New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-02

Score by periods.
West Ends .... G 3 %
Sons of Italy =. 0 7 o.
West End neutrality-suspicious. by |
Beanie" Naaman: field goal by
Archie" Nalhandian. Sons OF Italy
Murphy; point after touchdown by
| Fisher. Time--12 and Is minute
quarters. Referee-Berry OF Bristol
high school.
Mrs. Lacy o. Rogers
Mrs, Lucy Q. Rogers. widow OF
Emory Rogers, died at her home
Saturday at the age of so. She was
born in England, but had lived In
this country most of her life. She
is survived by one brother, Walter
OIdershaw: one son, Myron i,
Rogers: one daughter, Mrs. Alice
Lynch; and six grandchildren, all
OF this town. Funeral services were
conducted at the home OF her |
daughter, Mrs. Lynch, on Whiting |
street this afternoon, Rev Arthur
A. Ball. pastor OF the Plainville NJ |
f. church, officiating. Interment |
was made in West cemetery
Noycs-Distan Wedding
Raymond A. Noyes and Miss Pris-
ella NJ. Distan were married al 2 !
o'clock Saturday afternoon by Rev. !
Arthur a. Bail, pastor of the Plain
Vile NJ. L. church. They We're at
tended by Samuel J. Farr and Miss
Jean Cassidy.
Aiding Stcilmachers
Friends OF the Schumacher family,
whose home was completely RACED
Ivy fire Friday afternoon. are gath
cring clothing for the unfortunate
family, as not a particle Of wearing
apparel was saved except what The
family had on their backs at the
time Of the fire. Resides Mr.. and
Mrs. Schumacher, there are son,
aged II, and two daughters, aged 10
and 10. Donations may be left at GS
East Main street.
The origin Of the fire is still a
mystery. as no one was home ana
there was no fire in the stove. The
son was HON" ut noon and there
was no blazr that time. Mrs.
Schumacher was working and knew
nothing Of The destruction of her
home until she returned late in the
Afternoon and found only charrcd
emberS.
Martha Rcbckah Dance
\ large crowd attended the Mar
tina Pebekah dance in ODD Fellows
hall Saturday evening, ana many
fine costumes We're Worn by tn"
masked dancers. The grand march
ya, led by $. Weldon and Mrs B.
Fl. Gilbert dressed in colonial cos
itumcs: fully 70 couples were in the
march and rs many more looked on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coo we're
awarded first prizes for the best
dressed colonial couple: Mrs, DC
received silver mesh bag ana MT.
Con a silver Eycrshnrp pencil j.
Reesa Won fire prize for the best
made-up costume and Mrs. Fanoh
took second place.
Food Sale and Whist
Martha Sewing circle VIII hoId
sale of food, fancy and uSe1uI atu-
clcs, together with Whist IN va"
Fellows hall on Wednesday from
10 i and e to y. M. y caIc,'ri'
Inmrh will be served. The pnolc ~
invited.
funeral OF infant
l.unoral gcrvicos for the r'ant
,.lih OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. I.
snrapur were conducted at W. A.
U,ailev l. Co.'S funeral parors yes
tcrdav afternoon Ivy Rey. a. A. l5a'''
naqtor of the plainNilIe NJ, L.
church. lurial was in VAST Gene
tory.
Parish Guild Fair
The Parish Guild Of the church
Ct our Saviour will hold 4 fair at
the parish house Thursday from
O'Clock in the afternoon to 10
o clock in the evening. 1t will b"
in the form OF a Christmas sale,
The public is cordially invited.
W. &. 7. 1, Meeting
Tho w. T. =. L viii meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2:%o o'clock
lat tn" HON" of Mrs. J. ", Beach.
4 good attendance is desired, as
an interesting program is prom
iscd. including tn" report on Tn"
Middlctown convention. \ social
hour will follow the business meet
ing.
Assessors Busy But Happy
The assessors have been very
lusy the past few days receiving
the property lists. and report that
larger proportion have been filed
this year than ever before. This is
largely due to the fact that they
have given more time to their
work this fall. Saturday WIS a
day Of drlus", and at $40 O'Clock
tonight the assessors will close
their books.
Stcphcn>On---Markm
Mr. and Mrs. w, NJ. Stephenson
Of broad street announce tie mar
rage of their son, Nathan. to Miss
Ethel Markie Of New Britain. The
ceremony was performed Tuesday
in New York city, The couple are
on an extended honeymoon.
Community Fair
The community fair given Ivy the
Ionic club in their rooms at As West
Main street will open Tonight and
continue for six consecutive eve
ninGs. All manner OF articles are
offered N the various booths.
baptist Ladies' Aid Meeting
| The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society of the Baptist church
viii he held at the home Of Mrs Al
lin Johnson on Wooltord Avenue at
":%o O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
/ l1ans for the annual sale. 10 be held
j IN November II and is, will he
completed, and fun attendance is
desired,