New Britain herald., 1927-08-16

2a, 1871. the daughter of John and Frederick Anderson, she came to thas city as . young girl and attended the Stafford school. She was mar ried in Forestville July II. 1895 to Charles Oscar Anderson. who sur. wives, together with one daughter. Mrs. Ruby Gustafson: one son. Carl F. Anderson of this city: and one brother. Charles J. Anderson of Lin- coin street.
 Mrs. Anderson was . member Of the Swedish Lebanon Lutheran church, the John Ericson ecandina. vian society and the Ladies Aid so- ciety
 The funeral will be held at 3:3o o'clock tomorrow afternoon at her late home and at o'clock at the Swedish Lutheran church on etearns street. Rev. Dr. Abel A. AhlQuist of New Britain will conduct the services and burial will be in West cemetery. I To Attend Convention 1 Bristol will be we'll represented at the joint convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the La dies Auxiliary to be held tomorrow and Thursday in New London. Those planning to attend are as folIows: National Director John Donnelly; Michael Gubbins. president of the local branch; William F. Smith wick. county vice president: Thomas Morin. Mrs. P. F. Ryan, Miss Ella Joyce. Mrs. James Macdonald. Mrs. Nellie Morin. Miss Margaret Powe Mrs. Mary Cushner, Mrs. John Don nelly, Mrs. Lucy Weeks. Mrs. Nora Budd and Mrs. Katherine McCus- ker.
 A. o. Fl. Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Rev Thomas J. Keena Branch. Ancient {! Order of Hiberniane, will be held ca 8 o'clock this evening in Eagles Hall on Meadow street.
 To Confer Page Degree | The degree of page will be con ferred at a meeting of Ethan Lodge. 1 Knights of Pythia1, tomorrow eve ming, in Arcanum Hall. Tho degree team of the lodge will be in charge of the exercises.
 Following the session, a meeting of A. F. Rockwell Temple Of Prhian Sisters will be held.
 Neighborhood Prayer Meeting
 The weekly neighborhood prayer meeting will be held at s3o o'clock tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs. Frank A. Weeks of 6e Wood land street. Rev. P. F. Wolfenden, pastor of the Baptist church, will be the leader.
 Joseph A. RobichAud
 Joseph A. Robichaud. aged Ss years, of 4S Chestnut street, died yesterday at his home after | ahort illness. He is survived by his wife.
 Funeral services will be held 1t [ o'clock at St. Ann's church. Rev. !. P. Perreault will celebrate the high mass of requiem and interment will be in St. Mary's cemetery, Milford.
 Reports Money Stolen.
 William Voudreu of 136 Laurel street reported to the police depart. ment last night that $5s had been stolen from the pocket of | pair of trousers which he had left hanging in the clothes closet adjoining his room. Voudreu was unable to give the police any definite idea Of when the theft occurred for the reAson that the last time he had looked r,a. A,,~,,~%
 Amateur Card Friday.
 Arrangements are being made by the Park Athletic club to stage ar1- ] other card of amateur bouts at Muzzy Field on Friday evening. Both of the previous cards were we'll attended and the local club is endeavoring to bring together on Friday evening some of the fastest amateurs in the state.
 Narrowly Escapes Injury. l John Beaucar, aged IS, of Queen street, narrowly escaped serious in- jury when he fell almost directly in front ia car operated by Har- old Carrigan at the corner Of Main and Prospect streets yesterday Aft- ernoon. Mir. Carrigan succeeded in stopping his automobile in time to avoid running over the youth.
 To Present Jewels.
 Six past-sachems jewels will te presented at a meeting of Cotn- bounce Tribe. I. 0. R. NJ, to be held Tuesday evening, August 23rd. The lodge will also act on several pro- posed changes in the bylaws of the organization next Tuesday, final re- ports to be submitted by the bylaw committee at that time.
 Teletype In Operation. The new teletype machine. in- stalled at the local police head4uar- ters by the Southern New England l Telephone Co.,, is now in operation, final adjustments having been made yesterday afternoon. A
 With the installation of the new machine, Bristol will be able to keep in constant touch with the police departments of Meriden, New Britain, New Haven, Hartford and Willimantic. 1 Thermometer Takes Drop. Thermometers in different parts of tn city registered as low as e2 degrees above this morning. an ex- ceptionally low mark for August. Farmers in the outlying sections re- port that crops are all backward and much damage has been done by the heavy rainfall. The cool nights are also blamed for the late ripen- ing of vegetables.
 EARTHQUAKE REPORTED i Moscow. Aug. Is (UP)-Dispatch les from Samarkand said Monday that two earthshocks had killed IS persons and destroyed 50 building