New Britain herald., 1926-05-13

held in Stamford Monday, June 22, which will also be attended by the delegates selected last night, Jo- soph F. Dutton and Edgar W. Jones
 |. $. ". Y. Meeting The regular meeting of c. A.. Uadsall Camp, |. s. W. V, will be Iheld next Monday evening at & o'clock in Arcanum hall together with that Of the ladies auxiliary. Delegates elected for the state con lvontion 10 be held in Hartford in Ithc near future and plans for Me ImoriaI Day will also be discussed. After the business session, buffet lunch will be served.
 Colorcd Giants Here Sunday l Manager Joseph Carroll of the 1 New Departure baseball team, has arranged for a banner attraction for Sunday by securing d game with the Philadelphia Giants, one Of the ! fastest colored baseball teams iu the icountry They are considered in Ithe same class as the Brooklyn Royal Giants who made such q hit with the local fans on their appear .auces here Inc past few years.
 Funeral of Martin Hcuftlcin The funeral of Martin Heuftlein. aged 54 years. who died at his home on West street Tuesday evening, was held from his late residence Ithis afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pastor of tho Prospect Methodist church officiatod .and interment was in the West cem- tttcry.
 Mr. Heuftlein was born in Green field. Mass. January 2S, 1872, the son of John and Katrina (Early) Hcuftlein. His early life was spent lin his birthplace where he learned the cutlery trade, moving 10 this Icity in 1907 to accept a position with Ithe American Silver company. heinz forced to resign about nine months taco on account Of i'll health. He was married at Northampton, Mass, August 30, 1898 10 Miss Mary God Idard, who survives him. He also lnaves two daughters, Mrs. Richard Odum of this city and Mrs. Ray Anderson Of New Britain; two sons, Howard and Allan HouftIcin of this city and three brothers, John Of II-rionyillo. Conrad Of Northampton, Mass, and Louis Heuftloin of this lefty.
 Attending State Convention
 Mrs. Ella S Miller. department press correspondent, Mrs. Janetta Stark. president of Sarah F. Royn- olas Tent, Mrs. Lila Coe past pres iiont and Mrs. Grace Brightm7u, first delegates are attending the an- .nual state convention of the paugh- ters of Veterans of the Civil War, (which is being held today and to- morrow in New London, as repre- srufatiyas of Sarah F, Reynolds .Tont.
 Bridge Party For Miss Wi%htman
 4 bridgcrarty was held yesterday .agtcrnoon at the home of Mrs. C. IF. Weldon of Crest avenue in honor oe Miss Nabele Wightman of sum .mor street. who will be married next Saturday to Alvin L. Sherwood oi this city.
 K. of P. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Ethan lodge, K. of F., will be held this evening at eight o'clock in Arcanum .hal,
 High School Track Meet
 This afternoon at o'clock gi Afuzzy field. the annual track rnr' of the Bristol High school and th, Enfield High school will be held IHugrot. Lee Way and Rogers, who were unable 10 participate in the meet of last Saturday, will be avail .abla tomorrow, as will also bono- 'hue.
 Ells' Festival Committee Meeting
 A special meeting of tho commit Itco in charge of arrangements for .the spring festival of the Bristol lodge Of Elks will be held at o'clock this evening in the lodge home on South street. The car .nival this year will be held from IJune 2 to June 7th inclusive.
 Funeral of Jacob Adams
 The funeral of Jacob Adams, who died yesterday after an illness Of six months from complications, was .hcld this afternoon at ? o'clock from lhis late home at 9 Third avenue IRev. Theodore C. Steege of Nc" Britain otficiatcd and intcrment was lin the West cemetery.
 Mr. Adams was born in Germany GO years ago, coming to this country as a young man and for the past 2> years having been employed in the Bristol Brass company He is snr- yirod by his wife. two sons, Edmund land William Adams, one daughter AIelvina Adams, and three step-chil. drcn.
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