New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-25

the immediate families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frissel. Jr., win
make their future home in Middle
| town, Conn.
Tax Office Open.
For the convenience Of those
wishing to pay their general city tax
Tax Collector Frank r. Riley has
arranged to keep his office open this
afternoon from 1890 to and this
evening from to o'clock.
Sunday Baseball
The Norwalk baseball team will
make its first appearance Of the sea-
son here Sunday afternoon, when
they will afford the opposition for
the New Departure OUTFIT. The ytsi-
tors are considered one OF the fast
est teams In the state and have on
their roster some Of the best semi
pro players obtainable.
Rudy. Beers or Schuman will
pitch for Norwalk, while Big Mike"
Murray will toe the slab for the 10.
calls. Coughlin and McCabe will be
the official arbiters.
Funeral of Louis J. Rondcau
The funeral Of Louis J. Rondeau,
aged II years. who died at the Bris-
tol hospital Thursday morning fol-
lowing a short illness with complies
tons. was held at . o'clock this
morning at the Church Of the Inn
maculate Conception in Terryville.
Rev. James A. Broderick celebrated
the high mass OF requiem and burial
was in st. Mary's cemetery, Terry
vile.
To Attend Church Service
Upon invitation of Rev. Z. p.
Haines, pastor Of 'the Thomaston
Congregational church. members OF
Franklin Lodge. A. F. and A. NJ.
! will journey to Thomaston tomorrow
/ morning to attend services hold IN
connection with the observance of
st. Johns day by the Thomaston
lodge. A special meeting of the local
lodge will be held at o'clock at
which time the members will gather
to make the trip.
1t Is expected that members Of the
various Masonic lodges in Thomas
ton. Torrngton. WATERFOWL and
other nearby places will be present
at the services tomorrow.
Fire Board Meeting
! The regular monthly meeting Of
| the board Of fire commissioners was
| held at 5 O'clock last evening in the
city council chamber. Several bills
were approved for payment and
Chief John H. Hayes gave a brief
outline Of the convention Of the
! New England Association Of Fire
| Chiefs. held this week in Portland.
Mass.
! To Wed Pittsfield Girl
| Miss Grace Elizabeth Griffen,
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Anson G..
Griffen Of 1877 Wendell avenue, Pitts
field, Mass. and Frank Harvey Lins-
ley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray K.
Linsley Of So Stearns street. thi. city,
will be married at 1880 o'clock this
evening at the First Baptist church
in Pittsfleld, Mass
Appointed Employment Manager
Charles B. Greene. who for the
past ~ years has been head q the
shipping department Of the New
Departure Mfg. Co.. has been ap-
pointed employment manager to iii
the vacancy made by the death OF
E. B. Case.
| Mr.. Greene will assume his new
duties on Friday. July /.
Engagement Announced
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryan Of
Field street have announced the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Catherine Ryan to Edward Violet Of
Gridley street.
| Attending Dedication
Members Of G. A. Hadsell Camp.
U. s. W. ", and the Ladies' Auxil-
larry left Bristol at J. o'clock this
afternoon for New Britain where
they are attending the dedication OF
the Memorial monument
Mrs. Mary Morse.
Mrs. Mary Morse, aged 6s, wife
OF Sydney f Morse. of So Judd
street. died at her home at S:16
o'clock this morning following a
| short Illness. She was born in Bris-
toll. the daughter Of Franklin and
Alvira Smith. her entire life being
spent here. She was a member Of
the Advent Christian church.
Surviving Ter. besides her nus
band. are two sons. Edward and
Robert and two daughters, Emma
and Edith Morse all Of this city.
The funeral will probably b. held
from her late home Tuesday after
noon at O'clock. Burial will be in
West cemetery.