New Britain herald., 1927-11-12

 Harriet w. Lord, who survives, with one daughter. Mrs. Henry B. Wilcox.
 The funeral will be held at 3:3o o'clock Monday afternoon at the Wilcox residence on Woodland street. Interment will be in Wes, cemetery.
 Amateur Bouts We'll Attended
 The card Of amateur bouts, helt last evening in Red Mems hall uu. der the auspices of the Park Athle. tic club, was largely attended. John. my Sahno of Forestyille, who return. "d to the ring following g. layoff oi several weeks. fought and won tive battles. In the third bout Of tho evening he knocked out Will Lawson Of Windsor Locks in the first round and in the feature bout of the pro. gram he scored a decision over Joe Zottcr Of New Britain In three rounds. The results Of the other bouts Were as follows: 1ls pounds Dominick Friscall, New Britain, won over Tony Brasso, Hartford who NaN b4Hludl4il'I III NrsL round TOT dropping without being hit; lzt pounds. Bill Dubois. Windsor Locks, disqualified for unfair tactics; 1so pounds, Vic Carlson. Terryville. won decision over Martin Mayo, Of Hart. ford, 100 pounds. Jimmy Martin, Windsor Locks, decision over Eddie Demoe, Hartford; 135 pounds, Joe Iotter. New Britain. awarded deci- sion over Ray Quinn Of Windsor Locks when the latter's seconds re. fused to let him engage with Zotter: 135 pounds. Tony Laviero. Bristol, won technical knockout over Silvia kaSpar. Pequabuck: 130 pounds, Nick Christie, Bristol, knocked out F,ddle Plank, Hartford, in second round.
 Pcepcr Again Active
 \ pceper IS again active in the h)ll section Of the city, complaint having been made to the police last night by resident Of Maple street. The peepcr when discovered was pcrChcd in a tree near an upStAira window. Although the police made q search Of the neighborhood, they were unable to locate any tracs of the man.
 To Play In Thomaston
 The Maple End Athletic club foot ball team will travel to ThomaSton tomorrow afternoon. where they will play the fast town team. The Thomaston outfit has won every contest this season with the excep- ton of a no-score game played with Merden and stand a good chance of grabbing the Naugatuck Valley champ mpionship.
 To Wed New Britain Man
 The wedding of Miss Gertrude Blackall of 12 Pierson Court. this city. and Dr. E. J. Dray of New Britain will take place next Tues day morning at 10 o'clock at eI Joseph's church.
 Middletown Here Sunday
 The Sons of Italy football team of Middletown will furnish the op- position for the West End team at Muzzy Field tomorrow afternoon. The visitors have enjoyed . highly successful season to date, as have the local contingent and the game should furnish plenty of thrills. Tommy Monahan will referee the contest.
 Articles "Lost" At High School
 It is understood that a complaint has been made to the police depart ment as result of articles of wear ing apparel disappearing from the cloak room at the Bristol High school While the exact amount Of such losses has not been stated, it is understood that they have been occurring on various occasions dur ing the past two weeks. What ac- ton will be taken with the parties responsible, in the event their iden- tity is discovered, is unknown.
 Mrs. Tabor Dies
 Mrs. William Tabor. age 10. died at her home at 223 North Main street yesterday afternoon at 3:4h o'clock after an illness of several days. She was born at 1voryton, Connecticut. on Nov. 27. 1887. She was married il years ago and i'm mediately moved to Bristol. Besides her husband she leaves a daughter. Florence. age :. and four sisters. The sisters surviving her are Mrs. $, C. sherman, Pittsfield, Mass: Mrs. Groce Ruckinyham New York City Misses Mabel and Belle Miller of Ivoryton. She will be buried from her late home at 1:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. Walcins of the Episcopal church will officiate and burial will be in New London.