New Britain herald., 1924-03-26
E. }. RUDD0Ck DIES AFTER OPERATION East Street Man Fails to Rally in
 Hartford Hospital DUFFY FORESTERS' DELEGATE
Infant Son of Former Resident Dies James McNally Taken 10 New Brit ain Hospital - Episcopal Church Notes-Plainyille Briefs,

E. D. Ruddock. age 66 years, of 56 East street. died yesterday at the Hartford hospital. He had been taken tion and failed to rccuperate from the effects of the shock.
 He is survived by his wife. Mrs. l Bertha Nj. Ruddock of Springfield, and a son, Louis l.. Ruddock of Spring field. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock with serv- ices in tho First Baptist church in New London. Burial will be held in New London.
 DuHfy Elected Delegate Peter Duffy was elected a delegate I to the state convention of Forcsters | by Court General Lawton of Plain vile last night at the regular quarter. | iy meeting of the court and Hugh Flood was elected alternate.
 District Deputy Patrick Cook Of Bristol paid his official visit to the court and complimented the members on the work they are accomplishing. Eight applications for membership were received and three applicants were elected to membership. Tho Plainviie court is growing to be one of the largest in the state. Infant son Dies Word has been received here of the death in Hartford of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs Edward Judson Of Brownell avenue. Tho child, Donald l Edward, was born five weeks ago, Death occurred suddenly last evening, | Tho parents are former residents Of plainville. Funeral arrangements arc incomplete, but burial will be in West cemetery.
 Taken to Hospital
 James McNally of Whiting street was taken to the New Britain general hospital yesterday for treatment 10 his thumb. Mir McNally was whiting stick when the knife he was using slipped and cut the end of his thumb off.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 Tonight at o'clock, Knights Of Washington will meet.
 Tomorrow the Woman's auxiliary will hold an all-day home made cru- Ter sale in the parish house. Orders will be delivered in the afternoon and may be phoned to the rectory. .27. The proceeds Of the sale will go to the missionary box which the auNil. iary is planning to send 10 Patterson school. Hickory. North Carolina.
 Friday. Lenten service with address at D. m.. preceded by choir rchcar- sal at D. m. q
 William IIcnr, King
 The funeral of William Henry King. who died Monday nigh, in New Brit. ain, win be held from his home ai i5 Bunnell avenue tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services will be con. ducted by Rev. l. W. Walters Of New Britain. Burial will be in West ceme- tery.
 Food sale Postponed
 The food sale of the W. C. T. L., which was 10 have been hold tomor. row afternoon. has been postponed because there is no place available in which to hold il.
 Woman's Federation.
 The woman's Federation of the Congregational church will hold Il regular sewing meeting in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon al ! o'clock This will bc held in place Of the all-day sewing meeting whicl was announced on last Sunday.
 TrimbulI Bowling Notes. The Tcmco bowling lcasilc held it's weekly session on inc Ideal alleys last evening with the following indi- yidual and team scores:
 shipping Room.