New Britain herald., 1924-08-13

inlaAi daughter of Mir, and MEs Rss mOnd paFdis Of sl Ward street ss held ssstTdsy sllern0ea The buHs took place in st, Thomas eemsisF, The little ElTl died yesterday merRial after a short illness 4 tNin sisie died on saturday,
 si, OnDnIo Das Planned
 Observance of st, oronio Day hl local Italians frem the section Q Italy around the clip Of OR0HE0 vii take place on Angust ss al Iskl Gomponnee, according to plans, sa nounesd today hy the eommi.les il charge of the event, The eelsbEaiio. was planned originally for Roekssl park, where the 0bserlanees hsNi taken nlaes in former years, but th, park hoard iroaned on The afiair hi year after q protest had heen Teeei, sf from elersymen Of the city, Th' clergy requested the park hoard thsl the permission 10 use ihe eity prop prly Dc denied, unless the eelahTatorl ieeeiA ed the sanction Of their pastor as an image Of saint is carried In a parade and is placed on display later al he park, Na agreement could be reached between the partie. involved so that < compromise was made by the committee in choosing the lake resort,
 The program for the day will be- gin with street parade at iian o'clock and during lhe afternoon ai the resort, band concert wlll he played and athletic sports will bs in. fuleed in, The evening program will consist of dinner. . dance presra m and A splendid display nf fireworks.
 Concert Friday
 Because of conflicting engagements .hc concert of the New Departure band, scheduled for last night al the Federal Hill green will not be played tonight, hut will take place on Friday night, The rainy weather of last night precluded any possibility Of the program being presented.
 Auto Strikes Girl
 Miss Frances West Of Forestville was struck nv motor car driven by Mra Esther Burzler of this city, last night on North Main street. in front of the F. lnErlham Co. The girl was attended by Dr. r. F. Jennings. who i"nnd no injuries except n few bruises. The accident occurred when the girl stepped out from the sidewalk in fI ont of the machine. so that the driv- fr could not avoid her. Mrs. Burg Ter reported the collision and was not held at police headquarters as she was declared blameless in the matter.
 Funeral of Mrs. Watcrhousc
 The funeral Of Mrs. Cornelia F. of Curtiss Lane was held ,n Tuesday afternoon at e:So o'clock it her home, where services were hy Rev. William P. Downes, ctcor of Trinity church. The burial ook place in the West cemetery.
 Mrs. Waterhouse d:ed on Monday night, following q long illness. She vas born in Rockville on Aprii a3, Sfo and removed to this city 35 years 'go. Her husband died nine years go. She leaves son. Elmer G. Wat 'rhouse of this city. daughter. Mrs. ienera Weigant of New Britain, and half sister, Mrs. Minard Neil of 
 Property Transfers.
 Homer H. Judd has sold to Gideon r. and Harry C. Faucher, a dwelling and property on Landry stret.
 Jennie F. Williams has sold 10 Spark Carpentieri property on Good win street.
 Edward Rindheisch has deeded to Anna Rindfeisch property on Kelly 'treet.
 John J. Johnson and Mary J. Cam ield have sold to Catherine Marczu- onis property. on Chestnut street.
 Benjamin +. Lockwood has sold to Mabel c. Baldwin property on Oak and street.
 Building Permits.
 building permit has been issued " Superintendent of Public. Works )scar Anderson 10 C. F. Bergeron for he erection of house on Bradley treet to cost slU,oU0.
 A permit has been issued to Joseph fasne for the erection of four-room ungalow on Chestnut street.
 S9,.3S.fg for Teaching.
 The city of Bristol has received a heck from the town of Plainyitlo to s9,1SS.49 for tuition Of pupils at the Bristol High chool during the past school year. here were Ss pupils who attended h q in l,N
 ruling Of the board oi education ist year has closed the local high chool to further entrance Of pupils rom Plainville, but those pupils who ave already started their courses will c allowed to continue.
 Vermont Driver Arrested.
 Earl Diswinter Of Barre, Vermont, as arrested here yesterday after oon for the Plain>ille police because motor accident in that town. fter a collision Diswinter is alleged , have gone along without stopping.
 Bristol Ericfs.
 Miss Helen Coughiin, society editor the Bristol Press, is enjoying a two ceks' vacation n Canada.
 The Horton Manufacturing Co. re- med operations yesterday after q ] day vacation.
 A daughter has been born to Mir. ld Mrs. Raymond D. Coleman of oodand street.
 City Tax Collector Francis B. Riley sumcd his duties this morning after two weeks vacation.
 Miss Margaret Brennan has re- rned 10 her home on Gridley street om Indian Neck, where she has zen spending several days.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Schubert of rotor, are visiting relatives and tends in the city.
 William Gushing, custodian of the ty building is confined to his home : illness.
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