New Britain herald., 1927-01-24
lied several week. ago, were adop.-

died several weeks ago, were adopt. ed
 In accordance with the bylaws. the board of directors will hold monthly meetings, the next one to be on Saturday, February 26th. at ! place to be designated by the acting president.
 Funeral of Mrs. Walter s. Smith
 The funeral of Mrs. Walter s. Smith of Terryville avenue was held at 2:S0 o'clock Sunday afternoon from her late home. Rev. r. F. Wolfenden. pastor of the Bristol Baptist church, conducted the serv- ices and the body will be placed in the vault at West cemetery for in- torment in the spring
 Trespassers Arrested
 Fred Carrier and Anthony Parente were arrested Saturday afternoon by Lieutenant James Rooney of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad police. charged with tres passing. The youths were appre- hended in the act of jumping over the fence in front of the railroad sta ton which was recently erected by the Bristol National bank The case of Parente was nolled on pay ment of costs amounting to s6.lo by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather. but Carrier refused to pay the amount in question. As result. he was brought before Judge Will liam J. Malone in police court and received a fine of s10 and costs. amounting to sl6.16.
 According to the testimony Of Lieut.. Rooney. he had been en- deavoring to catch Carrier for the past several weeks and his efforts met with failure until last Saturday.
 Epworth League Eally
 A combined rally of the New Brit ain and Waterbury Fpworth league groups will be held at o'clock Wed nesday evening. January eS. in the Prospect Methodist church in this city. c. H. Barnes, director of the New Britain I. M. C. A. will be the speaker of the evening. Refresh ments and games will follow the meeting
 Publicity Committee Meeting
 A meeting of the publicity com mittee of Bristol council Boy Scouts of America, will be held this eve ming at 7;3c o'clock at Scout head quarters.
 Arrested For Naugatuck Police
 Stanley Zaleski of this city vas arrested Saturday night by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski of this city at the request of the Naugatuck police de- partment. who stated that the man was wanted in that place for theft of an automobile. Zaleski informed local police, however. that he knew nothing about the theft of the car and had simply been given . ride in it by Raymond Maxfleld of Nau- gatuck, who was arrested by the po- lice in that city last Friday. Zaleski was taken back to Naugatuck by a representative of that department yesterday.
 Anniversary Mass
 An anniversary high mass of requiem will be celebrated at s o'clock Friday morning, January 2S at St. Matthew's church. Forestville in memory of the late Lawrence Fitzpatrick.
 Hodgkinson- -Beckstedt
 Miss Clara Louise Beckstedt Of % Pratt street and Walter Hodgkinson of New Haven. son of William Hodg- kinson of Waterbury, were married at o'clock Saturday afternoon st Trinity Episcopal church. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. John Wilkins.
 Mrs. Frank Blombers of this city. q sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Miss Admire Jerome of For estville and Miss Mildred Woodruff of Plainville were the bridesmaids. Clarence Beckstedt. brother of the bride was best man and the ushers were Arthur Hodgkinson and Thomas Prescott, both of West Haven.
 The bride has been employed in the office of the Wallace Barnes Co. The bridegroom is president of the Home Bank and Trust Co. of West Haven and president and manager of the New Haven Machine Co.
 After a wedding trip in Florida, the couple will reside at 24 White street. West Haven.
 Score Two Victories
 The New Departure basketball team of this city scored two wins over the weekend. On Saturday night the Westheld Majors were turned back in the local high school gym by a 47 to 3s score. The first half was hotly contested, ending with the score g to 19 in Bristol's favor. During the second half, however, the local contingent hit their stride and easily ran up comfortable lead.
 On Sunday afternoon the Endee outfit travelled to Waterbury and took the strong St. Joseph Tab team into camp by score of 32 to 31. The Bristol boys got away to a flying start and when the first half had ended were leading their opponents b. ten points The Tabs, however, staged rally in the second half and the local team was forced to do some good defensive work to win out.
 Sundays victory was the 11th
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