New Britain herald., 1927-09-09

long illness. was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from her late home on stafford avenue. Rev. B. B.s Str5inc of Southington conducted the services and burial was in the [ forestyille C, mctory. Grange Picnic l Tn" annual picnic Of Bristol | Grange. r. Of H.. No. lie. will be l held tomorrow afternoon at the Bur { 'ington avenue community house. l The outing will be held rain or shine.
 ! ], o. o. r. Meeting { stephen Terry lodge. l. 0. o. F.. , will hold their regular meeting at o'clock this evening in Sephen i Terry hall. Members of the Hart : ford lodge will be the guests or the evening and refreshments will be selN ed.
 Funeral Of Frank r.. Lanson The funeral of Frank F.. Tameon vice president Of the Sessions Foun- , dry company, who died suddenly last Wednesday. was held at his late home on High street al 9:3o oclo"k this afternoon. Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor Of the Prospect Meth odist church, conducted the services and burial was in West cemetery. Case NolIcd The case Of Paul Carter. charged with in'oNICatiou. was nolled hy As Sistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert J. Stack this morning on payment | Of costs.
 Carter was arrested at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon in doorway on North Main street by Detective Sergeant Daniel McGiIicudAy after la telephone complaint had been re ccived at headquarters
 Amateur Bouts
 Fourteen amateur bouts are slat- cd for this evening at Muzzy Field under the auspices Of tho Park Athletic club. The card as an- nounccd by Matchmaker Palotti is as follows;
 10 po"IhS' tt MaHCilll or ftir1- 'ord Vs. Johnny Sirocco of New Haven: 1S5 pounds. Red Knight of New Haven vs. Jack Buffy Of Wa t"rbury: 155 pounds. Rcd Zahno Of Forestyille vs. Joe Zotter Of New Britain; 12G pounds. Nick Christie of Bristol vs. Jack Paoli of Water bury: 1lS pounds. Nick Cayalieri of Bristol ,s. Joe Mazelli Of New Ha- ven: 13o pounds, Ray Taylor Of Terryville ys. Joe Paoli of Water bury; l55 pounds. Joe Moline of Bristol vs. Tommy Collins of Hart ford.
 135 pounds. Frank Gossclin Of Now Britain vs. Tony 1aviero Of Bristol; 1%o pounds. Pete Garber Of Tcrryville vs. Al Hopkins Of Bris- tol. 135 pounds. Joe Cirko Of For cstville vs. Raff Scott Of Hartford. 112 pounds, Emery Taylor Of Br9s- tol vs. Louie Rogers of Waterbury: lso pounds, Dominick Tishkil of New Britain vs. Joe DoTel Of Wa terbury: 145 pounds, Charlie Stew cns Of Hartford vs. Ray Dolan of Waterbury: 155 pounds, Lem Ieffor- son Of Berlin vs. Al Mariana Of Waterbury.
 Honest" John Willis Of New Britain will referee and William I. Duffy and Raymond J. Casey viii serve as judges. John Fitzpatrick will be the announcer.
 Auto Catches Fire
 Engine Company No. was re- heved of the necessity of respond ing to fire yesterday afternoon but instead the fire was brought almost 10 their door. An automobile being lowed 10 a School street garage caught fire in front oF the fire headquarters and a pail Of water was all that was required 10 ex- tinguish the blaze.
 Last Day For Petitions
 Petitions presenting the names of candidates for the primary election to he held on Tuesday September "oth, will not be accepted in the office of tho city clerk after II o'clock tomorrow morning, No ad- ditional petitions had hcen filed up t6 noon today and no more are an- iicipated
 Lifelong Resident Dies
 Mrs. Celia C. Bromley. aged = years. widow of the late William D. Bromley, diNd at her home on Summer street at o'clock last eve ming following long illness
 Sh" was born in the F.lcewood s""t'o ot the city on August [. 1S50, lh" dru"htor of Edward and Nrroli"o (H" 't Gr7 ham For en- tire Tiff" was sront in this city. On NoN"mbnr @5. 1N.a. she was nor riod to William n. Ern"1lev. who di"i ahc-lt twenty years ago.
 Mrs. Bromley was tho oldest in years of membership of the Pros neCt Methodist church and for m"Ny years ha' been active in the 2 member of the Home Missionary society Of the church and Inc Ladies Aid society
 She is survived hy one sister. Mrs, Ida Butler. with whom she made rcr homo. and one brother William II. Graham of this city.
 The funeral will be hol1 at her late home at o;So o'clock Saturday afternoon. Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor of the Prospect Methodist church, will conduct the services and burial will be in West cemetery.