New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
BRISTOL NEWS
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(Continued from Page Seyen) the final bout against Ray Taylor of Terryyille. Taylor, who looked ten pounds lighter than his opponent, was knocked through the ropes in the second round and upon the rec ommendation of Judge William J. Malone, who was at the ringside, the bout was stopped on account Of the discrepancy in the weights. Taylor exhibited his gameness by wanting to continue.
 Johnny Red" Sahno of Forest vile, who was booked to oppose Rol- land, refused to enter the ring and automatically drew for himself six months suspension from the A. X. [.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Frank ToWlc
 The funeral of Mrs. Frank Towle who died suddenly at her home on Central street. Forestville early yes- terdav morning. will be held at 2:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Asburv Methodist church. Rev. William F. Davis, Jr., will conduct the services and burial will be in the Forestville cemetery.
 Services This Evening There will be services at 7:30 o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's church in honor of St. Anne. Funeral Of Rose Cccclia Quinn The funeral of Miss Rose Cecelia Quinn of @l1 High street, who died 1 early yesterday, will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Farrell of Stamford, a cousin of the deceased, celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was in St. 1 Thomas cemetery
 Autos Collide
 Automobiles owned by Harry Kaufman of 72 Mills street and C. Albertelli of e Jacobs street were badly damaged at ' o'clock last evening as q result of q collision at the corner of West and Meadow streets. According to information furnished Motorcycle Policeman 1 James Burns, who investigated the { accident, Nelino had driven out ct Jacobs street and was turning into ! Meadow when he struck Hattmans . cur, turning it over. Neither driver was injured.
 Both men were ordered to report before the prosecuting attorney OH ! NOnday November Hl
 Sails for England | Edward J. Selms of 7% Race street sailed from New York today on the steamship Lancastria of the Cunard , Line for a visit 10 England. He eN- 1 poets 10 be gone 3 year.
 Funeral of William IT. Tobcy | Tho funeral of William H. ToheT | of Sixth street was held at o o'clock ! this afternoon at the undertaking
 parlors of James Dunn on West ! street. The arrangements were in 1 W. V., of which Mr. Tobey was a. | charge of C.. A. lladsell Camp, |. $. member. Rev. William F. Davis, pas i tor of the Asbury Methodist church, ! Forestville, conducted the services
 and burial was in West cemetery.
 Purchases Hotel Property
 Dewitt Page, president of the i New Departure Manufacturing com
 pany, yesterday closed a deal where
 bv he acquired the old North Side hotel property at the corner Of North and Federal streets. The sale price was believed 10 be approxi-
 mately soG,oO0. Mir. Page has not
 announced as yet what use will be made of the property, although all roomers have received notices to vacate.
 To Play Ncridcn Team | The South Ends of Meriden will ] furnish the opposition for the West 1 End team at Muzzy field tomorrow
 afternoon. The game is scheduled i to start at 2:3o. Tommy Monahan
 will referee, Dick Odlum will um- 1 pire and S. Carpenter will be head i linesman.
 | Judge Figures in Auto Accident
 Cars operated by Eugene H. Alley { i Joseph NJ. Donovan of this city fig
 ured in q collision at s o'clock last
 evening near the Soldiers monument
 on the Memorial Boulevard. Both
 cars were badly damaged and Helen
 Tompkins. IS, and her younger brother, Theodore, who were riding in Alleys car. were slightly injured After receiving medical attention they were able 10 proceed to their homes. Both cars were badly dam-
 aged.
 According 10 information fur
 nished the police. Alley was driv- ing easterly along the Boulevard
 while Judge Donovan was proceed ing down Mellon street at the time of the accident. Alleys car was turned over by the impact. Both drivers appeared before the prosecuting attorney this morning and the matter will be settled civ