New Britain herald., 1926-05-24

renee Of Thomaston. She was a member of St Matthew's church and of Fideia circle.
 The funeral will be held at S:3O o'clock tomorrow morning from tho undertaking parlors of Thomas P. O'Brien and al St. Matthew's Ro- man Catholic church in Forestyille at g o'clock. Rev. William r. Laf- lin will celebrate the high mass of requiem and interment will be in st. Patrick'B cemetery in Hartford,
 High school Baseball
 The West Hartford high school baseball team will provide the Op- position for fhe local high school boys at the athletic field tomorrow. The Bristol boys have hit their stride and are playing a good brand of baseball.
 Auto Accident
 Cars operated by Albert Dorhacl5 and James P. Brennan couided in front Of the East Bristol school at li:45 o'clock Saturday night, Dor hacks car turning turtle and all of the windows being broken. Bren- nan was haled into court this morn ing on a charge of driving without a license and was fined $5 and costs. totaling $l4S0.
 To Hold Open Night
 Ethan lodge No. [, Knights of Pythias, will hold open night in ArCanum hall next Thursday eye ming. An entertainment program has been arranged auC buffet lunch will ho served.
 Carnival To Close
 The carnival. which was held all of last week at Roots Island on Church street by the Woodmon of America, will close with Q special program this evening.
 Frost This Morning In some sections Of the city a frost was noticep this morning, this heinz particularly true in some Of inc lower parts. The thermometer at police headquarters at f o'clock this morning registered Si degrees above, extremely low temperature for this time of year.
 Attending Wedding Anniversary Mrs. Ella Case. Mrs. George w.. Oviatt and Mrs. Thomas A. Tracy arc in Pleasant Valley today attend ing the 55th wedding anniversary Of Mir. and Mrs. Burton Tiffany Of that village Mrs. Tiffany is a sis ter to Mrs. Oviatt.
 Attending Funeral
 Chief Ernest T. Belden of the lo- cal police department, together with Chief Hart and former Chief Raw Iines of the New Britain force are attending the funeral of Captain 1 Bradley of the Danbury force in that city this afternoon
 Fined For Reckless Driving
 James Achili of Berlin was ar rested last evening by Motorcycle l Policeman Edgar Norton for reck- Jess driving in East Bristol and was fined $25 and costs on that charge by Judge William J. Malone in the tcity court this morning. Achin passed under Pierce's Bridge on his ! way 10 Lake Compounce and failed to follow the white lines on the ! pavement placed there some time ago 10 indicate the proper method Of making the turn.
 Fall River Overwhelmed The "Neos" Of Fall River consid- cred as one of the leading scmi-pro teams of Massachusetts, proved nc match for the local New Departure outfit in their engagement at Muzzy Field yesterday afternoon. the home team coming out on top 10 10 . Burke. who started on the mound for the visitors was knocked out of lthe box in the second inning and was replaced by Lizottc, who after one poor inning pitched steady ball. i Brooks pitching for Bristol held the Fall River aggregation to five ] hits and two runs.
 1 McKnight-Warner | Miss Madeline Harrison Warner, daughter of Alr. and Mrs. Warren 1 Warner of Central street. Forestville. 'and Andrew Allen McKnicht son Of 1 Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Mcknight of i1I tt4k port Nfl t ul4lAth III llltil Id ' 1 last Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at st. Johns Episcopal chapel by Rev. Benjamin E. Styring. The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Marjorie Warner. as maid of honor and Miss Hazel Stone of For ostville and Miss Emily Myers of New Britain as bridesmaids. The groom was attended by Gordon Warner a cousin of the bride, as best man. The ushers were Joseph IT. Warner. another cousin of the bride and Bernard I. Downs. After an extended wedding trip. the couple will take up their resid- cnco on Central street, Forcstville.
 Funeral of Joseph Chabot The funeral of Joseph Chahot who died at his home at 22 West street last Friday. was held this morning at $ o'clock from St. Ann's church on Weststrect. The high mass Of requiem was celebrated by Rev. J. r. Perrcault and intcrmcnt was in tho family lot in St. Joseph's lnew cemetery.
 '. r. n. Meeting . The regular meeting Of the Y. r, l n. will be held this evening at 7;45 o'clock and Institute night will he observed Special speakers have boon secured for the occasion.
 Eagles Meeting
 Tho regular meeting of Bell City aorie, r. Q. F. will be held next Wednesday evening. May 26th. at s o'clock in Eagles hall on Meadow street.
 To Visit Italy
 Supernumerarv Officer Joseph ,Gaudiano left for New York city to. day, from which place he will sail tomorrow for a three months visit to his old home in Italy. He will