New Britain herald., 1925-08-18
Mrs, Oliver Pouche Of Poughkeep- sic, N. Y.
 Win Attend Con, cntlon

Mrs, Oliver Pouche Of Poughkeep- sic, N. Y.
 Win Attend Convention
 Chief John II. Hayes win head the delegation Of local liremen, who will attend the state convention Of fre- men this week in New Haven. He will be accompanied by Deputy Chief William Burn. Fireman Hugh Murnane of Hose Company No. 1. and Captain Herbert Ki,tel Of Hook and Ladder Company No. 2. nele- gations will also be present from the UnCas and Forestville companies.
 Boulevard Closed
 Blasting of the River channel to make permanent the hreakwater against freshets caused the c.eing Of the Memorial Boulevard from Mellen street to Riverside avenue yesterday afternoon for several hours The blasting was thought too dangerous for the steady passage of traffic SO that vehicles were routed over Xiv erside avenue, as south street from Downs to Mellen streets was also closed. To make sure that the or der was ohcyed Officers Cornelius Connolly and Charles tSamm were placed on duty at the two ends of the Boulevard.
 Will Play syracuse
 The New Process Gear nine Of Syracuse. N. r., will clash with the New Departures on Sunday after noon at Muzzy Field. This nine Is rated as one Of the strong contend CTS of the Empire state.
 The local nine will travel to North Adams, Mass, on Friday 10 play a return engagement with the. nine of that city The Bay State nine. took the measure of the locals on Sunday in this city.
 Appointed Bankruptcy Trustee
 Judge S. Russel Mink has been appointed trustee of the bankrupt estate of the Driscoll X; Madden Co., Main street shoe dealers. His ap- pointment was made by Referee in Bankruptcy Edward NJ. Yeomans.
 Israel Nair has been appointed trustee of the bankrupt estate of Arthur Neske.
 Funeral of Donald Mahew
 The funeral of Donald Mahew, four months old son Of MT. and Mrs Alfred Mahew of Foley street, who died on Sunday was held yes terday afternoon at o'clock from the home of the parents. Burial was in the St Thomas cemetery.
 Funeral of Mrs. Mary Schwirtz
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary schwirtz wife of Charles Schwirtz of Harwin- ton, who died suddenly on Sunday. was held at St, Joseph's church this morning at 9 o'clock, Following the high mass Of requiem burial was in the St. Thomas cemetery.
 State Chamber to Meet Here
 The directors of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce will be the guests of John T. Chidsey, former president of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce, at a luncheon event to be held at the Chappannee Country club on Friday The directors of the local Chamber of Commerce will meet with the state chamber.
 Master Plumbers 10 Gather
 Tomorrow will be plumbers day at Lake Compounce, when members of the Master Plumbers association of Connecticut will gather from all over the state for the annual outing of the association. A luncheon will be held at noon and d program of sports will take place during the afternoon. A sheep barbecue ban quet will be served at o'clock. Ray Arnold of this city is chairman of the entertainment committee.
 Mrs. Bridget GuCkcn
 Mrs, Bridget Gucken, s4 years of age. died at her home on High street last night after an illness Of three months. She was born in County Teitrim. Ireland, the daughter of George and Margaret Costello, where she was married as young woman to Henry Gucken. After the death of her husband she came 10 this country and settled in Bristol, where she had lived for the past 50 years.
 She leaves two daughters, Miss Annie GuCkcn Of Greenwich, N, Y. and Mrs. Maria McNulty of Bristol.
 The funeral will be held at St. Jo- seph's church on Thursday morning at o'clock and after a high mass of requiem burial will take place in St. Joseph's cemetery.