New Britain herald., 1926-06-12

Veterans of Foreign Wars band.
 Harold F. Emmett Post No. s94 Of
 ms city under direction of Thomas
 J. Fischer
 Pittsburgh Here Tomorrow ] All plans have been completed for
 the baseball game tomorrow after
 noon at Muzzy field when the Pitts
 hurgh club Of the National league
 will oppose a picked team consisting
 of former college players and talent
 secured from other major league
 clubs for the occasion.
 It is expected that at least S.000 people from Hartford. New Britain. i Waterbury, New Haven. and other neighbortng towns and this city will crowd their way onto the field and special stands are being erected in center field 10 accommodate the 1 crowd.
 The game will be called at 2:Sn o'clock sharp and the visiting team i Shou!d he on the field at about 2. " of r. W. Convention . A number of members Of Harold ! r. Emmett Post, headed by Com mander James Moody. are attend- ing the sixth state encampment Of the Veterans of Foreign Wars which opened today in Wallingford. For 1 the convenience Of the veterans q bus was scheduled to leave the cor iner Of Main street and the Memo rial boulevard at 1;So~p. m. The en- campment will also be continued to- morrow, Sunday. and bus will leave the same point at a. m.. re- turning to Bristol at the close Of the convention.
 Funeral of Mrs. Forsell The funeral of Mrs. Esther Mar ion Forsoll, wife of F., E. Forsell Of Terryville avenue, will be beld to- morrow afternoon at 2:3o o'clock from the home of her mother. Mrs. Benjamin Gustafson of A Stearns street, 10 be followed by services at 2 o'clock from the Swedish Luther an church. Rev. fleming Johnson twill officia;e and interment will be in the West cemetery. Attending EnCampment
 Past Commanders and delegates Of e. A. Hadsell Camp, L. S, W. V. are in Hartford today attending the .2Srd annual encampment Of the 'ConnectiCut camp Of the United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliar- ies, l. Is expected that 2e camps will be represented and more than 800 delegates in attendance.
 Fish And Game Club Meeting
 A meeting of the Bristol Fish and Game club will be held this after noon at 3 o'clock at the State Fish Hatchery in Burlington. talk will be given by Superintendent Blan- chard on the work conducted at the hatchery from which it is expected that about 100000 small trout will be distributed this year.
 Refreshments will also be served.
 Spiritualists' Picnic
 The Compounce association Of Spiritualists will hold their sixth an- nual picnic at Lake Compounce on next Wednesday, June 16th. The business meeting will be held at l0:30 a. m.. to be followed by con ference at II o'clock. A cafeteria dinner will be served at F o'clock and at ?. m., a lecture will be given by Mrs. Ellen LoYeridge of Bridgeport.
 Applies For ConserNator
 Application was made to the Bris- tol probate court by Mayor John F. Wade for the appointment of a con servator over Kazimir Florjanski who is now in Hartford jail chsrg- ed with having Choked his wife 10 death at their home on Curtis street several weeks ago. Florjanski at the present time is under observa- ton by alienists who will render a report to the superior court on his sanity.
 Joint Meeting.
 A joint meeting of the city coun- cil and the board Of education will be held next Tuesday evening at 7;30 o'clock in the council chamber. The budget prepared by the super intendent Of schools for the next year will be gone over and discussed
 st. Joseph's school Graduation.
 The annual graduation exercises Of St. Joseph's school will be held tomorrow evening at 7:5o o'clock in St Jose ph's church. Diplomas will be presented to 5 graduates by the pastor. Rev. o. T. Magnell. and the address to the class will be given by Rev. Peter Dolin, s. J., of New York city.
 n. i. K. Election.
 At the annual meeting of Rather inc Gaylord Chapter, D. A. R., held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William R. Bowes Of Grove street, the following officers were elected: Regent. Mrs. Stephen M. Welles; vice regent, Mrs. Gales P. Moore; corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. P. Weldon; historian for one year to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Welles, Mrs. Albert D. W.T. son; advisory board. Mrs. Charleton Woodford and Mrs. Townsend TTeadway.
 A paper entitled History Of Bris- tol," by Mrs. Harlan Foster, was read by Mrs. Gales r. Moore and & musical program was rendered un- der the direction Of Miss Elizabeth Gleason. supervisor of music in the public schools.
 Police Court Cases
 The cases Of Antonio Fellissi, Vim cenzo Pavano and Antonio BerneH, charged with breach of the peace and assault on Natalie Scallo on June s, were continued again In the city court this morning until June l9. The three men are represented by Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell and Attorney Noble E. Pierce is looking after the interests Of scallo.