New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

was held this morning at 9 o'clock from his home in Mountain View and at 9;30 o'clock from the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. A solemn mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. John F. Fay. the pastor with Rev. Charles Coppens of New Brit. lain as deacon and Rev. w. r. Laf. lin of Forestvile, suh-dcacon
 The pail bearers were NJ. Conlin, Matthew Rival, W. Dixon, l.. Glynn W. Wolf and H. Seigl. As the body was borne from the church. "Beau. tiful Land on High" was rendered by James Graham and Milton Kramer Burial was In St. Mary's old cemetery. New Britain and the Icommittal services were conducted by Rev. Charles Coppens,
 Arrest Second Assailant
 Frank PolokowsM of 157la Broad street, New Britain, was arrested last night by Sergeant Patrick J. O'Mara of the New Britain police on a war rant issued by the local authorities. Polokowski is alleged to have been one Of the four men who black lacked John RipacN at his homo on Whiting street Sunday night. An. other man, Stanley Polumbra Of New Britain, is already being held. Two others are being sought by the authorities,
 Tsc New Auto Markers
 Motorists are warned that the 1895 automobile markers cease to be legal at midnight tonight and 1926 markers must be used from that time on. The new licenses can be placed on cars today. but New Year cclcbrants returning after 12 o'clock with old markers will do so at their own risk, Prosecutor w. J. Foran stated today.
 Yum Yum Club Meets
 The Yum Yum club was delight fully entertained at the home of Mrs. R. l.. Morrclls yesterday. The members played "50." Mrs. Hickok taking first prize and Mrs. Pauline Johnson second. while Mrs. Vance was awarded the consolation prize.
 West Ends Will Elect
 The West End A. c. will meet tomorrow evening at American Le- zion hall and elect officers. This will be general organization meeting, and the last opportunity will be given for local sport en- thusiasts 10 become charter mcm- hors of the club which gives prom is" of being h big thing in local athletics.
 Pastor Receives Purse
 Rev. J. G. Ward, pastor O: the Baptist church. was presented with a purse containing about $40 by members Of his church and con- greEation at the Christmas tree cX- crciscs of the church last night. Mir. Ward has tendcred his rrsig- nation as pastor but no action has yet been taken on tt. There was gool attendance at the exercises last night.
 Christmas Club Popular
 The 1926 Christmas club Of the Planville Trust Co. will continuo open during the first and second weeks of January on account of the number of requests made by patrons of the bank who wish to join. The club is more popular this year than ever before and the membership to date is the largest since the club vas iuauguratcd.
 Notes
 Superintendent of Schools l.. g. Mills is attending the supervisors convention in Hartford this week.
 William J. Hayes, jr. of 14 Park street will sing at the Eagles cluh entertainment in Meridcn this eve ming.
 There will ho q public dance saturday evening in C'ranso hall.
 GarH%' %pacr live or dead stor. uRe for rent. Farmington Ave. p"tmad's Filling Starion.~--Al>t. Ecsi St.. 122-NcW house, , room$ for r"u,: seam hcat. all improvr- mrnts, Phone evenings %97.--advt To Ern;--~FurniShrI room. h. ,uirn 13 rouk St--Advt.
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