New Britain herald., 1926-05-15

officially opened on Decoration Day.
 Mrs. Joseph Masack
 Mrs. Catherine G. Masack, aged 42 years, wife of Joseph Masack Of Terryville road, died at her home yesterday following nine weeks illness with complications.
 Mrs. Masack was born in Thom- aston in August. 1883. the daughter of Wallace A. and Rosanna (Stra- ham Dingwell As a girl she came to this city with her parents and was married here July 9, 1901. She is survived by her husband and four children, Isabel, Hazel, Catherine and Joseph Masack. Jr.: three sis ters, Mrs. Frank A. Burgess and Mrs. William Allaire Of this city and Mrs. Fred Sturtz of New Haven. and three brothers, James and Albert Dingwell Of this city and Earl Ding well of New Haven.
 The funeral will be held from her late home at 2:3O o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pastor Of Prospect Methodist church. will offtciate and intermont will be in West cemetery.
 Margaret Aliano
 Margaret i0-months-old daughter Of Mir. and Mrs Frank Aliano Of 6G Park street, died yesterday after noon from whooping cought.
 The funeral was held this morn ing from the home Of her parents and interment was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Bristol H. s. Wins .at Mcriden
 The Bristol High school baseball team invaded Meriden yesterday aft "rnoon and walked away with q 5 10 victory. Both Alexander Of Bristol and Grille of Meridon High pitched good ball, the upport giv- cn the latter. however, being very poor, eight mi. plays being chalked mp In the error column.
 Philadelphia Giants Here Tomorrow
 Tomorrow afternoon al Muzzy Field, the famous Philadelphia Gi- ants. one Of the greatest colored baseball teams in the country, will line up against the New Departure outfit. Most notable among the vis- itors is Babe" Lewis, long distance hitter who will endeavor to put the ball out of the park; Jaclman. whose delivery resembles that Of Carl Mays and "Pep' White, known as the Nick Altrock in colored base ball circles. Coughlin and McCabe will be the umpires.
 At Nit. HolyOllC Today
 Those attending the annual May Day exercises at Mount Holyoke to- day include Mir. and Mrs. Emil Funk of Prospect street. Mir. and Mrs. Albert n. Wilson and daugh- ter Estelle Of Merriman street, Mrs L.. l.. Beach of High street, MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Cottle of High street Miss Elizabeth Gleason. supervisor of music in the public schools: Miss Ruth Grout, biology instructor at inc high school; Miss Ruth Crockett, instructor of history in the high school. and Miss Dorotha Rice. com instructor at the high school
 Vital Statistics
 During the month Of April. there were 47 births. Is marriages and v deaths recorded al the office of the ri.y cler'..
 Woodmeu's Carnival
 A seven nights spring carnival will be opened this evening on the corner of Laurel and Church streets. under the auspices of Hrightwood camp. Modern Wood men Of America. A number of at fractions have been arranged Tor, including a band concert every evening.
 Elks' Carnival Committee
 William P. Hynds has been ap- pointed chairman, Thomas J. Nal ! ley secretary. and Hugh A. Pons treasurer Of the general commit , lee in charge of arrangements for he Elks spring festival 10 be held on their lawn June ? to inclusive
 The following have been ap- pointed chairmen of the sub-com- Booths Albert J. LeFebre: merchandise. Exalted Ruler Will : liam G. Johnston dancing and mu- sic, Herve L. Breault; publicity,