New Britain herald., 1922-11-18
ELLEN COUGHLINIS CLAIMED BY DEATH Bank Street Woman Resided in
 PlainVille SeVenty-tWo Years WAS IN HER BETH YEAR
Football Team All Set for Annual Clash with unionyilIe Tomorrow Usual Church Noticcs-United A. c. Holds Mecting-Othcr Items.

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 Usual Church Noticcs--United A. c. Holds Mecting-Other Items.
 Mrs. Ellen Coughlin. aged S7 years,
 one of Plainvllle's oldest and most
 prominent Irish residents, died at her
 home on Bank street about 1 o'clock last night Death was due to heart trouble. Mrs. Coughlin was about to retire and had not complained of
 feeling ill., She was undressing in her room and seating herself called her
 daughter, Miss Nellie Coughin, com plaining that she felt faint. She pass
 ed away a few minutes afterwards. In the death of Mrs. Coughlin,
 Plainville loses one of it's oldest resi-
 dents who had enjoyed large circle
 of friends Her death will be mourn-
 ed by many. Mrs. Coughlin has been a
 resident of this town since the age of 16 and has lived on Bank street for
 more than 40 years. He husband, 1 Thomas Coughlin, died about Al years ago.
 Mrs. Coughin did her usual duties
 
 out upon the veranda as was her GUS | tom. In the evening her daughter Nellie read the paper to her and she l appeared to be in her usual spirits. | Her advanced age had not affected | her hearing or eyesight and she was always interested in the daily occur ences. She remained downstairs until about 10:30 o'clock and then said that she would retire.
 Mrs. Coughlin was born in Thylis, County Tipperary. Ireland. on May 10, 1885. She is survived by two daugh- | ters, the Misses Nellie and Marcella Coughlin the latter making her home in South Manchester. One son. Will liam J., of Bristol also survives her There are two grandchildren living.
 The funeral will be held Monday morning at o'clock from the Church | of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. John F.. Fay. pastor, will officiate. Interment will be in old St. Marys cemetery in New Britain where the family plot Is.
 Great Game Tomorrow
 Tomorrow will be the greatest day of the season for the football fans of this town when they will turn out en- masse to witness the annual clash for the championship of the Pennington Valley league between Plainville and Unionille. The pigskin will be kicked off at 2:30 o'clock. The Painville | lineup follows:
 Cambridge. Daniels, left ends; Hun ter, left tackle; Warfield, Johnson, left | guards; Griffin, Freeman, centers; Bugbee Lippia, right guards; Warner, Bossi. right tackle; Levin, Bailey right ends; Green, 1'eagle, quarter backs; Jackson, Breen, left halfbacks; Marinelli, Hird, right halfbacks and Naaman, fulback.
 lFnionville will be represented by Murphy, Bart, Stavnitsky, Arnold, Docta, Hoocty, McCue, Tibbals, Ar mold, Rossiney, Hattir. Fitzpatrick, Butian, Curtis. J. McMahon, F. Me Mahon, Bailey, Bigwood, Myers and Witchin.
 l'nited \. C. Meeting
 There was an interested gathering of sporting promoters at the meeting of the United Athletic club held in the church parlors last evening. The program for the winters activi- ties were discussed. Although the or ganization is yet in it's infancy, Presi- dent Charles sherman has plans in view for becoming affiliated with the Hartford county Y. M. c. A. It is the intention of the officials to become active with this association and also o become connected with New Brit lin athletic clubs. There Is no place n Plainville where basketball or oth- 1T games of this nature can be held md it is possible that arrangements .an be made to play in New Britain md to enter leagues of the Hartford ounty Y. VI, C. A.
 Crinson's Game
 The Crimson's football team will tack up against the fast Sons of taly team in Southington tomorrow fternoon. The local players will cave the center of Plainvile at 1;30 clock aa the game Is to be called 1 o'clock in that town. The game ill be played at the Sand park. here will be practice at Pierce's lot morning at 70 o'clock.
 Mrs. Jennie Anderson
 The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Ander- ,n of East street will be held Monday fternoon at o'clock. Rev. Dr. Abel hlquist pastor of the Swedish Iuth- ran church in New Britain, will of ., ciate and burial will be in Fairview n New Britain. or Besides her husband, Carl Ander- ,,, ,n, Mrs. Anderson leaves two daugh- th ITS, Ruth and Esther and one son, tr arl brother August, and sister,