New Britain herald., 1927-11-05

Mine District. He attended the local i schools and later entered the en- | ploy Of the old Burner factory in Forestville. For a great many years l he was employed by that concern as night watchman. When the plant was taken over by the National Marine Lamp company. Mfr. Stone remained with that organization in a similar capacity. but of late years l had been on day duty.
 l He was a member of Talos coun- cil. Knights Of Columbus, of Bris- tol; Court Forest, Foresters Of America; and St. Matthew's church. Surviving are one niece, Miss Eliza. beth Dutton, and four nephews. William H. Dutton of Fores,vlle, Captain George Dutton of the New York State Troopers ex-Mayor Jo- scph l.. Dutton. and John Rock of Bristol.
 The funeral will bo held at the underta king parlors of Thomas P. nBricn on Main street at s:3o o'clock Monday morning and at St. Matthew's church at 9 o'clock. Rev. William r I.anin will celebrate the hjEh mass Of requiem and burial will be in St. Joscph's cemetery. Last Bridge Party
 The last Of a series of bi-veekly bridge parties will be held at the rhippanee Country club on next Wednesday afternoon. November g. Mrs, William k. Rowcs will be the hostess for the occasion and she will ha assisted by Mrs. William J. Ma Iono Mrs, William r. Calder and Mrs. Frederick G. Hughes. { To Receive Communion
 Members uf the Third Order of St Francis of St. Joseph's church will attend the 715 o'clock mass to. morrow morning and receive holy communion in body,
 ! This evening at 7:3o o'clock there will be devotions In honor Of St. Anne.
 1 Amateur Boxing Card { Henry Bell, colored, of Hartford lost q four round decision to Charlie Rasmussen Of Terryville In the feature bout Of an amateur card staged in Red Mems hall last eve. ming under the auspices Of the Park Athletic club. The men weighed in at l75 pounds.
 1 In the semi-fnai, Joe Zotter o4 New Britain scored technical knockout over Gene Martin of Terryville in the second round when the latter's seconds threw In . towel shortly after the opening of the second round. zotter caught Martin flush on the jaw. knocking him through the ropes and onto the floor. Martin climbed back in the ring but was dazed and on the verge of a knockout.
 The results of the other bouts were as follows: lls pounds, Dom chick friscall knocked out Pete Mahoney. Terryville, second round; ll4 pounds. Emery Taylor. Bristol, won decision over Eddie Ryan. of Torryville; 175 pounds, Vic Carlson, Tcrryvillc won decision over Frank Miller. Bristol; 135 pounds. Tony l.avero, Bristol. lost decision to Joe Mariana, Hartford: ll6 pounds. Micky Rome, Hartford. scored tech nical knockout over Edward Jacobs New Britain. when latter dropped to one knee without being hit: l3o pounds. Johnny Angelo, Hartford, junior amateur lightweight champ of the state, won decision over Ray Taylor, Terryyile.
 Boys Club Building Plans
 Following several weeks of inten- siNc study of the best Boys club building in the east the building committee of the proposed new Boys club building has decided upon q tentative plan. the details Of which are being worked out by members Of the committee in conjunction with the architect, Charles s. Palmer Of ' New Haven.
 During the past few days solici- tors for pledges to the building fund have been asked questions as to the size and equipment Of the new club house. The reply 10 such questions is that the building committee ts seeking to provide a building Of suf- tiCient size. yet simple in design, and still providing for the necessary ar- rangements to put the Bristol Boys club building on a par with those of other cities.
 In the basement there will prob ably be three work shops. On the main floor it is proposed to provide for the administration office and there will also be game rooms for both older and younger boys, the regulation gymnasium and a swim ming pool with locker and shower rooms between.
 to have three or four class rooms and a library. Adjacent to one of the class rooms the plans call for arrangements for q small kitchen 30 that different groups may have din. her gatherings.
 On the second floor it has been suggested that there be locker and shower room accommodations for women. This room will be reached by a separate outside entrance and stairs
 Mrs. Hida Johnson Dies
 Mrs. Hilda Johnson, aged 7I. widow of the late Sven r. Johnson. ldiei Inst evening at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Carl Ehb, al Stafford avenue, Fores'ville, following an ili. ness of one week Mrs Johnson was ohrn a Gland Island. a Swed.
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