New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
Emanuel J. Rondeau

Emanuel J. Rondeau. 66. of this city, died last night at the Water., bury hospital after long illness. He was born in St. Thomas. Que, and caae to this country while young. He was a member of the Society of St. Jean Baptiste and Of the Society Of Artisans.
 He leaves one sister, Mrs. Agnes Herald Of Waterbury; six sons, Emile J. and John Rondeau of New Britain; Leo J. and Henry Of Bris- tol. George and Elmer Rondeau of East Haddam and four brothers, Philip and Peter Rondeau of Bris- tol. Samuel Rondeau of Woonsocket. R. |. and Adelrd Rondeau Of St, Eugene, Que.
 Funeral services will be held Sat- urday morning at S;30 o'clock at tho undertaking rooms of James J. Dunn to be followed by the celebra. tion Of requiem high mass by the Rev. James Frederick at the Im- maculate Conception church in Ter ryNille. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery in Terryyille.
 Columbus Day Celebration
 While the usual Columbu. day celebration in Bristol usually in- cIgdes only exercises in the schools and the closing Of the banks and possibly the city ofri1es. this year there will be a monster celebration for the first time in many years, with a street parade and a celebra- ton at Muzzy field The exercises of tLe day will pc .corducted under the auspices Of the Sons Of Italy. Fir Chief John Hayes has an- nounced his hearty cooperation with the committee ir charge of the cele- blation and the Bristol fire depart meuL will stage fire drill on the High School Athletic field in the aft ternoon at 3;s9- o'clock after the schools have been. dismissed. Dur ing this drill the people of Bristol will be given the opportunity of see- ing the 75 root aerial ladder in oper. alton. -..- s.
 In the meantime the parade will farm and will march to the Athletic field and after the fire drill will pro- Ceed to Muzzy ield by way of the principal streets of the city. During the evening the celebration at Muz- " field will include series of box ing bouts and monster fire works display.
 Water Sheds Inspected
 Health Officer B. B. Robbins yes- terday inspected the water sheds of the Bristol water supply as pre- liminary to making his report to the state department of health regarding the condition of Bristol's water sup ply. After the inspection the health officer expressed his complete satis- faction with conditions as he found them.
 File Expense Accounts
 Several candidates in the recent city election have filed their expense accounts with the city clerk. Only one of those filed up to this time show any expense. Charles R. An- derson, candidate for reelection to the city council, spent $12.S0 for ad- vertising in the Bristol Press. Tho following. according to their account spent nothing: John F. Wade, candi- date for mayor; Ernest E. Merrill. Willard E. Hough, Frank w. Dut- ton and Levi L. Glasson. candidates for city council; D. J. Heffernan. successful candidate for assessor: Walter L. Crouch, candidate for auditor. Thomas B. Steele, candidate for city clerk: Nils E. Nystrom, candidate for the board of relief.
 Few Deaths In September
 There were only IS deaths in ths city according to the returns for the month of September which have just been completed in the office Of the city clerk. This is less than for some time and shows that the general health of the city Is good.