New Britain herald., 1926-09-14
Devotions this Evening

Devotions this Evening
 Devotions in honor of St. Ann will be held at 7:So o'clock this evening at St Joseph's church.
 Case Continued
 Due to the fact that neither Prose- cutting Attorney James T. Mather nor Assistant Prosecutor Robert J. Stack were available this morning, the case Of Albertelli charged with reckless driving, was continued un- til this afternoon.
 Albertelli, while operating his automobile on Lake avenue the night of August II, struck horse and wagon owned by John Oshonka of Lake avenue. killing the horse outright, denolishing the wagon and iniuring Oshonka to such an extent that he was confined to the Bristol hospital for several weeks.
 Frost Last Night
 frost was noticeable in some parts of the city early this morning. particularly in the lower sections. The thermometer at police head quarters registered fl degrees above at f o'clock this morning while in other locations it dropped as low at 3S degrees.
 Football Squad Out
 About 40 candidates for the high school football squad reported to Coach Thomas Monahan yesterday and soma yar1- rror,ieip, ,,,a+--;at will be available from which to make seelctions. Supporters of the game are of the opinion that this year the local team will make an enviable record before the season closes.
 Attending Law College
 James Heffernan, local real estate operator, and Francis Donnelly. clerk of the city court and police de- partment, are enrolled as students in the Hartford College of Law, which opened last evening.
 Daughters of Isabella Meeting
 Tho regular meeting of the Daughters of Isabella will be held al o'clock this evening in Knights Of Columbus hall on North Main street. The card party, scheduled for this evening also, has been postponed for two weeks.
 Few Bridge Started
 Work on the new concrete rein forced bridge over the Peaua buck river at Downs street. the contract for which was awarded to Fred Helming at the council meeting held on Tuesday, September z. has been started and will be completed in sixty working days.
 The work Of dredging the river bed is also being pushed rapidly and will be completed in the near future.
 To Observe Tom kippr
 All of the Jewish stores in the city will be closed from D. m. Friday. September i7th 10 ?. m.. Saturday. September 18th. in observance of Tom Kippur.
 Services will he held in the Jew ish Synagogue on Laurel street at 6 ?. m.. Friday and will be in charge of Mir. Plutiz.
 Thomas Reynolds
 Thomas Reynolds. aged ss years. a former resident of this city. died Sunday in Detroit. Michigan, where lie had been employed. Funeral ar engagements huI not been completed at noon today. although if the re- mains arrive here during the day. services will be held tomorrow morn- ing.
 Mir. Reynolds was born in Rris- tol and attended the East Bristol school. He later learned the paint CTS trade. an occupation which he followed in later years. He Is sur vived by two sisters. Miss Mary Reynolds and Mrs Harry Dauphin- eas of this city; four brothers. Mich ad and Patrick Reynolds of Bris- tol, Terence Reynolds of Terryville and Joseph Reynolds of New York city.
 Death of Infant
 James r. DiNote. infant son of MT. and Mrs. Frank DiNotc of this city. died yesterday at St. Francis hos pital. The funeral was held from the parents home at o'clock this afternoon and interment was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Chimney Fire
 At ' o'clock last evening. Squad \ WIS called 10 the home of W. H. Bacon at 51 Bellevue avenue where n chimney fro was in progress. The blazc was extinguished with the use ot chemicals without damage.