New Britain herald., 1926-06-23

land later entered the soda and spring water bottling business, which he conducted for a number of years. After disposing Of this enterprise. he entered the employ of the E. Ingra- 1 ham company remaining with that lconcern until short time ago when he was obliged 10 retire on account of i'll health.
 He Is survived by one sister, Mrs. Maria Quinlan. and two brothers, John L. and William F., all of this lefty; also seven nephews and three Inieces.
 The funeral will be held at S:30 o'clock Friday morning from the home of his sister at 1O9 Divinity 'street, where he has made his home. land at St Joseph's church at 9 o'clock. Rev. O. T, Magnell will celebrate the high mass of requiem and interment will be in the family lot in the old St, Joseph's church.
 To Visit Europe
 Erwin Rowe of Prospect street and John Donohue of Main street will sail from New York on Saturday June 26 for Europe, where they will spend the summer months in visit ing points of interest.
 South Chippens Hill Auxiliary
 The South Chippens Hill Ladies auxiliary will hold their regular meeting tomorrow afternoon in the school X talk on Home Manage ment" will be given by Miss Sands of the Connecticut Farm bureau.
 Mothers Club Meeting
 The last meeting Of the Mothers club Of the Baptist church will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the home Of Mrs Mildred c. Will cox of 29 Elm street.
 Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and refreshments served,
 W. C. |. T. Meeting
 A meeting of the Women's Chris tan Temperance Union will bo held Friday afternoon. June 25, al o'clock in the basement of the public library.
 TO Hold Swimming Meet
 On Friday evening of this weel, an indoor swimming meet will be held in the Bristol high school swimming pool, four events having been arranged for for the ladies and a similar number for the men. The contest is open for all anna teur swimmers in the city and vicinity and prizes will be awarded to those taking first and second places.
 After the meet, an exhibition of fancy diving will be given by Vic Sernier, ICeguard at Lake Com bounce.
 Convention of Fire Chiefs
 Chief John II. Hayes Of the local fire department is in Manchester, \, H., today attending a convention of the fire chiefs of New England. Will liam II. W, Burns, deputy chief, is acting as chief,
 Sends Check to Fire Department
 Morris Kaffol, North Main street whose building was gut ted by fire last Monday afternoon, has sent letter of appreciation to the fire department for the efficient manner in which the flames were subdued. X check also enclosed Mir, Raffcls communication.
 Appointed Receiver
 Attorney Joseph r. Dutton has been appointed temporary receiver of the bankrupt estate of William T. Sanford, former automobile dealer Of School street who Is awaiting trial in the local court on a charge of ob- taning money under false pretenses and whose case was continued under 5 2 .000 bonds to June 26th.
 Joseph Harding and Louis Bennett of this city and George Gilbert of have been appointed ap- praisers.
 Methodist Church Picnic
 Tho annual outing and picnic of the Prospect Methodist church and sunday school is being held at Lake today. special cars leay- ing for the resort. A picnic dinner was served in the pavilion at 12:3o o'clock and at 2:S0 field events for both boys and girls were held.
 The party returned at 5:10 ?. nj, about 500 persons enjoying the out ng.
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