New Britain herald., 1927-05-16
vised last Saturday to keep thsir animals locked up.
 Double Rainbow Seen

Many local persons report two perfectly arched rainbows appearing in the eastern skies about 7:so o'clock Sunday evening. Both rain- ooWs were distinctly visible, pAr. ticularly the lower one which shoue with unusual brilliance. Some of the oldest residents fin discussing the matter today stated that they had never before seen two rainbows appearing simultaneously. one directl yover the other. Funeral of Stephen Schriver The funeral of Stephen schriver. former resident of this city who died in Pensacola. Fla, following m operation. was held this afternoon from the undertaking rooms Of C. Funk and Son on Prospect street lnterment was in the family lot in Harwinton.
 arrested At Lake Compounce walter Fuller of New Park ave- hue. Hartford, and George Carlson of Forest street, Hartford were .,- rested at Lake Compounce Saturday night by Constables Sampson Smith ana Randall Fish on charges of fin. eoSicatlon. breach Of tho peace and resistance. When the officers re. monstrated with the men for their actions. a fight started and black Jacks were used before the men were subdued. The men were re. leased under bonds for their ap. pearance in the southinston town court today.
 Coast Guards Defeated | The |. s. Coast Guard baseh.l team of New London suffered defeat at Muzzy Field Sunday afternoon at the hands Of the local New Denar. ture outfit, to 5. Stolen bases fig ured prominently in the result. the Bristol players pilfering f,ve sacks and the visitors three. The features of the game yarn the batting of Zetarski and a fine running catch by Reilly of the En- dees.
 Automobile Stolen Patrick Guillemette of Ss Pratt street reported to tho police dopart- ment last night that his roadster. bearing Connecticut license No. P-66o2, was stolen while he was at. tending picture show in | nearby theater. Departments in surround ing towns have been notified. U. $. W. V. Meeting A meeting of C. 4. Hadsell camp. U. 8. w. N.. will be held at s o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall. Plans for Memorial Day will be discussed
 Bristol High Wins
 The Bristol High school baseball team had no difficulty in defeating the Md'lietown high team in the latter city last Saturday. to 0. Comerford, pitching for Bristol. had his opponents completely at his mercy at all times, but three hits being made off his delivery, and also starred at the bat, making four hits out of five trips to tho plate. Adjourned Council Meeting The adjourned May meeting of the city council will be held It 7:3o o'clock Tuesday evening. There are numerous street improvement and sewer installation hearings schedul- ed and bids for certain improve ment work will be awarded. Sail for Sweden Mir. and Mrs. Hugo P. Olson of v Putnam street sailed from New York city on Saturday aboard the Rotorship Gripsholm for . several months visit to their old home in Sweden.
 Morgan.Ashtm Miss Leliaone Ashton, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry c. Ashton of Washington street. Forestville, and Loyal B. Morgan. son of Mir. and Mrs. William P. Morgan of Prospect street. Bristol, were married this morning in South Meriden. by Rev. J. T. Hamilton. formerly pastor of the Asbury Methodist church. For estville. The couple were unattend- ed. The bride wore . gown of Mother Goose tan georsette over crepe de chine with hat to match.
 Immediately following the cere- mony. the couple left on . motor trip to Maine. and upon their return will reside at 117 Washington street. Forestville.
 Agnes Geneyieve O'Sullivan
 Miss Agnes Genevieve O'Sullivan. aged S4. daughter of the late Michael J. and Ellen O'Sullivan, died at her home on Camp street, For estville. following an illness of sev- eral months.
 She was born in Forestville, Oct. 19, 1892 and attended tho Stafford and Bristol high schools, graduating from the latter institution in 1910 with honors. Until ill health forced her retirement several months ago. she had been employed as a book keeper for the F. A. shaffer Co.,, of this city.
 Surviving her are three sisters. Mrs. James Kinarney of UnionvilIe. Mrs. John Kelley Of Camp street and Miss Dorothy O'Sullivan, also of Camp street. Forestville: live broth- CTS, William. John. Eugene and Frank Sullivan of Forestville and Henry O'Sullivan of New York city. She was a lifelong member of St. Matthew's church. Forestville and of the Senior Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
 Funeral services will be held a, her late home at g o'clock Tuesday morning and will be followed by a requiem high mass at St. Matthew's church. Forestville. Interment will be in St. Joseph's cemetery, Bristol
 Case Disposed Of
 Little Marion Devlin. eight year
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