New Britain herald., 1926-10-14

ana n3u been COnnneQ 10 her room since last Saturday.
 Mrs. Smith was born in County Kerry. Ireland. the daughter of Maurice and Geraldine Hayes. She came to this country with her par ents as young g,i and was mar ried 50 years ago to Mfr. Smith in Croton Falls. N. Y. For the past 4S years she has been a resident of Bristol and during that period has been a member of St. Josephs church.
 Surviving her, besides her hus- band. are two sons. Thomas F. and Benjamin, both of Hartford; three daughters. Mrs. Wilbur C. Hawx- hurst of this city Mrs. John C. Enc of Cleveland, Ohio. and Mrs. Alfred Kempster of Meriden; also by four grandsons and two granddaughters.
 The funeral will be held from her late home at S:30 o'clock Saturday morning and from St. Joseph's Ro- man Catholic church at o'clock. A solemn high mass Of requiem will be celebrated by Rev. Oliver T. Mag nell and interment will be In the family lot in the old St Joseph's cemetery.
 Foresters' Meeting
 The regular meeting Of Court Ever Welcome, No. 30, Foresters Of America. will be held at s o'clock this evening in Red Mems hall. An entertainment program has been prepared for the occasion and re- treatments will be served.
 Meeting of Mothers Club
 A meeting of the Mothers club Of the Baptist church was held at 3 o'clock this afternoon. the subject; Safety First being considered by the members. Members of the Girl Scouts were present to take care Of the children.
 Ethan Lodge, K. of r.
 Ethan lodge, Knights Of Pythias Will hold their regular meeting at s o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
 To Celebrate goth Anniversary
 The goth anniversary Of the in- stitution of Bell City Aerie, Fra ternal Order Of Eagles, will be ob- served on Sunday, October S1. This will also mark the end Of the first years occupation Of the local aerie's new quarters and Grand Worthy Conductor Matthew J. Smith. to- gether with other state officers, will | attend. Arrangements have been ! made for roast pig dinner, which | will be served 10 members and visiting guests.
 To Address Legion Auxiliary
 Miss Doris Dutton. a member Of the teaching staff of the South Side | school. will be the speaker at the meeting of Seicheprav Unit. No. 2, American Legion Auxiliary. to be held at o'clock this evening in Le- zion hall. Miss Dutton will talk on her recent trip to Europe. Flying Circus Today and Tomorrow
 The world famous Gates Flying Circus arrived in the city this morn | ing for wto days exhibition. fol- , lowing q two days stay In New | Britain where It's appearance was sponsored by the New Britain Her ! aid. Their presence here will be one | of the features of the fall opening | of the merchant members of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce, which will begin with a parade at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 At noon today parade was staged over the city by the airplanes md similar performance will take place tomorrow. Five guest tickets will be issued to those guessing the correct altitude at which the ships Ire flying.
 There vii lbe numerous exhibi- ions Of stunt flying at Pons field in East Bristol together with aerial lcrobatics by the various pilots and by ''Diavola" Krantz, who hangs suspended by his teeth rom the under-carriage of the ma ,hine and performs other hair rais- ng stunts
 Decides in Favor of Residents
 Judge Merritt o. Ryder of Plain- lille has given a decision against he Sequassen Corporation in favor ,f five residents of Park street, by
 'ich the corporation must pay to he residents in question the sum # $35.72 for each time they tap the water main as their share. The 'equassen Corporation claimed that, y paying for the first tapping. they we're free to tap as often as they de- fred but the court ruled otherwise.
 Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan of Bris- ol represented the residents of Park treet and Attorney Donald Gaffney If New Britain the Sequassen Corp 'ration.
 Fire in Wardrobe
 At $40 o'clock last evening, squad A and Engine Co. No. l were alled 10 the home of Robert Wood- ord where fire had in some way 'een started In Mir. Woodford's wardrobe. Chemicals were used and ! he blaze eXtinguished with but mall amount of damage
 Reception to MT. and Mrs. Allen
 After the annual harvest supper f the Ladies Aid society. held in he Asbury Methodist church last ! yening, reception was rendered O Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Allen of lenney street, who were recently married. A large paper suitcase ontaining numerous gifts and a 'urso of gold, was presented to the ouple by Rev. William Davis. Jr., 'astor Of the church and refresh- nents were served. About 100