New Britain herald., 1926-09-23

mass Of requiem was celebrated by
 Rev. Oliver T. MagneIl and inter.
 ment was in St. Thomas cemetery, | To Address Cost Accountants
 Fuller r. Barnes of thh city,
 president of the Associated Spring l corp, president of the Wallace
 Barnes Co, and vice. e-president of
 the Washburn Wire O.. will be the principal speaker at the seventh
 New England Regional Cost confer
 cnce of the Hartford Chapter of the
 National Association of Cost Ac- 1 countants to be held at the Hotel 1 Bond Saturday. His subject will be
 Teamwork Within the Organixa- 1 ton"
 S6o0 Subscribed For Sufferers The sum of s650 had been real
 ized up to noon today for the relief
 of the suffering in Florida, who were made destitute and homeless by the { recent hurricane. according to a statement made by Judge S. Russell Mink, chairman of the local chapter of the American Red Cross. This sum has been turned over to Treas- urer George B. Beach and 1t Is ex- pected that before the campaign is ended, at least s2.500 will be real ized. Canrassers are still working in the various factories throughout the city and local officials are well pleased with the result of the first days contributions.
 Bequeaths S100 To St. Ann's Church
 The sum of s1Q0 has been be- quested to St. Anns church of the city by the will of Julian Martin of II South street, which has been filed with the judge of probate. Mir. Ju- iian died last week and his funeral was held from St. Ann's church lasA Monday morning.
 Attending Pri1efght
 Among the local people who will attend the Dempsey-T -Tunney prize fight in Philadelphia tonight are James k. Butler. Patrick J. Butler, John J. Trudon and Dr. NJ. F. Claf- fy. The party left this morning by automobile for New York and will go from that city to Philadelphia on the Rickard special.
 American Legion Auxiliary
 A social gathering of Seicheprey Post, No. 2, the American Legion auxiliary, will be held this evening in Legion hall in the city building. A supper will be served at o'clock and the regular meeting will be call ed at S:30, National Vice President Miss Mary Coyle and National Exc cutiVe Committeewoman Miss Maude Clarke will be the guests of honor
 Funeral of Charles Gray
 The body of Charles Gray. former ly of this city who died in Brook lyA, N. Y, last Monday. arrived in Bristol at 4:15 o'clock yesterday aft ernoon for interment in West ceme- tery. Rev. Charles N. Shepard was in charge of the committal service.
 MT. Gray was born in Bristol and at the outbreak of the Civil War en- listed in the Union Army. At the close of the war, he returned to Bristol, moving to Brooklyn with his family 45 years ago. Until 10 years ago when he retired, he was employ ed as bookkeeper for Cheney Bros. He is survived by a daughter. Miss Louise Gray of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Assigned To Hawaii
 Joseph A. Ratte Of 530 Main street who recently enlisted in the f,.ld artillery of the United States army and who has been stationed at Fort Slocum, N. T., sailed yesterday on the [. S. army transport Cam oral on a 1000 mile trip to join the garrison at Hawaii. The trip in- dudes cruise along tho Atlantic 'oast. through the Panama Canal to san Francisco and thence across the Pacific to Hawaii.
 Baseball Saturday
 The second of a series of three ;ames between Welch Fire com 'any of Forestville and a picked cam from the three companies of Bristol will take place on the in the rear of the central tation at D. m., Saturday, Septem- Ter 2bth. The first game, played ast Saturday, was won by the Bns- ol team, the final score being IS o 5.
 Urge Sewer For Forestyillc
 Mayor John F. Wade has receiv- d q communication from Director l. H. Wadham of the state water tays commission, in which it is recommended that steps be taken lst as promptly as possible to re- lign the taxing districts with the biect of forming one district to in- Jude East Bristol and Forestviile in he area to be severed. This action 'ould make possible the city's o6- inning the necessary approval of ond issue from the state legisla- lre.
 At present some of the sewage rom both East Bristol and Forest llle runs into the Pequabuck river nd has created a condition which 1e city board of health Is striving , overcome. The only solution is le establishment of sewage sys- ,m and with this idea in view. the Ity appropriated sum of money to make a preliminary en- survey designed to show DIV the work can be accomplished
 the most economical and feasible tanner. It is expected that the re- ort of the engineers will be Avail- ,le in about six weeks.