New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

American Trust Co, and Mrs. Tread. way are expected back today after A TWO months tour through the Medit- erranoan,
 To Be Married Saturday
 On saturday afternoon at o clock m tho Second Congregational church at Waterbury Miss Rose A. TyrelI, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles 4FFe!l ot Wolcott, and William Kilt ka ot this city will be united in marriage. Rev. Albert Buckner Goa paSor of the church and Rev. Dr. John N, Lewis, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church, will be the offl. clating clergyman.
 Mss Tyroll Is Q graduate nurse of 'he Waterbury hospital.
 Requiem Mass Thursday
 An anniversary high mass of re- .qn!em in memory of Rev. T. ]. heena, former pastor of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic church. wAll be cele. hrated in the church at s o'clock, Thursday morning, April 18th.
 Meeting Tonight
 Tho regular meeting Of Com. po"nro Tribe, I. O. R. M, will be h'ld ihs evening at s o'clock in the Hed Mems hall on Prospect street.
 sixteen Above
 Yesterday and today al 4a. m, tho ihormomotor at police headquarters registered l6 above zero, which is abuormally cold for this time O, year. A coating Of fec was noticed on several small ponds on each morning.
 Attend (, of C. Banquet
 George A. Beers, editor of the Pennington Valley Herald. and Thomas A. Tracy city editor of the Bristol Press, attended th. annual banquet Of the Chamber of Com merco of Un.onyille, held in that town last evening,
 Funeral of Carlyle r. Barnes
 Tho funeral of Carlyle F. Barnes. prominent manufacturer Of this city, who died in San Diego, California. on Sunday April 5, was held this afternoon at o'clock from his late home, 3S Prospect place. Rev. F. l.. Wismer, pastor of the First Congre. gattonal church. ofticiated and in- 'ormcnt was in the family lot a West cemetery.
 The pail bearers, all members of ,he Wallace Barnes company organI- zat!on, of which Mir Barnes was president, were as follows: Lyman D. Adams, Detroit, Mich; r. M. Norton, Hamilton. Ontario; A. r. Peterson. Chicago, H.; r. F. WhIttlesey. Corey. Pa: William Muir and j, l.. Andrew, Bristol.
 Selections during the services were rendered hy the Wallace Barnes quartet.
 The Wallace Barnes plants in this city and Forestyillo closed at noon for the rest of the day.
 Gas Mains Changed
 T. Is understood this morning that the high-pressuro gas pipes, which were to be laid from the gas plant down Pine street to Plainville. are to he replaced by what are termed low-pressUre pipes and although the high pressure mains have already been placed along the highway, they will be picked up and returned 10 the yard. Tho reason for this change, as explained this morning, was because of the fact that in the high pressure pipes it is necessary to force the gas through, while in the other type such action is not re- Quired. The substitution will reduce tho expense and 1t is believed will handle the situation as advantage ously.
 Residents of Pine street will be benefited greatly by the laying of the gas main and it was primarily for their accommodation and that Of the people of Plainville that the Bristol X Plainville Electric Co., decided upon the present course of action.
 Mrs. Anna Rcinficish
 Mrs. Anna Reinneish, wife of Jos- eph Rointleish of Al Kelsey street, died this morning at the Bristol hos pttal where she was removed yester- day following q few weeks illness as the result of q shock.
 She was born in Germany on Feb ruary Is, 1874, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Gustave Briske and came 10 Bristol in 1892. The following year she was married to Joseph Reinfesh who survives her together with the following eight children: Mrs. Joseph Galsky of Bridgeport, the Misses Alma, Hilda and Bertha Reintleish and Edward, Fred and Harold Rcinfeish, all residents Of this city, also three grandchildren fin Bridgeport.
 She was a member of the German Lutheran church from which place tho funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 2;S0 o'clock. Rev. Emil Jestinsky will officiate mad in- torment will be In West cemetery.