New Britain herald., 1926-02-08
plete schedule is as follows,

plete schedule is as follows:
 April 9Sth, Terryville at Bristoli May I, MeFiden Central Connectl- cut leaguel at Bristol; May bth, East Hartford co. L) at Bristoli May Sth, West Hartford co. L) at West Hartford; May l9th. Faculty at Bristoli Mary 18th. Meriden C. L) at Meriden; May 18th. South Manchester C., I,) at Bristol; May 22, East Hartford tC, L.) al East Hartford; May 25th. West Hartford e., L) at Bristol: May gath, Mid dlctown C, L) at Midd'otown; June 9th, Tcrryyille ot Bristol and June l9th. South Manchester e. L) at South Manchester,
 Mrs, NJ. l.. Norton
 Mrs, Emma Gonmc Norton, wife Of Milo L. Norton Of 2S Cpson street died Saturday afternoon at her home .artcr an illness Of several months
 Mrs, Norton was born in England June r. lSi2, tho daughter Of Thomas and Elizabeth Hanson Gommc, Al the age Of seven years her people came 10 ihls country and settled in FarminEton, where Mrs Norton received her education in the public schools. In 1864 she came 10 Bristol ana in 1870 was married 10 Milo L. Norton, who, 10. g@hor with one daughter. Mrs, Ad. die Atwood of this city and two sons, Dewey Of New Britain and Lucius Dayton Of Milford. survives her,
 The funeral was held from her late home this afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev. William F. West, pastor of the prospoc, N, F, church, officiating, The remains were placed in the vault at West cemetery for inter. ment in the spring.
 Funeral of Dwight Hawlcy
 The funeral Of Dwight IT. Hawlcy, who died Friday night ot the Bristol hospital was held this afternoon from the hone Of Robert Fl. Wood. ford IS Pleasant street. Rev Will. liam B, West of the Prospect M F, church ofticiatel and the remains were placed in the vault at West cemetery for intcrment in the spring, Compouncc Commandcry Meeting
 Plans have been completed for the meeting Of CompounCe Command. cry, Golden Cross, to be held this evening in Red Mems hall Prospect street, al which time the degree will hc conferred on a large class Of candidates. r. Is expected that number Of grand commandery of. ficcrs from Hartford will be present, together with visitors from Water. bury and other towns.
 Supper, which will be served from 6;3o 10 I:$o, will preCede the meet. ing, which is scheduled to open at s o'clock.
 To Check sidewalk Conditions
 The police department has started to check up on the sidewalk sitn- aton and it hchooyes property own. CTS 10 clear away the snow from the walks adjoining their property or make themselves liable 10 prosecu- ton, The ordinance allows six hours grace after q storm ceases. but due to the severity of the last snowfall, police department officials have been inclined 10 be lcnicnt.
 Pomona Grange Meeting
 p4 Pomona, No. l. will hold meet. ing at Red Mems hall. at which time the fifth degree will be conferred or a large number.
 Al noon, the usual Pomona din, nor will be served 10 all members and at . ?. m. Pomona officers and Bristol Grange No, 11G officers will he installed by High Priest of De. meter Charles NJ. Gardner.
 Basketball
 The New Departure basketball team defeated the American Legion Quintet of New Britain at the local high school gymnasium last Satur- day evening by score Of A to 40 and although the score would in. dicato q hotly contested game. inc homo team had the visitors well in hand at all times. Eolscr and Ar- burr played th" bc"t game for Ne losers, whol" Fcliman was the Ndi- Vidual star Of the New Departure outfit
 The lineup and individual scoring vas as follows,
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