New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
Mrs. Victor kIimo,itCh

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| Mrs. Sttfcnia klimoyitch. aged 81
years. wife OF Victor Klimovitch of
I - Harrison street, died at her HON.
at 2:30 o'clock this morning follow
| ing an Illness OF five weeks with
complications
| Size was born IN Lithuania. the
I daughter of Felix Nasczkiewicz. She
was married - years ago. coming
( TO this country the following year
lend settling in CollInsvile where she
resided for "a years. Five years ago
/ she came to Bristol.
! Mrs Klimovitch was a member OF
the Polish National Alliance and OF
St. Santislaus church.
! Surviving her, besides her hus-
hand are three daughters. Helen.
jennie and Hedwig and one son.
[ Ralph. all OF whom reside at home:
also by her parents, one sister and
two brothers, all living in Iithuania.
Tho funeral will be held at 600
o'clock Saturday morning at ST.
Stanislaus church. Rev. Georse
Bartlewski viii celebrate the high
mass Of requiem and intermcnt will
DC IN the new st. josephs cemetery.
Funeral of William r. Farley
The funeral Of William f. Farley
OF IS Stearns street, who died Mon
/ day night at St, Francis hospital.
Hartford, was held at o'clock this
morning AT 81. Joseph's church. Rev.
Oliver r. Magnet was celebrant OF
the high mass OF requiem, Rev. vii
liam T. Latin Of Forestville was dea-
con and Rev. Thomas Lynch, assist
ant pastor OF 81. Joseph's. suh-dea.
con. During the offertory, James
nonahue sang Ave Maria" and as
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large delegations from Bell City
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sLas'tr vacation
me SchooIs OF the city VIII close
on thursday afternoon, April IAN,
lot the Easter vacation. Sessions
VIII De resumed on tuesday mora
ing April 2oth'
Ieachers nj convention
Al meeting OF the BOARD OF
suuea'loh held last eening, 1t was
declaed 10 crosse the kindergarten
rooms IN 'he various schools on April
-''h' 10 permit the teachers to at
tend the convention OF the lnterna-
'lollai NlilderSar'en leaehers asso-
cttlon 10 ne held IN New haven.
! ms VIII be the hrst occasion on
when such gathering has been
scheduleu IN the state OF Connecu-
cut
heleft Irincipals reunion
"A peuuon' ASKING Tor the appoint
heht OF supervisor or writing IN
the puhlic schools and which was
S'Sntd oE All OF the schooi prlhol-
pals OF lhe city was rejected by the
"'q Tna genera, no,,,n ooo5f,,on j.,
the schools was discussed at length