Of the state cham