New Britain herald., 1915-11-22
MT Phillips was born in Hartford and

MT Phillips was born in Hartford and was about 45 years old. For several years ne acted as n1ght-clerk in the Onlon station in the capitol city and later he became day ticket agent in the New London depot. About three years ago, he resigned from railroad work and entered the employ of the Natlonal Bank of Commerce of New London in the capacity of bOokkeeper Shortly after entering the employ of the bank, he became ill and was forced to give up his work. He had been living with his mother for the past few months His death was un- expected for he was seen walking on the streets of Kensington the latter part of last week and it came as surprise to his friends. He is survived by his wife, his mother, two brothers Charles G. and Royal T. Phillips of New Haven, and two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Moffitt of Kensington and Miss Helen Phillips, who is employed at the Dickinson Drug company, New Britain.
 Tke funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 13O o'clock at St. Marks church New Britain. Rev. Harry l. Bodley will officiate at the funeral
  sonville, the trip being made by auto mobile.
 Pirates and Acorns Tie.
 In the best game of football seen on Railroad field this season. the Acorns of Kensington and the Pirates or New Britain played forty minutes to ties yesterday afternoon. The ball was in the center of the field through out the game, neither side being able 10 get 1t beyond the twenty-five yard line. kingo refereed and his work was excellent. Tobin and Welch starred for the visitors while the work of Tarditti and Roche of the nome club came in for praise. It is prooable that a return game will be arranged Tor the near future as neither team is satisfied with vester- days result
 The Acorns will play the Don't Worry club of Meriden on Thanks glV1ng day at o'clock The Merider team has made an enviable record and hard game is anticipated. Berlin Congregational Church. There will be a special neetine oe the Boy Scouts tonight at 7:3O o'c1oc1x Ihe usual Thanksgiving service will I De held in the church on Thursda " morning at 10:30 o'clock. Rev 6 l A Flske, the pastor, will speak and Will be assisted in the service bv 2. l quintet of singers from Tuskegee In- st1tute, who will render plantation melodies and folk songs An offer- ing will be taken for the work. of | the school.
 The Boy Scouts will meet at 200 1 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. 1 Aenslngton Congregational Church. 1 The debate of the Mems Tvceun, scheduled for this evening has been 1 postponed until next Monday. MT. l MoH1tt, who is one of the debaters. will be unable to be present on ac- 1 count of the death of his brother-in- law, William J. Phillips
 1 F1nal plans are being made for the entertainment by the company of ne gro singers from Tuskegee institute. which will be held on Wednesday eve- hlng at 7:45 o'clock. The company IS travel1ng over the country in the 1 interest Of the school, of which they are graduates. The members have received favorable press comment in every city, where they have appeared ana have been asked to play return 1 engagements The officers of the
 enurch consider, themselves very for
 'uhate In securing the company for
 all engagement here as their services
 are Tn great demand. There will be no aonllttance charge to the concert