New Britain herald., 1926-10-11

l center
 Ihlll ''.''''. .......... MulliSan
 Right Guard
 NeWmeyer ......'........ Riordan 1 Right Tackle
 F. Jones ........... c. Francayilla | Right End
 IT. Stasle ......-......... Crowley
 Quarterback i brewer ..-............. Masi Left Halfback Geci ................. Berry Right Halfback
 strong '........,....... Merrill
 Fullbsck Referee, Clyde Waters. (WiI- ltams): umpire, Parker, (Middle- | bury); linesman, Johnson: time. I2 minutes periods; substitutions. Le- hey for O'Connon. Rao for J. Fran oavilla, Ritchie for Mullgan: Ea,t Hartford, B. Jones for F. Jones. ylor for c. S. Tangle, Wilson for F. Stangle, Zavarella for Geci.
 To Broadcast From NTIC
 The first of series of concerts. to be known as the New Departure Radio Hour, will be broadcasted this evening from WTIC, the Travel CTS Insurance company at Hartford. The programs, which will be fea- tured fortnightly throughout the winter from to o'clock, will be rendered by the New Departure band, the New Departure orchestra. instrumental and vocal soloists, quartettes and sextettes. ToniSht's program by the New Departure band will be follows:
 March, Pioneer" Goldman; Over ture, 'Lelacdes Fees" Auger; Pic colo solo, Through the Air" Ralph Brothwell: Fantasia. Gems of stephen Foster" Arr by Tobani; Waltz, Les Sirenes." Waldteufel: Cornet solo, Monarch Polka" Pin ard, Ernest A. Becker: Chilian Dance, "Manana." Misseud selec- ton The Fortune Teller" Herbert
 Mrs. Mary Walsh
 Mrs. Mary Walsh, aged ss years, died at o'clock last evening at the home of her sisters on Washington street, Forestyille, after a long ill., ness.
 She was born in County West Meath, Ireland in April, 1858 and at the age Of ten years came to this country with her parents, settling in Hartford. She was married In that city in 1886 to James Walsh, who died nine years ago. Since her hus- bands death she has made her home in Forestvile. During her residence here she was q member of St. Mat. thew's church.
 Surviving Mrs. Walsh are two daughters. Sister Othelia of St. Peters Convent, Hartford and Mrs. John Kelly of New Britain; one son. James Walsh of California: one brother, Matthew Mccormick Of Forestville; three sisters, the Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Mccormick of Forestville and Mrs. Nellie Bur rell Of Hartford: four nephevs, Hu- bert and Wilbur Mccormick of For estville, Lawrence Mccormick of Thomaston and William Mccormick of Bristol; three nieces, the Misse, Margaret and Catherine Mccormick of Gnionville and Mrs. George Jo- seph of Hartford.
 Funeral arrangements were in- complete at noon today, and will be announced later. Interment will be in the family lot in Mt. St. Benedict cemetery Hartford.
 Caucuscs Tonight
 Both the democratic and republi- can caucuses will be held at eight o'clock this eevning, the former in the city court room and the latter .n the Rcd Mems hall on Prospect street. Each party will nominate two candidates for representatives to tn. general assembly, three constables, one judge of probate and fifteen justices of peace will also be named, eisht by one party and seven by an- other.
 s. Russell Mink will be re- nominated by the republicans for judge of probate and the nomination will be endorsed by the democratic party. The names of Arthur S, Barnes, Judge Epa phroditus Peck. incumhents, have announced their candidacy for renomination as re- publican representatives and the name of Councilman Homer H. Judd hes adso been heard from time 10 time. MT. Judd has. however. re- fused 10 disclose his intentions.
 The names of Levi Glasson. Will liam Hayes and Attorney Joseph r. O'Connell have been mentioned as democratic possibilities for the nom- nation of representatives. Mir. Glas- son, who was a candidate two years ago, it is understood will accept the nomination if offered 10 him. while the attitude of Mir. O'Connell and MT. Hayes is unknown. All three should make strong candidates. Rolfe Rowe. who ran with Mir. Glas- son two years ago and made an e1- traordinary good showing. has de- clined to accept the nomination thi. year.
 Evening Schools
 Registrations for evening school classes in the Forestville school on Academy street and the East Bristol school at the "" will start this eve ming at 7:1S.
 Glasses in English for foreign born and dressnakine will be given lat both schools. Cooking will be offered at the Forestville branch only.
 Whether each class will actually he continued depends entirely upon
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