New Britain herald., 1930-11-11

4uet at headquarters on North Man street at o'clock this evening. An entertainment will be presented and refreshmnest eryed. Past National Vice Commander L. F. Armstrong will deliver the principal speech.
 speaks to Children Judge Joseph M Donovan, him. self former member Of the United i States navy, spoke on naval war fare and the part which the t. $. 1 navy had ln the World war before q. gathering Of seventh and eighth 1 grade children of the Park street | and South Side schools at the lat i ter institutions auditorium at II o'clock this morning. The judge hal 1 charge Of court martial work in Newport, R. l.. during the greater i part of his service.
 ! In his talk the judge mentioned that two Bristol boys. Percisai ! Powell and Julius Pierce. took sn active part i'll the maya side Of the Var. having been engaged ill laying mines off the German coast. Ncntencc NuSpendcu A G0-day suspended sentence was imposed upon Adam Omilchuh of @c Curtiss street by Judge Joseph M. Donovan in police court this morn ing. The man. charged with non support, was placed in the care Of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy for six months. The judge warned Omilchuk that If he got drunk again during that time, the sentence would go into effect
 Local Driver Hits Woman
 An automobile driven by Morris Young Of Cypress street struck Mrs. r. B. Milette of Eagle street, Ter ryvillc as she walked around the rear Of a Bristol Traction company trolley car at Main and Eagle streets Terryvilc, yesterday afternoon Taken 10 the office of Dr. Ralph r. Long, it was found that she had only been bruised and shaken up. Young was not held by police.
 Funeral of Mir. Packard
 Funeral services for Frank E. Packard Co, of @O7 North Main street who died at the Bristol hos pital late Sunday night following a nervous breakdown. will be held in the undertaking parlors of James J. Dunn on West street at o'clock to- morrow afternoon Rev. Hubert B. Jones, pastor Of the Prospect Methodist Episcopal church. officiat- ing. lntermcnt will be in West cemetery.
 Born in Troy, \. Y. in 1865. he received his education in the schools Of that city. He was foreman of the knitting department Of the Biree company after coming here. and later secured employment as sales man. He leaves his wife and a son, Raymond Packard. both of Bristol.
 Returned to Maine
 Ruppcrt Eaton of Raymond, Me, and Edward Arsenault of Portland, Me, who were arrested by Officer Thomas Mccarthy last night for the Portland police, were taken to that cit, today by representatives of it's police department. The men are charged with failure to return a rented automobile which they ob- tain on November 5. They waived eXtradition yesterday.
 Toy shop Filling
 The Lions club toyshop on Main street, in the store recently occupied by the republican party as it's local headquarters, is being loaded with Christmas toys preliminary to their being repaired by Boy Scouts from the Bristol council starting Monday of next week The toys will be dis tributed among he needy children Of the city on Christmas day, De- Ccmbcr gJ.
 Scout Executive Alfred H. Breck- bill who has been extremely busy during the past two weeks gathering toys and preparing the shop. an nounccs that donations are still be- ing received.
 Engagement Announced
 IlOnigI l.. tatera Of 70 Ward street announces the engag cement of his daughter, Elizabeth Carmela. 10 Rocco netrocchio. son Of Mrs An tonio Dctrocchio Of Pennington
 Maple Ends to Play
 The Maple Ends football team played their rivals of former years. in Manchester Cubs. in Manchester al Mount Nebo field at o'clock this The Manchester Majors, who plastered a GO defeat on the north end eleven several weeks ago, will meet the Cubs for the cham rlcnship of the Silk City starting next Sunday and for this reason. much interest was manifest in to- days clash.