New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-07-21
of u Prince street.

Thompson of 81 Prince street
Mr.. Moshier was born In Cold
Spring, n. Y, his early years hav-
ing been spent in that place. Later
he moved TO Seymour and later
came to Bristol For a number of
years he conducted blacksmith's
shop on Church street and later
opened welding business on School
street. He later entered the employ
of the Wallace Barnes company. be-
ing obliged to retire about four
years ago on account of failing
health. Since that time he has lived
in retirement.
Mr.. Moshier was a member OF the
Prospect Methodist church; menu
Der of Mechanics Lodge of Odd
Fellows Of Seymour and Franklin
lodge, A. +. and A. NJ of Bristol.
also of Monowoc tribe, l. .. r. W
of Seymour.
He is survived by one daughter.
Mrs. Raymond Thompson OF this
city; brother Montross Moshier of
Garrison on-the- Hudson. y. Y. and
one grandson. Thomas Smith.
The funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon at ESQ o'clock from
the Prospect Methodist church. Rev.
DIR. William B. West of Boston will
conduct the services and interment
will be in the West cemetery.
Funeral of Joseph Schittina
The funeral of Joseph Schittina
of Rockwell avenue was largely at
tended at o'clock this morning
from St Anthony's church. Rev. L.
Beccaris celebrated the high mass
of requiem and interment was in
the family lot in st. Thomas ceme-
terry.
Lake Compounce Outings
Today at Lake Compounce the
East Hartford Chamber of Com
merce is holding its annual outing.
A barbecue sheep dinner vas served
at 1 o'clock.
Tomorrow the State Nurseymen's
association will hold its annual
gathering and barbecue.
Next Saturday. employees of the
Plimpton Mfg. Co. OF Hartford will
hold their annual picnic at the re-
sort, and on Sunday the annual
outing of the employees of the Great
Atlantic & Pacific Tea company OF
the state will take place.
Noyena Largely Attended
Morning, afternoon and evening
services in connection with the
Novena in honor OF st. Ann at St
Josephs church are being largely
attended. many people coming from
out of town to have the relic ap-
piled.
Rev. Thomas Schwertner, o. 2.
of New York, is the preacher al
each service
l. o. o. +. Meeting
Pequabuck lodge, l. o. o. f. will
hold their regular meeting this eve
ming at o'clock in Arcanum hall.
Park Commissioners Meeting
The regular monthly meeting OF
the board OF park commissioners
/ will be held at S o'clock this eve
ming in the city council chamber.
Requiem Mass ..
An anniversary high mass OF
requiem will be celebrated at ST.
Anthony's church tomorrow morn
ing at 1880 o'clock, in memory of
James Coverty.
Funeral of Adam Graskowsk
The funeral of Adam Graskowski
son OF Mr., and Mrs. John Graskow-
ski OF SO South Elm street, who
died Monday at the Cendar Crest
ceiving treatment for the past ten
months, was held at $3.50 O'Clock
this morning from st. Stanislaus'
church. Rev. George Bartlewski
celebrated the high mass of requiem
and interment was in the new st
Joseph's cemetery.
Mr. Graskowski was born in
Wareham, Mass. in 1902, and is
survived by his parents. two broth
ers and three sisters. ..
Given suspended Jail Sentence
Luger Gronden of IS Race stree
was arrested last evening on com.
plant of several small boys a
Rockwell Park. who informed Care.
taker Joseph Civizzio that he hac
endeavored to entice them into tn,
woods by Offering them money. HI
was charged with breach of tn,
peace in the city court this morn
ing. He pleaded guilty. Judge 10
seph NJ. Donovan imposed jai
sentence of so days, which was sus
| pended and Gronden was placed oil
probation for three months, with
: severe talking to. The man state,
that he had been drinking and h
2 attributed his actions to that cause
2 Autos Collide
h. A sedan owned and operated b
S George Huard of 3 Morrell stree
S and a touring car owned by Car
3 Boyer of 81 Meadow street. came 10
&. gether at the corner of Main an
S Parallel streets about 6:55 thi
= morning. 4 wheel was broken o.
0 the sedan while the radiator, light
4 and wLshbone of the other car wer
= broken. A front wheel was ais
= snapped off.
f Boyer was proceeding south o
= Main street and was making a lei
turn into Parallel street, Will
( Huard was coming north on Mai
d street, when ire accident happened
:. Both men were ordered to appea
in court tomorrow morning.
IT Excessive Heat
l. Yesterday the thermometer regii
y tered 90 in the shade and today
!. promises to go still higher. TT
t. clerks in the stores, however. will
lie able to obtain relief at various r.
lie sorts, due to the fact that the
h places of business close at noon fl