New Britain herald., 1930-03-25

ents. Following pair of recitation periods, parents will be allowed to speak with the teachers. A group of Lshers will escort the parents to the various rooms and show them anything which they may care 10 see. The inspection will be for adults only. it has been an- nounced, and pupils of grammar schools will be barred
 A program will be sent to each students home tomorrow. The school authorities have announced that the evening has been set aside to afford parents an opportunity to sec a regular session of the senior high school and to acauaint them selves with the teachers. Funeral of Mir. Ryan The funeral of Thomas l.. Ryan, Of, of Fanway avenue. who had served as deputy game warden in this coInty for Is years and deg warden in Bristol for eight years, was held from the undertaking par lol {" pl JttiIt'sN i'u'l'l t'ii'n itiOl mus at S:45 o'clock. A high mass of requiem was solcmnized by Rev James T. Mcdonald at St. Matthew's l church. Forestville. at 9:30 o'clock and burial followed in St. Josephs cemetery.
 To Present Cantata Tomorrow evening at o'clock at the Federal Hill school auditorium a cantata entitled Ruth, the 1 Cleaner" will be presented by the volunteer choir of the Advent Chris tian church. The principal parts will be taken by Mrs. Grace Bezan- son, Mrs. Nola Monbleau. Mrs. Dor othea Baker and Ralph Bezanson. | Preceding the cantata will be sew cral special features, which will in- clude musical selections and read ines by Dorothy Hotchkss. The proceeds of the production will be turned ever to the fund for a new pipe organ for the church. Check Received From State
 A check for s16.1OS.25 was re- ceired by Treasurer George s. Beach yesterday, the amount owed this city by the state on the basis of the re- cent school enumeration. The city receives s2.50 for each pupil l enumerated each year.
 Funeral Of Mir. Dunlap l The funeral of Lewis x. Dunla D, 1 '3. of 175 Divinity street was held i from the Prospect Methodist church chapel at 2:SO o'clock this after noon, Rev Hubert D. Jones officiat- | ing. 1ntcrmcnt was in the family l lot in West cemetery
 Gives Interesting Talk
 Dr. George Hobbs, one Of the most | prominent professors of dental sur l Gcry in this city and former major in the British army. delivered an 1 interesting speech on The Impress sions of an Englishman in America on St. Patricks Night" at the Bristol club last evening before large audience of members of the organ ization.
 The affair was presented in the form of a smoker and was followed | by the serving of refreshments.
 To Purchase Flag
 The Ladies' auxiliary unit of the G. A. Hadsell camp, United Spanish 1 War Veterans. will give whist party at the state armory on Center street on Tuesday evening at s o'clock. the proceeds to be added to the fund to be used for the purchase Of a United States flag for the "Hiler" monument, dedicated last September with elaborate cerc- monies.
 Bordeaux Tops Scorers According to compilations released by Secretary Phil Gcger of the City Basketball league this morning. Al Bordeau. lashy forward of the Eagle quintet, second place winners of the initial half finished the cir cult season II points ahead of his nearest competitor, Fluffy Rao of
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