New Britain herald., 1925-12-26
committee and the names of tho members of the board of education.
 Bristol High Wins.


 One of the outstanding events of the Christmas season Is the annual game bet ween the Bristol basketball team and team made up Of the alumni. The game last night in the High school gym was fast and furious one, as the alumni team included graduates who have been playing on teams regularly since thcir graduation. The regular team however emerged from the conflict victorious to tho tune of 25 to 2l score, Dancing followed the game until F o'clock.
 Cemetery WrcathS Missing.
 Vandalism of a mean sort has been reported Of persons who, jus, prior to Christmas. stole wrcaths from cemetery graves 10 sell or use them as house decorations. Com. plaints regarding the stealing Of wreaths from the Forestville ceme- icry have been made in particular and are being investigated
 buSllVSs IroIHiIy SUIl'
 Announcement has been made Of the sale Of the three story business building and property at 15S School street from Louis J. Combe 10 Nil chael J. OSull!Nan of Forestville Several thousand dollars were in. volved in the transfer.
 Mrs, George Waterman.
 Mrs George Waterman, formerly of this city and Terryville, died at the home of her daughter in Nashua, N. II. on Wednesday, evening. The funeral was held at the home of Mrs. George Case in Plainville this afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Hattie Bur rows of this city was a sister of the deceased. ;
 White Way Ends
 The White way lights of Bristol's business section were brought 10 an end last night at 10 o'clock when they were turned off. The fixtures will Se allowed to remain on tha poles in hopes that the city may see fit to make the White way regular means of illumination.
 Roads Slippery
 The light snowfall of yesterday followed by freeze last night made many of the streets in the hilly sec tions of the city a glare Of ice and created good coasting, 10 the joy of the children and worry of motorists, Automobile with chainless tires had difficulty in negotiating some of the hills and several bad accidents were narrowly avoided.
 ROwell-
 Miss Margaret Rowell. well known resident of this city. and Peter Chris tian Hansen of Windsor, formerly of this city were married at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred J. Rowel, in Holyoke, Mass, on Wednesday afternoon at 4:S0 by the Rev. John Alison, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of that city, The wedding march was play. ed by Mrs. Fred F. Rowell of Weth- ersfcld, sister-in- law of the bride and the couple were attended only by Donna Mavis Rowell, niece of the bride as flower girl and Master Allan k. RoWcll, a nephew of the bride as ring bearer.
 Following a wedding trip the oou- pie will make their home at 12 Florence street, Hartford. Mir. Han sen is general mana ger of the Ware- l |, .f ~ r 4 ofI Ir,, ford and Mrs. Hansen was connected with the office of the Sessions Clock Co. for q number of years.
 spanish War Vets Fleet.
 Edward W. Mallory was elected commander of the Captain c. A., Hadsoll comp, United Spanish War Veterans, at meeting held in head quarters of the camp in the Red Mems building on Monday night. Other officers that were elected are as follows: Senior Vice-commander, Timothy Daily: junior vce-com- mandcr, George H. Loomis: Officer Of the day, Eugene Francoeur; of- ficer of the guard. Edward Sheehy, l ilt LOllpNlll6 blliNtl . lluN' bNNil "f pointed. Adiutant, Leon E. Loomis; Quartermaster, Julius w. Clark; chaplain, Stephen A. Teller; ser , geant major, George r. Thomas; quartcrmaster sergeant Joseph Strup: color guards. Thomas Coyne . and Israel Poletier; patriotic in' structor, Edward A. Ryals; histor' , ian. John J, Iaverty.
 The officers will be installed at meeting to be held on January IS. New Departure Promotion
 In line with the policy of tho Now Departure Mfg. Co.,, 10 advance men to increased responsibility wherever possible. the promotion o Clyde Perkins. formerly of the bal shop drafting force, to the position of head of the ball plant engineer
 ing department, has been an : nounccd. He will succeed Gerald f Rudge who has been promoted tt
 the post of assistant superintendent , of the ball plant MT. Perkins, wht f entered the employ of the compan!
 Il years ago, is a graduate of th' q local schools and Of the New Britain ' Trade school.
 . Endcc Club Annual Dinner
 Captain Irving O'Hay, U. s. A., re
 tired will be the speaker at the an nual dinner of the Endee clu' which will be held at the Endee In Q on the evening of January ,. hi . subject being Life and Langhter. n Funeral of Thn::las Powers z The funeral of Tn homas Powers 0 ; & Fairfield street. who was killed | an auto accident Christmas Eve O s the road between Cohat and Eass a hampton, will be held at St. Joseph ,f church. Monday morning at