New Britain herald., 1925-03-28

~----~-~@-----ase~s- from tonight. when the question of the building of an addition 10 the present building or tho erection of a new school will again be consid- cred. Since the last meeting, the building committee has been at work to present definite plans to the district In order that a clear idea of the wants of the district members may be determined.
 Harry B, Ives
 Harry B. ives, 56 years old, of upson street died yesterday after noon at the Bristol hospital after a short illness with bronchial pneu- monia and pleurisy. He was born in the East Church section of Plymouth but came to this city with his parents at an early age. He attended the local schools and had lived in this city the greater part of his life.
 For a number of years Mir. Ives was engaged in the meat business with his father. Carleton B. Ives in the lves-Podesta block on Main street. During the world war, he served with the 301st Trench Nor tar Battery until that command was taken overseas. His expert horse- manship caused his transfer 10 the SOlst Field Artillery, where he saw active service at the front. Upon his return. he purchased the Searles Market on North street and con- ducted meat business in that loca- tion since that time.
 He was a member of Bristol Lodge of Eiks, Seicheprey Post, , American Legion and Harold F. i Emmett Post, V. r. W.
 Mr. Ives leaves his wife, his father, c. B. Ives, now in Sarasota, ] Fla, and two sisters, Mrs. Fuller r. Barnes and Miss Gertrude Ives, all of this city.
 The funeral will be held at his fathers home on Church street, this city, on Tuesday afternoon, when services will be conducted by Rev. E. L. Wismer. pastor of the First Congregational church and chaplain of Seicheprey Post, American Le- zion. Burial will be in the West cemetery.
 Southington Wins
 Southington had an easy time with the Company L five last night at the armory, winning by score of 52 to IS. The local guarding was far below its usual standard, allowing the visitors many easy shots. Croze played rings around Chief Larson of the visiting five. making the bright spot in Bristol's play Of the evening. In the second half fistic encounter between Hartford of Southington and Carl son of the locals caused their ban ishmcnt from the floor. The locals will play in Southington tonight in return game of the Farmington Valley league.
 Conducting State Shoot
 Under the direction of Captain Arthur LaRocque and his fellow officers. the members of Company L and the Headquarters Co. of the national guard are conducting the annual state shoot Some fine shooting has been displayed by the local soldiers, who hope to win the state honors. The high record last year was 1,44f for the match but indications are that this year a higher mark will be attained.
 Fire Department Appointments
 Anticipating the inauguration of the two platoon system in the Bris- tol fire department on April l, the board of fire commissioners has made several new appointments to the fire fighting force of the city. Henry Roberts was appointed a captain at the Welch fire station in Forestville. The following were ap- pointed regular firemen: Frank Law at Company Number ]. George Graham at the Uncas Company, William Dutton, Michael Driscoli and Joseph Smithwick at the Gen. tral fire station. All of the ap- pointees have been members of the volunteer fire fighting force of the city.
 The following regular men were promoted to be acting lieutenants: Bernard Fitzsimmons at Company No. 1, Clarence Lysaught at the uncas fire company, William Lamp at the central fire station and George Brennan at the Welch Fire 
 Death of Miss Anderson
 Miss Paul Anderson, aged S3, daughter of Superintendent Oscar Anderson of the department of pub- lie works, and Mrs. Anderson, died last night at the family home on Church avenue, Forestville. Her death was sudden and was the re- suit of a heart attack.
 Miss Anderson was born in Bris- tol and attended the public schools there. Besides her parents she is by a brother, Oscar Ander- son, Jr.. and two sisters, Miss Pearl Anderson of Forestville and Mrs. Bertha Wall of Albany. N. Y.
 Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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