New Britain herald., 1926-07-29

outfit.
 It is understood that Goodrich will pitch for the Endees while Fish CT will draw the hurling assignment flor the Manchester outfit.
 Close For Inventory
 The Horton Mfg. Co, manufactur- CTS of the Bristol steeling fishing rods. steel golf shafts and the Meek Bluegrass reels, closed last evening for the remainder of the week for annual inventory In for lmer years, it has been the policy | to shut down for two weeks, but due 1 to the large number of orders on | the books of the company. 1t was | impossible to do so this sumemr. To Wed New Britain Girl A marriage license has been is- sued by the town clerk Of New Brit ain to Pierre Theberge of this city and Caroline Therrien of 14S Grove street. New Britani.
 Vacationing in Maine Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Beach of High lstreet. left today for a vacation Of ten days to be spent in Portland, Me. 1 Delegate To Police Convention Policemen Edward O'Connor and Albert Pare were elected delegates land Thomas Mccarthy and William Mead alternates, to the annual po- lice convention to be held in New Haven on Wednesday, August II. at a meeting of the local department ha1J Io aNnnipp
 Chief Back Tomorrow
 Chief Ernest T. Belden. who has been attending the convention of the International Police Chiefs conven- ton at Chicago, is expected back to- morrow night and will probably re- sume his duties either Saturday or next Monday morning.
 Fire Drill Tonight
 The annual public fire drill of the members of the local fire depart ! ment will be held this evening, starting at 7:30, on the grounds in the rear of the Central fire station on Meadow street The drill will con- sist of coupling several lengths of hose, making hydrant attachments, climbing ladders. etc, by the differ ent companies. each event to be timed by a stop watch held by Chief John H. Hayes. The mayor, mem bers of the city council, fire com missioners and other city officials will be present to witness the yari- ous events.
 Following the drill baseball game will be played by team rep resenting Welch Fire company of Forestyille and a picked team from the three Bristol companies. This should be the star event of the eve ming and Police Commissioner John F.. Roberts, who is also secretary of the board, and the local representa- tive of the Herald will act as um- pires.
 Refreshments will be served after the game.
 If Golf Intcrfcrcs With Court -
 A few mornings ago, reporters stood about the police station with a number of witnesses awaiting the opening of the city court session and wondering just what was delay ing the proceedings, which ordinari- ly are scheduled to start at g o'clock. After standing the delay as long as possible. newspaper man asked Captain Thomas F. Guckin, who is acting chief in the absence of Chief Ernest T. Belden, what the prospects were for the opening of l., ic al willing to oblige those who ques- tion him, proceeded to the private office and upon opening the door, heard someone mention the 17th hole. Realizing the importance of golf match, whether 1t Is played in the links or behind closed doors, he quietly retreated and informed the newspapermen of the situation. The captain stated that he was en- tirely unfamiliar with the game but that just as soon as it was over, court would be held.
 A few minutes later the match was concluded and court officials and other lawyers engaged in the tournament, proceeded to the court room to administer justice and de- fend their respective clients.
 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bradley
 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bradley. Iaged 61, of Welch street, Forestville. Idied at her home this morning after Ian illness of several weeks.
 She was born in Cheshire. the daughter of Loren L. and Mary Eliz- labeth Preston. Thirty-eight years ago she was married to Fred Brad tley, who died six years ago, all Of her married life having been spent lin Bristol and Forestville. For the Hast 90 years she had been a resi- Ident of the latter village. She was a member of Asbury Methodist lchurch. the Ladies' society," the For ieign Missionary soicety and the Wo- Imen's Christian Temperance union.
 Mrs. Bradley Is survived by four Isons. Howard L., of Bradley Beach, IN. J.; Edward F., of Syracuse, N' Y. and Loren NJ, and Harold J, Bradley of Forestville; a daughter Mrs. Nora Williams, and nine grand lchildren.
 Tho funeral will be held tomor- row afternoon at 2;S0 o'clock from Ithe Asbury Methodist church. Rev William r. Davis, pastor will con Iduct the services and burial will be lin West cemetery.
 Funeral of Edward John Babel
 The funeral of Edward John "a bel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michae IZabel of 37 West Washington street was held at 2:3O o'clock this after noon from the home of his parents with services at 3 o'clock at the Herman Lutheran church on Mea. lo,,- r,,oa+ pav Canron MayerS