New Britain herald., 1924-07-29
Requests to Church, Community Club, Boys Club, Humane Soc.
MRS, SCHWARZELL DEAD
North street Woman Was si Wears bid-,Irs, Minnie iienii Sirmk Hs AuipmohiIe-MilI Ierei,r iihl, Tor North Pond streis iiriige.


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 S5uo,hno, Ky his will, MT Settlelon
 leaves sShh 10 the First Congregation al church, af which he was R lifelong , member. tR0h To the Rrisiol Com mmniiy club. Inc. tSU0 io the Con- | nectieut Humane society and $500 10
 the Bristol Boys club. Tine funeral of Mir. Netilcton, who
 died on sunday, was held at ? o'clock this afternoon,
 standard tim. al the Congregational
 parish house. where services were . conducted hy Res. Ernes, L.. Wlsncr. :. pastor of that church, The Masonic ritual was used al the giaNe Tn West
 cemetery.
 Organization Completed
 Details of organization of the new . Bristol Fish and Game club have been completed. according 10 an announce
 irent from the office of Attorney Jog eph r. OConnell. secretary and treas urer Of the club, The membership 10 date numbers about 90 Of the local sportsmen and applications on file iu- dicate that the roster of the organisa- ton will soon reach the century mark. The club was organized recently after a long effort by sportsmen who have tried for some time to revive the old Bristol Gun club. which fiourished for years Secretary O'Connell will re- ceive applications for membership at his office at any lima.
 VIII Enforce Regulations.
 Strict enforcement Of traffic rules on the Memorial boulevard will b. lhe aim of the local police because Of carelessness being displayed by many drivers in travcrsing this stretch of roadway. The Memorial monument has proven favorite spot for col 1 isions because of d disregard Of traf- ! fic rules in turning in and out of the highway al this point. Several collisions of a minor nature took place last nigh, and kept the police busy in making reports. According 10 the police, the practice of many drivers has been 10 turn to the Jeff sof the monument or 10 rush into the 1 travelled highway without looking for other machines and as q result, cars 1 have come together. One fatality has | vigilance of the motorcycle officers who are patrolIng the spot al inter- vals Of only several minutes apart. | Relief of the situation is hci, {. con sid"red by the police and the city council.
 Leaves for Car.
 Ragga gemaster George Moquin Of the local station left today for Eliza hefh Town. N. Y.. 10 drive back with his motor car. which was left m a garage in that place last week by Emile Bachand. who will appear Thursday on charge of emhezze- ment Of tho machine. The car suf- fercd motor trouble. while Rachand was homnward bound after a wrck's sojourn in the Catskills. The "hor- rowed" the machine for a day and when he failed 10 appear after weeks time, complaint was made 10 the police. Bachand returned to the city last week and learning of the complaint, gave himself mp. He has been released under bonds Of $500 for court appearance.
 Locals Maintain Lead.
 Despite the lropping of one game over the weekend 10 New Britain. tho lead on the state lnnEue has been maintained hy tho New Departures who have record Of l1 games won and six lost. The Hardware City nine is in second place with II games in Inc victory column and seven listed as defeats
 Mrs. Margaret schwarzelier
 Mrs. Margaret SchwarzelIcr St years old, died at her home, 40 North ! street, yesterday afternoon, following q short illness. She was born in Ger many and came to this country when a young girl. She was married in l S6o in New Haven to Peter Schpar- 2eller and after d years residence in that city. Mr. aud Mrs. SchNarzeller 10 this city. Her husband died in iSSo. She leaves three daugh- ttrs. Mrs, William Herman Of i271 Main street. Hartford: Mrs Anna smith of S2 Cabot street, Hartford, and Mrs. Q, R. Nelson of this city. The funeral will be held at o'clock, daylight saving time, Friday after noon al the Trinity church where tho rector, Rev. William P. DoNnes, will conduct the services. The burial will ake place in West cemetery.
 Circus Arrives
 The younger generation of the city iewed with shining eyes the arrival If Gentry Brothers Patersons circus his morning at ; o'clock. Unloading ,f the equipment began at once SO . hat the Tons field in East Bristol vas soon covered with the main top ind the smaller tents of the show. 4 treet parade was given al II o'clock. This is the first circus that has visited he city in several years as the ia ilities for the loading and unloading Ire not Of the best.
 Hose Men Win
 Showing an alright brand Of ball. he baseball nine Of Hose company to. took the fast playing No. com any into camp this morning at the rounds in the rear of the Central iation by score Of to 1. The choo street smoke eaters had their wn way from tho start. demonstrat- lg championship grade of ball Thief John II. Hayes Of the depart lent is selecting hts nine which will epresent the department against the office nine within short time when he city department series will be iayed of.
 Auto strikes Woman
 Mrs. Minnie Rentz of is Park street iffered severe bruises and possible 'acture of the skull yesterday after