New Britain herald., 1930-11-08

racks may be found in the basement of the building, where bodies may be stored during the winter months Tn roadWays, walks, steps, walls and grading around the chapel have been finished and shrubbery will be planted in the spring
 The chapel was built by Carlson an Torrell company, general con tractors, under the supervision of Raymond J. Torrell
 Present Last Performance
 The final performance of Aunt Lucia" college comedy. was given by the Bristol Business and Profes- sional Womens club at the Com munity theater last night. Charles (. Ball, prominent in Connecticut the. atrical circles was the scream of the show, enacting the principal rart at Aunt Lucia" an old maid, One Of the features Of the show was the "fapper chorus" contingent of show girls" being played by numer- ous local business men.
 hrmieticc Service Sunday
 Two well known radio conccr} artists, Jenny Lee and Ross Reeve. will present q special Armistic service at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening at o'clock L. l.. Graham, local organist, will play accompaniment to Miss Lees | songs
 Leave for Dedication
 A delegation Of members of G \ Hadsell post. No. 26. United Spanish War Veterans. left the city by motor at 12:30 o'clock this after noon for Meriden, where they will take part in the dedication exercises q the Silver City's newly erected World War memorial monument. Mrs. Seymour to Speak
 Mrs George Dudley Seymour will speak on "Recollections of Lieuten- ant Elisha Bostwick Of New Mil ford" at a meeting of Katherine Gaylord chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. to be held q the homo of MT. and Mrs. Morton C. Treadway next Wednesday eve ming at o'clock. Each member of the organization is entitled to bring one guest to the meeting.
 Work Advertised For
 To any individual. club or organ ization is sent the plea of the local Chamber of Commerce by means Of the newspapers for work for Bris- tol's unemployed. The organization requests that anyone desiring work men get in touch with them as t has large number of applications on file.
 Week End Football
 The West End football team will match ability with the Vests Of Torrington at Muzzy field tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The New City eleven will be considerably strengthened for the clash by the recent acquisition of Vic" Radze- vich, erstwhile New Britain Ram. The governing board of the contest will comprise Clyde Waters, Tommy Monahan and Grat O'Connell.
 The Bristol high school gridmen will oppose the Windham high rep resentatives Of Willimantic at the high school athletic field at o:S9 clock this afternoon in its final home appearance of the season. The team will play it's last game at ] Fitchburg, Mass. next Saturday aft ernoon in a stadium large enough t. seat 15.00O persons, The Maple Ends of Coach Eddie Goodridge will journey to New Brit ain tomorrow afternoon for an en- ! gagement with the Pavnees Of ! that city (. Fire in Car Squad A and Welch Company of Forestville were summoned to Downs street at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon when an automobile own cd by Daniel Beach of this city caught fire. Chemicals were used Only nominal damage was done 10 the automobile.
 Eagles Head 10 Marry A marriage license was issued to- day by the city clerk to Harold J. Pryor of 15O School street and Angelina I. Rugeiero of 24 Kelly street. Mir. Pryor is president ot Bell City acrie. Fraternal Order oI Eagles. .. 4 license was also granted Andrew Francis Wassell Of Windsor and Violet Ostroski Of 2GG Burlington avenue, this city. ..
 Building Permits
 Rlil1i0o npr1f1jts Iva,.p lcsJaI F,N Inspector Oscar ". Anderson to the following applicants today:
 To B. Stein of = Winthrop street, New Britain, to alter a store fron- for Ives and Podesta at 161 Main street at a cost Of s1.500.
 To Edward Gustafson of Cedar street to erect one-car garage for Adolph Anderson on Haig avenue at d cost of S250.
 To George Delarmc Of 800 Ken ney street. Torestrillc, to build a one-car garage for Anne Schubert O. Lincoln street. Forestvillc, al cost Of s125.
 To Lionel Alexander of Greystona avenue to build a one-car garage for himself at an estimated cost of slc5. Asbury NJ. F. Church
 The services for Sunday at the Asburr M. F.. church, Forestvi1le. will he as follows;
 9;45 a. III. church school. The school is growing fast and has sev- eral enthusiastic classes.
 1o:45 a. m. Miss Barnes Of the Trinity NJ. L. church Of New Britain will speak under the auspices of the W H. M s. Al this service the an- nual thanks offering for this society will he received
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