New Britain herald., 1925-02-25
WIND UP AFFAIRS
 OF BRISTOL PLANT Liquidation Proceeding Rapidly,
 Official Statement Says RESOLUTIONS ON ROCKWELL
Death of Harry A. Hannum and William Barlow-West Ends De- feat Guardsmen-Claim Mlsrcpre- sentation In Sale of Store.

Icat DuaFusnleH-Ilalin MlSfcpre-
 sentation In Sale of Store.
 Liquidation of the affairs of the Bristol Mfg. Co.,, which has its largest remaining portion in Plain vile. is going forward rapidly &C., cording 10 advices from officials in charge of the settling up clerk. There has been no change in the company's affairs for some time, other than the ordinary run of matters, connected with the liquida- ton process, the officials declare. The Plainville mill has been closed down for about a year and the local plant has been torn down as the property was bought by the Bristol & Plainyille Electric Co.
 Will Play Gilbert
 Gilbert High school quintet of Winsted will oppose the local high school five on the high school gym nasium court on Friday night in the last home game of the season for the locals. Gilbert has hung up good record this season so that the fans anticipate a close contest.
 Echoes of the recent WiIby High game in Waterbury, when the game was given to the Waterbury five, although the score was declared by the Bristol scorekeeper to have been in favor of the local five. indicate that Bristol won the contest. The Waterbury papers criticize Referee Huer of Yale, who had charge Of the game and refer to the contest as a second Passaic- -Hackensack meeting.
 Adopt Rockwell Resolutions
 Resolutions expressing the regret over the recent death of Park Com- missioner Albert F. Rockwell were voted at the meeting of the park board last night and ordered filed with the city clerk as well as being sent to Mrs. Rockwell.
 Harry A. Hannum
 Harry A. Hannum, G5, a well known resident, died at his home at S22 Main street yesterday afternoon, after an illness which has confined him to hl3 home since January. He was born in Weston. Vermont, on January 2, 1860, the son of Putncy and Lucy E. Hannum.
 His early life was spent in that place and in 1897 he came to Bris- tol where he was employed as book keeper and slipping clerk for the Clayton Brothers Co. At the time of change of management of the fac tory he was appointed general man. agcr, position which he held up to four years ago when his health failed. During the past four years he has been on the road for the company.
 Mir. Hannum was member of stephen Terry lodge, ]. o. o. F., Franklin lodge, A. F. and A. M., Re lance Council. Royal Arcanum, and of the Bristol Baptist church
 He was married on March IS. 1883, to Miss Fannie WiIkens whom he leaves. He also leaves one son, Ralph Hannum of Bridgeport; one daughter, Dorothy F. Hannum of this city and one grand Margaret McNab Hannum of Bridge port. Another son, Lawrence Han mum. died in 1908.
 The funeral arrangements have not been completed.
 West Ends Win Opener
 Heine Darlington of Hartford was the whole West End team last night Tn the opening of the city series with the Company L five, in which the guardsmen were noscd out by a F 10 1G victory. Carrington's defcn- sive work and his strategy won the game in the last half for the first rart of the contest saw the West Ends trailing by a score of 10 10 5. The guardsmen were outweighed and the heavier quintet soon began 10 make itself felt in the last half, cs- pecially after Tracy and Darlington checked the offensive of the soldier five. The West Ends did not score q field goal until well into the sec ond half, their only score in the first half being fours.
 Distribute Ashes
 T.anten ashes in observance of Ash were distributed at the Catholic churches of the city this morning. The ashes will also be dis tributed at the services tonight in the churches During the LentCn season. nlid-week services will he hold as well as the regular Sunday services.
 Moving Into New Quarters
 Work of moving equipment Of the Bristol Trust O.. into the new quar- ters in the addition to the bank is