New Britain herald., 1926-12-09

of railroad officials to continue their check and bring the apprehended Itrespassers to court.
 Large Outstanding Charity Account
 several towns about the state are Indebted to Bristol for charity ren- dered to the total amount of s6.- 600 and efforts are now being made hy Charity Commissioner William r, smlthWlck 10 effect settlements. The town of Plymouth alone owes Bris- tol s1,S50 for taking care of needy parties. the responsibility for which rests with the former town. Water- bury is also another debtor of the city of Bristol, as is the city of Hart. ford, some of whose accounts date back 15 years. Bristol also has some money coming from the state of Connecticut. which vii, probably be received within the next few days | This information was advanced 10 the city council by Mir. Smithwick with request for an additional ap- propriation of s2o00 with which to carry on until the budget for the present year is formally approved, l but 1t has been decided to wait un- til the next meeting on December 14th to see if sufficient amount cannot be collected from some of the towns mentioned above
 Funeral Of Mrs. Frank Schieding l The funeral of Mrs. Victoria Schieding, widow of the late Frank Schieding, was held at 2:30 o'clock from her late home at 40 Grove street. Rev. P. r. Wolfenden. pastor of the Bristol Baptist church, con- ducted the services and burial was | in the family lot in West cemetery.
 D. A. R. Meeting ! The regular monthly meeting of Katherine Gaylord Chapter. Daugh- ters American Revolution. will be | held at 3 o'clock tomorrow after- noon at the home of Mrs. Carlyle F. Barnes on Prospect place. Miss Clemmie Henry of Maryville college, f Tennessee. Will be the speaker for i the occasion.
 Funeral of Mrs. Lester R. Chapin l The funeral of Mrs. Mary Eliza. beth Chapin. wife of Lester R. |Chapin of 34 Putnam street, will be held at 9:3o o'clock tomorrow morn- ling from Trinity Episcopal church. 1 Rev. John Wilkins will conduct the services and interment will be in West cemetery.
 | To Go to CoIlinsyiIIe
 Kitcheway Council, D. of P, will leave Red Mems hall at o'clock this evening for Collinsvllle where they will confer the degree on class of candidates.
 i Liquor Violators Jailed 1 Andrew Sejerman and Max Hot koski of this city, who were bound over in the local court several weeks ago on charges of transporting H. quor, were each fined s20o and sen- tensed to six months in jail by Judge Edwin C. Dickenson in. the superior court yesterday. Both men were represented by the local court and during yesterdays proceedings by Attorney Noble E. Pierce of this city.
 To Elect Officers Court Ever Welcome, No. 30, For esters of Ameriaa, will hold a meet ing at o'clock this evening in Red Mems hall. There will be nomina- | tion and election of officers. To Open Season
 1 The local high school basketball team will open it's season tomorrow evening in the school gymnasium with the Terryville high school team &s their opponents. Coach Tommy Monohan has gathered together goodly collection of fast perform CTS and the boys are out to win all of their games this year. Ben Rior- dan is captain of the quintet and will have Comerford, Hugret, Masi. Rao, Zetarski, Warehouse and AL iaire, all veterans of last years squad to assist him.
 Legion Bowling League Schedule The American Legion Hartford County Bowling league, insofar as it affects seicheprey post of this city. is as follows:
 Dec. 3. West Hartford at Bristol: Dec. 10th. Bristol at Hartford: Dec. IT, Bristol at New Britain: Dec. 24. Unionville at Bristol; Dec. 31, Bris- tol at Southington: Jan. z Windsor at Bristol; Ian. 14, Plainville at Bristol; Jan. 21, Bristol at West Hartford; Jan, 2S, Hartford at Bris- tol; Feb. 4, New Britain at Bristol: Feb. 11th, Bristol at Unionville; Feb. Is, Southington at Bristol: Feb, o5, Bristol at Windsor; March i. Bristol at Plainvile.
 Each team in the league will bowl IG games and the team with the greatest number of games won at the end of the season will naturally be declar l champions of the county.
 Mrs. Ralph IT. Wooster
 Mrs. Almira Stewart Wooster, aged 55. wife of Ralph H. Wooster of Stafford avenue. Forestville. died at her home last night from heart trouble. Mrs. Wooster had been in i'll health for several months but had been seriously ill for about two weeks
 She was born in Pennington on September 2, 1871. the daughter of John and Fannie Stewart. She was a member of the Asbury Methodist church, the Sunshine. Circle and Newton s. Manross Post, Women's Relief Corps,
 Surviving her, besides her hus- band, are two sons. Ralph Wooster of Americus, Georgia and Harold, who raci3pc of homo. oISo b,- twn grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held at c:So o'clock Saturday afternoon from the Asbury Methodist church. Rev. Will liam r, Davis, Jr., will conduct the services and the remains will be placed in the vault at Forestville cemetery for interment in the spring.
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