New Britain herald., 1927-11-18

or WaterDury: 130 pounds, Nick
 Christie, Bristol. vs. Joe Didnal of
 Waterbury. Three other Waterbury
 entries, Joe Martin at 13o pounds.
 Rolo Rollins at 13S pounds and
 Bobby Morrison at 11s pounds. will
 also appear on this evenings card
 but have not as yet been matched.
 Joe Zotter of New Britain. who was
 to appear against Rollins. fractured
 a small bone in his hand last week
 and will be unable to box tonight.
 Building Committee to Meet A joint meeting of the district
 and building committees Of the
 Thirteenth school district will be
 held at 1880 o'clock this evening in
 the school building on Academy street Forestville. Bids for the erec-
 lion of a new nine room school
 house on the site acquired several
 months ago on Pine street will be considered and the contract award cd provided the lowest one received Is under the appropriation Of $75,- 900 voted by residents of the dis trict.
 ! Heavy Rain Storm 1, A heavy rainstorm. accompanied i by a high wind and intermittent flashes Of lightning and claps of { thunder. hit Bristol last evening shortly before 9 o'clock and contin- ued until after midnight. Several large limbs were blown down on , electric light wires on Riverside avenue and on Main street in Ter ryville with the result that the street lights in Forestyille were out of commission for several hours. In Terryville the entire town was in darkness for a short time until the breaks were repaired. The heavy downpour Of min flooded several of the streets in tho center of the city and caused . few minor washouts in roads in the out lying sections. A few telephones were out Of order for a short time,
 Victor Salon Orchestra Concert
 Proceeds Of the concert this eve- ming by the Victor Salon orchestra under the auspices of tho Wallace Barnes-Dunbar Male chorus will be turned into the Community chest and the Boys club building fund. according to an announcement made yesterday afternoon. Tho pro- gram as prepared by Nathaniel Shilkret. director Of the orchestra, is an exceptional one.
 The members of the Wallace BarnesDunbar Male chorus arc e follows:
 First tenors: Gaylord B. Cook, L. K. Lasher, Adam Meusel Paul Stone. H. Welles Taylor.
 Second tenors: R. H. Joerrea Henry Lawson. Charles Lockwood. Henry F. Loveioy. Barnie Morin, Harold B. Reid. Carl L. eeeyer. Philip B. Smaller.
 Baritones: J. F.. Andrew. P, r. Bcaucar. Clarence J. Bechstedt, Ralph Bronson. Edward Graham, w. H. Graham, Arthur w. Jepaon, Brown Joyce. William J. Mueller, John R. Nikolais. J. Edwin Nilsson, c. G. Wilcox, Charles F. Wager.
 Bases. Ralph Becanson, Harold E. Cook Raymond E. Dieter, Rob- 'ert Donaldson, Clarence o. Golf. Ernest l.. Golf. W. F. Johnson, Clarence Lane, Armand L'Heureux, David L. McAllister. Harry Coe Olmstead, C. NJ. Woodford, Wilmot WriUht n 1;o{, R. w. Cook. director; H. C. Barnes, pianist; Edward Graham. assistant pianist: Brown Joyce. business manager; C. r. Wager. l- brarian.
 The sextet: Gaylord B. Cook. R. w. Cook Harry Coe Olmstead, Har- old B. Reid. Phillip B. Smaller and c. M. Woodford.
 Mrs. Frank TOwIe
 Mrs. Olga Emma Towle. aged $: years. wife of Frank Towle of 215 Central street. Forestville, died sud- denly at her home at 1 o'clock this morning following heart attack.
 Mrs. Towle was born in Brook lyn, N. Y. November 26. 1895. the daughter of Jens and Emma Johan- sen. She moved with her mother to Forestville about IS years ago and was married on November 26. 1Si4s to Frank Towle, who survives, to- gether with one daughter, Marion. aged 12: her mother. Mrs. Emma Johanson Of Forestville: . sister. Mrs. AXel Cederholm of Easthamp- ton, Conn, and two brothers. Carl and Walter Johansen of Forestvtlle. She was a member of the Asbury church. the Standard bearers, and Manross post, Women's Relief corps.
 The funeral will be held at 1:3o ) clock Sunday afternoon at the As- oury Methodist church. Rev. wil- jam F. Davis, pastor. will conduct he services and burial will be in he Forestville cemetery.