New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

served as a holiday throughout the city. The banks, stores. factories, city offices and public library will be closed all day. and the post of- fee will observe the regular holiday hours, One city delivery will be made In the morning and the com plete route will be covered by rural carriers.
 A number of the stores will re. main open this evening.
 New Factory To 10 Erected
 The F. A. Day Co, which for the past several years have been con ducting a screw machine business in the old (. G, Garrigus factory. IS planning to erect a factory building 4 feet by oi feet on the site opposite the factory of ], H. Sessions X Son on Riverside avenue, Bids have been received and it Is probable that contract will be awarded very shortly.
 The new building was found nee- e'sary 10 take care Of the increase in business Of tho concern.
 Attending Con, ention
 Miss Minnie Cobleigh. assistant principal Of the Bristol High school, head of the commercial department, Miss Dorothea Rice and Miss Mil- drcd Rowe, commercial teachers, left today for New York where they will attend a convention of commercial teachers al the Hotel Pennsylvania.
 n. of r, Meeting
 kltChewan council, T.. of P, will hold their regular meeting this eve ning at o'clock in Red Mems hall.
 Following the meeting, a degree rehearsal will he held.
 Library Directors Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of library directors will be held al the public library Satur- day evening at 7;S0 o'clock.
 Funeral of Miss Elizabeth Doyle
 The funeral of Miss Elizabeth A.. Doyle, who died al her home on West street Tuesday evening after an illness of several weeks. will be held tomorrow morning from St Joseph's church al 10 o'clock. Inter- mont 10 be in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Miss Doyle vas born in Ireland. the daughter Of the late John and Elizabeth Doyle, and came with her parents 10 this city as a young etrl. having made her residence here since that time. For a number Of years she has been employed by the Hu- mason Mfg. Co. Forestville.
 She is survived by three sisters. Mrs. Charles Telle and Mrs John H. Thomas of this city and Mrs. VII. liam Goodwin of Portland, Me. and l brother, Patrick Doyle Of Wolcott street.
 Twelfth District Meeting
 A notice of q special school meet ing 10 he held on next Monday eve. ninc has been posted by D. Clark Hare, chairman of the Twelfth dis ,rict school committee and it is ex- pected that hosilities, suspended temporarily at the adjournment of he last meeting, will be resumed.
 The matter under discussion will DC q site for the proposed new 'chool and many of the residents Of he. district hope that Il final deci- 'ion will be rendered next Monday night. Tho rural committee of the board of education will be in attend lnce.
 Chimney Fire
 A $50 ?. m, yesterday Squad A of Central Fire Station and Welch Fire company were called 10 the home of Oscar Anderson. supcrin- cndent of public works, on Church street. Forcstvillo. where they en- one of the worst chimney Tres of tho winter. The chimney yas lined with a heavy coating of 'oot and 1t was necessary to open { up before any progress could be made.
 The blaze was eXtingnished with he use Of chemicals, without dam gc 10 property.
 Anderson Defeats Jcrrolds
 Eddie Anderson of New Britain lofoated Frank Jerrolds of this city aSt evening at the Center Recreation lloys in state league duckpin match, five games to four. A spare n the last box of the last game by Anderson brought about the defeat f inc local bowler. Anderson oiled 149 in one game. which was nigh for the evening. The scores: Anderson-l1S, 104. l4?, IF. 114, r. 95. 1o5, 1o?. Total pinfau. ,ool; average. 11l.9. Jcrrolds-l00, 9G, 11s. 1nS, IT, A. 1o7, 134, 1o7. Total pinfall, S9, average, 1o9.S.
 Basketball Tonight This evening at 7:3o the Bristol nigh school basketball team will | day the Boys club team of this city ! n the high school gym and a fast i ontest is assured. At the last meet ng between the two teams the hieh ! chool boys came out on top by | cry slight margin and the Boys Tub is out 10 even up tho score this vening. Clyde Waters will be the eleventh | nan on the floor,
 New Directories
 New directories of Danhury, | MiddlNtown, WallinE- ord, Kingston, x. T.. Heene, x. H.. | nd Lowell, Mass, have been re- eived at the Bristol public library | nd will he fnnnd In the referenCe 1