New Britain herald., 1927-01-06

The funeral of Charles l.. Anthony | Of 106 Laurel street was held at .
 o'clock this afternoon at the Pros-
 pect Methodist church chapel Serv- 1 ices were conduction by Rev. Hubert D. Jones and interment was in West ! cemetery.
 To Hold Annual Meeting The Bristol Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare Association will hold
 their annual meeting at 7:30 o'clock ! next Tuesday evening, January 1lth. Various reports will be submitted The public has been cordially in- vited to attend.
 Police Ball Committees Named The annual police ball will be held on April 22 in the Community l theater. according to an announce ment made yesterday by L. A. Wheeler, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce who has again been selected as general chairman of the event. The other officers and com mittees named are as follows Treasurer. Chief Ernest T. Beldcn: balloon committee, William N. De- Roster. chairman with power to se- lect his own assistant: ticket con- mittee, Captain Thomas F. Guckin, chairman; Sergeant Daniel McGilli- ! cuddy, Officers Strupp, Brault Ser geant Jeglinsky and Court Clerk Francis Donnelly; reception commit tee, Judge William J. Malone, chair
 man. ". R. Crumb, Judge S. Rus , sell Mink, Homer H. Judd, Robert
 J. Stack and Mayon John F. Wade;
 concert program, L. A. Wheeler, Jo- seph M. Donovan, James w. Burns
 and James T. Mather; ball commit tee, Roscoe L. Sessions. chairman: Brown Joyce. Joseph Deyine and William N DeRosier
 Injuries Hand
 Mrs. Peter Carros of S9 Landry street received painful injury yes
 terday when he left hand was caught 1 in the wringer of an electric washing
 machine. She was attended by Dr. | Raoul Siciliano. who found it neces-
 sary to take eight stitches to close | the cut.
 Basketball Tonight The Forestville Athletic club basketball team will line up tonight
 in Firemen's hall. Forestville against 1 the fast Aetna Fire Insurance com pany quintet Of Hartford. Clyde 1 Whitman, who for several years was
 d member of the Forestville team. t,r-ill iy, la r,e,t- Mrs. George A. Warner | Mrs. Harriet Shove Warner aged ! 61. wife of ex-Postmaster George A. Warner Of 123 High street, died al 6:30 o'clock this morning at the Hartford hospital after q three
 weeks illness with complications. 1 Mrs. Warner was born in Bristol
 or January :, 1860. and her entire | life was spent in this city. She at tended the South Side school. On
 October 22, 1884, she was married in
 this city to George A. Warner. She
 was lifelong member of the Bris-
 tol Baptist church and a member of
 the Delta Reading club. 1 Surviving Mrs. Warner, besides her 1 husband, are one son, Howard S. | Warner assistant cashier of the
 City Bank and Trust company. Hart
 ford, and two grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Lottie Bacon of Hart l ford.
 Funeral arrangements had not
 been completed lip to noon today. but it Is believed that services will
 be held on Saturday afternoon. Falls Downstairs Mrs Ernest T. Belden of 4s Vol
 colt street. wife of Chief of Police
 Eelden, received a severe shaking
 up early yesterday morning at her home as result of fall down. stairs. She was attended by Dr.
 Ralph 4. Richardson. Mrs. Belden was reported as resting comfortably this morning
 Bound Over On Girls Charges Julius Porat of Frederick street was released by the police this morn- ing under bonds of s100O. furnished by his parents. He was arrested yesterday on complaint of young woman Of East Bristol and his case will be tried at the next term of the superior court.
 W. C. T. |. Prayer Meeting 4 prayer meeting for the mem bers of the Woman's Christian Tenn perance Union will be held at o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alfred Norton of A
 Woodland street. Everyone inter- ested in the temperance cause is ex- tended an invitation to attend.
 Funeral of Bert S. Parker
 The funeral of Bert s. Parker, aged 4S years, who died at the Hart ford hospital Tuesday night from heart trouble, was held at 10 o'clock this morning from the undertaking parlors of James J. Dunn on West street. Services were conducted by Rev. John Wilkins, rector of Trin- ity Episcopal church, and the body was placed in the vault at West cemetery. for interment in the spring.
 
 the American Silver company and so far as is known left no relatives. To Act On Pastors Resignation A meeting of the members of the First Congregational church will be held this evening to act on the resig- nation of the pastor, Rev Ernest l.. Wismer. which was presented las, Sunday morning.
 Meeting of Playground Committee
 A meeting Of the playground con- mittea was held yesterday afternoon in the offices of the Chamber Of Commerce and plans for the coming summer season were discussed. An tContinued on Page 12)