New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
W00D|NG CHAIRMAN 0F INVESTMENT C0,
Davis Elected President and
 Other Officers Chosen
LOCAL MAN IS DIVORCED
Walter Milewski Freed by Court Or dcr-Whitman Child Dics-Nrs. Dcming's Estate Totals S13,OO0- Basketball Gamc-Othcr Items.


 Al an organization meeting Of the Rowe-Davis Investment company, a corporation formed by q number O. business mon of the city and sur rounding towns held last evening in the office or Attorney William \. DeRosier, the following directors were elected. D. W. Beach, R. w. Cook Thomas Davis, William x. DeRosicr, l.. H. Elton, W. F. Fogg, George J. Funk, Leroy W, Greene, Dwight II, Hall. Martin Loughlin, A.. \. Macleod, R0lfc l.. Rowe, W. H.. Rowe, C. C. Stevens and C. l.. Wood Ing, All of the directors are from Bristol with the exception of A, A. Macleod, who is q residon, of pIainyillr.
 At a subsequent meeting Of the board of directors, the following of hcers were elected: Chairman of the board Of directors, Charles l.. Wood Ing; president, Thomas Davis. first Vice president Martin Lougblin. second vice president W. E. Fogg; secretary, William N, DeRosier; treasurer, Rolfe E. Rowe.
 A finance committee. which will approve all loans and have direct supervision Of the immediate flnan- clal affairs of the company, was also elected consisting Of Charles l.. Woodins. Thomas Davis. Martin LoughlIn, W. |. Fogg. Rolfo F.. Rowe, D. w. Beach and Leroy Greene.
 The certificate of incorporation of the new company, approved by Sec retary Of State Francis A. Pallotti. was received for record yesterday afternoon in the office of the city clerk.
 Offices have been established in the Masonic building on Main street and these will be opened for actual business in few days. The object Of the company is to finance second rtgagos.
 Resolution On Mayors Death
 The following resolution on the death of Mayor John F. Wade has been drafted by the city playground commission, a copy of which has been incorporated in the minutes of the board and copy sent to Mrs. Wade:
 The passing away of Mayor John Wade, after q brief illness, was q shock to all who knew him. In the affairs of the city he was tireless worker. As mayor of the City of Bristol he endcared himself to the entire community To all he was gentle, to all he was kind.
 Ever q friend of the children. he has done much 10 brighten the hours of recreation for the boys and girls of Bristol. Knowing full well the value of play in the life of d child and realizing that properly equipped recreational centers insure a Wholesome community spirit he has with rare foresight and wisdom, promoted the cause Of healthy out door activities. He championed, too, the cause of the young men of the city. in their desire for facilities for outdoor sports.
 "The past year was q banner one in the history Of our city in the field Of wholesome competitive play. and bears testimony of the appreciation of our youth for the interest and time which Mayor Wade unselfshly gave to the project.
 He gave the best that was in him.
 "It has been q privilege to work with him on a commission whose purpose he ennobled and to have shared with him his ideals of whole some recreation for the youth of Bristol
 "We bow in submission to the Divine Will.
 Be il resolved that these resolu- tionS be sent to the family of the late Mayor Wade. and also spread on the records Of the City Of Bris- to.
 voted at meeting of the Play ground Commission on November 1G, 1927.
 "PLAGGRDTND COMMISSION"
 To Decide City Championship
 The football supremacy of the city will be definitely settled tomorrow morning when the Maple Ends and West Ends hook up for their annual battle at Muzzy Field.
 Both teams have put in several days of rigid training. the Maple Ends under the direction of Coach Dewey Carpenter and the West Ends under the watchful eyes Of Coach Flynn. The boys from the north end Of the city are hoping 10 reverse last years decision, when they lost out to their heavier opponents in a