New Britain herald., 1926-10-30

Wooding street left yesterday for ten day trip to Toronto and other places of interest in Canada.
 Funeral of Mrs. Jacob Acorn
 The funeral of Mrs. Leopoldina Acorn. wife of Jacob Acorn of Pine street. was held from her late home at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Serv- ices were conducted by Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pastor of the Prospect NJ. F. church and burial was in West cemetery
 South Manchester Hero Today The South Manchester high school football team will line up at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon against the local hugh school eleven at the Athletic Field. Bristol has lost but one game in its five starts this season and is striving for the leadership of the Central Connecti- cut League. Music at the game will he furnished by the high school band.
 Funeral of Mrs. George l.. Bell
 The funeral of Mrs. Isabelle L. Bell, wife of George l.. Bell of A Goodwin street, was held at three o'clock this afternoon from her late home, Interment was in the West cemetery.
 Torrington Here Tomorrow
 The East Branch Athletic club football team of Torrmston will furnish tho opposition for the Maple End Athletic club tomorrow after noon at Hoffernan field. The visitors are expected 10 outweigh the locals considerably and Manager Casey's charges will have to rely to a big extent on their speed.
 New Departure Basketball
 Announcement has been made by Manager Joseph Carroll of the New Departure basketball team that the season will he opened officially Thanksgiving week. Captain Jimmy Malcolm has been ro-engaged for inc season as has his running mate, George t(Kisky) Feldman for the forward positions, George (Jiggs) Donoghue for center and Ray Mar chinek and "Steg" Zetarski will again display their wares. George Woods, former star at Colby college and Jack lIanifau of Sprinenold will also he given m opportunity 10 land q berth.
 The first practice session will be held next week in the high school gymnasium and until the opening game, two workouts will be indulg- cd in ga h week. Last season the local boys won 23 out of 26 starts, although they were matched against tn fastest quintets In the state.
 Tndcr Club Season To Open
 The Endce club season will be opened this evening with . a Halloween dance. The hall has been elaborately decorated In orange and black and Chairman Carleton Bcckwith and his commit tee have arranged q unique program | of novelties. MT Beckwith will be assisted during the evening by Mrs. | Beckwi'h, Mir. and Mrs. Guy Wright. | Mir and Mrs. c. H. Case. Mir. and ! Mr.. E. H. Goodridse. Mr. and Mrs. i George E. Ward, MT. and Mrs. l.. 1 4. f.anning and pr. and Mrs. E. P. Sanborn.
 Two Days -INft to File Lists
 Monday. November 1st, is the last . lay on which property owners may i inc their property lists with the | board of assessors. All property not | filed by that time will be listed by he assessors and the ten per cent . lddcd.
 Retu:1 to Duty This Evening
 Officer Joseph Strup of the local police department '-ill resume his iuties this evening after vacation 'f two weeks.
 Tax office Open
 For the convenience of property wners who have not as yet paid the rst and third taxing district taxes, Collector Frank B. Riley has an- ounced that his office will be kept pen from 130 to o'clock this aft rnoon and from : to this even- ng.
 Marriage Licenses Issued
 Marriage licenses were issued yes orday by City Clerk Thomas R. teele to Joseph Peter Rydell of 20 .aSalle street New Britain, and Miss essie Catherine kaczyponski of erome avehue; to Henry Innocent iould Of 1G Harrison street and Miss lary Augusta Stotz of l25 Federal trcet and to James Joseph Movers