New Britain herald., 1926-03-04

loarI Of ednculion notifying th. lo- va, board that the Bristol High school on February ard was approv- cl by the state board under proyi. suns Of Section Sgi Of the general statutes, as modified by Chapter sos of the public acts of 1921.
 The proposition Of installing ma. .cWnery for an industrial course which was ta,orably decided upon by the old board of education of last year, was not touched upon, but in View of the fact that an appropri- Ia,ion has already been made in the city budget for this expenditure. no action Was necessary,
 SWrcSsful Liquor Raid
 Officers William Thompson, Hen ry JcSlnsN and Edgar Norton con. ducted n successful liquor raid this morning at 10 o'clock at the home o' Joseph Taranowski of Lexington street,
 It was necessary for them 10 break in the kitchen door and this WAS accomplished just in time to prevent Mrs, TuranowSki from throwing small quantity Of liGuor ou' Of Il pan into the sink,
 Taranowsk who was in thN toils last January for q similar offence. 1 win be brought before tho court to- morrow morning.
 Sells Property John Ginszaukis of ll stafford avenue has sold honsc and land at that point 10 Joseph WulrnI. the decd having been lofr yesterday in thr city clerks office for record. The home Of Gins1auSlis was raid . cd on Monday afternoon by Officers Henry Joglinski and William 1homp- son who found three quarts of al- lcGcd liquor, three cases of home brew. still and about I@0 gallons of mash. but John vas not at hom". hts wife informing officers that lo was employed In New Britain fac tory as die setter. Officers who called at tho house during tho night failed to locate him and to date h" has not been apprth"nled. "PusS>foot" Johnson Here Tonight
 William r.. "TuSsyfoot" Johnson will mako his first appearance in Bristol tonight. when he will address q mass meeting at the Prospect Methodist church, which will bc pre- sided over by Mayor John r. Wade.
 The noted prohihitionist lecturer twin take for his subject "The Fig Under the Gate"
 Another advocate Of prohibition who will speak is Major r. R Fb- bert of Los Angeles. whose subject will be "Tha Unfinished Battle" Mir. Ehhcrt, who for eight years was general counsel and legislative direc- tor Of tho Illinois Anti-Saloon l"aguo | is one Of tn" foremost dry lawyers iii America, He is at present con- Nrctod with the National Anti-Sa . loon league as associate general counsel with Headquarters at Wash ing'on. D. C. The major Is also n veteran Of th" World War. having served in the chemical warfare serv- ice.
 Mrs. Ernest Icdlitz Mrs. Anna Borin"r Zcdlitz. aged $, wife Of Ern"s, Xndlitz of kcnncy street. Forestville. died al St. Francis hospital last night after an illness Of ono week.
 Mrs. Zcdlitz was born in Mahonay City, Pa., and was married in Wa. torhury years ago. She had been a resident of ror"styille for the past eight years.
 Sh" is survived by her husband. two children. GcorE" and Anna, three : brothers, Ray and Harry Boriner Of i lToresl"ille and William nordner of , Waterbury and two sisters. Miss Ma rion Bor,lncr Of l'orcstNillo and Mrs. Dwight Snow Of Waterbury.
 Tho funeral arrangements have not been completed and will be an rounnc1 later.
 Funeral of Mrs. Ella Carter Reed Th" funeral Of Mrs Ella Garter Reed, who died Tuesday morning was held this afternoon nt 2:2n o'clorl; from Ter latn home on Cen tr?i street. Eorcstv,l!o.
 Rev, William C. Griffin rector Of Asbury Methodist church., officiatel 0nd intclm"nt Was in the Carter lot in thc Forcstvilln cemetery.
 Funeral of Mrs. lSbcll
 I'll" funeral Of Mrs. Mary F. Is bell of Torryvillo was held this aft- crnoon from the undertaking rooms .of =. Funk X Sons. Prospect street
 Rev, William E. West. rector of tho Prospect Methodist church off riat"d and the remains were placed in inc West cemetery vault until spring when they will hc taken to Woodhury for interment.
 Bricklaycrs' Meeting
 The local hricklayers' association Vtll hold q special meeting this eve. nins in Eagles hall on Meadow street.
 Chimney Fire
 Squad \ and Engine Co. No. . were called out at 2:55 P. m. yes tcrday to the home Of Edward Kim berley of 4 SiEourney street for a chimney fire, which was eXtinguishcd by thN usa of chemicals