New Britain herald., 1927-11-22

1 " toHOiio" dlternOOu aL nel late residence. Rev. P. F. Wolfen. den, pastor of the Bristol Baptis church. will conduct the service, and burial will be in Bloomsbury N. J.
 Funeral of Stanislaw Sxyldowsk The funeral of Stanislaw Szyldov ski of Is Meadow street, who died a, the Bristol hospital last Saturda, night following an operation for an, 1 pendlcitis, was held at St. Stanis- laus church on West street at 8 o'clock this morning A high mass Of requiem was celebrated by Rev, George Bartlewski and interment was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Ncishborhood Prayer Meeting The week. yneighborhood prayer meeting will be held at 9:3O o'clock tomorroW morning at the home of Mrs. Frank B. ColNn Of 90 Wood- land street. Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pastor of the Prospect Methodist church, will be the leader
 Red Men to Meet
 The regular weekly meeting of Compounce Tribe, l. o. R. NJ, will be held at o'clock this evening in the wiswam on Prospect street.
 Addresses Auxiliary
 Mrs. Marjorie Campbell of Wind sor Conn.,, delegate to the national convention in Paris, was the speaker at meeting Of the American Legion auxiliary held this afternoon in Le- zion hall. A luncheon was served at the close of the business session.
 Ash Collections
 The weekly ash collections. due 10 Thanksgiving falling on Thursday, will be made this week on Friday and Saturday. The Friday collec- tions will be in the southern and western sections of the city and on Saturday in the eastern and north. ern sections. The Thursday and Fri day schedule will be resumed next week,
 Maid of Wistaria."
 The Maid of Wistaria,' a musical comedy tale of Old Japan. written and composed by James A. Beali. will be presented by the Bristol lodge Of Elks in the Community theater on November 30th and De- cember 1st. The scene is laid in tho Isle of Wistaria and the time, the festival Of the harvest moon. The cast will be comprised of 1ss per- sons with Miss Dorothy Martin. who made such a hit in That's That" presented by the Elks two years ago, taking the leading feminine part. Philip Smaller has been aelected to sing the leading part Of the biz presentation.
 Holiday Observance. =
 Thursday Thanksgiving Day, will be generally observed throughout the city as a holiday. Factories, banks. stores. city offices and the public library will be closed all day.
 Postmaster Frank s. Merrill has the following schedule at the post office: No rural or city de- liveries by the carriers: the stamp window will be open from 7:So a. m. to a. m. and the registry win dow will be open between the same hours. The money order window will be closed all day. Mails will be received and dispatched as usual on holidays. the last mail closing at 7;3o ?. m. Patrons may receive their mail on Thanksgiving Day between the hours of 7:S0 a. m. and 9 a. m., at the stamp window. providing they notify the post office prior to 1:S0 D. m., Wednesday, November 2S.
 Schools Close Tomorrow.
 The city schools will close tomor- row noon for the Thanksgiving re- cess and will reopen on Monday morning. November 2Sth.
 Win Setback Tournament.
 The setback team of G. A. Hadsell camp. |. $. W. V. of this city de- 'eated the setback team of the New Britain camp last evening in Area lum hall by a margin of nine games. The next sitting will be played in New Britain.
 Prior to the tournament. a meet ns Of the local camp was held and officers nominated. The election will ake place at the December meeting.
 Attachment Filed.
 An attachment for $4,500 in favor # the Mcdonald Mortgage and Realty company was filed yesterday n the office of the city clerk against property of Pasquale and Luisa ) 'Agostino on Academy street and 'wining street, Forestville. The writ s returnable in the superior court t Hartford the first Tuesday in De- ember.
 Hits Parked Car.
 While turning into Riverside ave lue from Main street yesterday after .oon. the steering apparatus on . rnck operated by Rosario Croche- eri of l97 Jacobs street failed to properly and as a result he truck crashed into light coupe wned by Supernumerary Policeman oseph Ryan. which was parked on Riverside avenue. John Dorian of 9 Church street, who was riding on he seat Of the truck, received . eep gash on his head whom the orce of the impact threw him gainst the windshield. He was at- ended by Dr. Robert J. Boyle and ater taken to his home.
 Crocheteri appeared before Prose- uting Attorney James T. Mather his morning and agreed to settle or the damages.
 Campaign Progreaee. The campaign to stamp out diph- heria in the schools of the city has