New Britain herald., 1928-01-17

IT ysssssiy s1ssss1 r s - csast Esesst Jse. =. '. = P ForeGtvills Wth he iastaAeo a meeting to bs he3a this sssotn1 tA Firsnes's hall. Depvty 0FsaA C1sf Ranger Albert Rawtasss q this ely will be In chsros of the exescIses.
 Fast Prea61cats' MNeaiag
 The past presidents of Nanross. Women's Relief Corps met yester- day afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Alvin Young of East Waahtngton street, Forestviile. The next meet ing will be held at the home of Mrs. Herbert Young.
 ReQateaa Masscs
 An anniversary high mass of re- quiem will be celebrated at St Joe seph's church at o'clock Friday morning in memory of Mrs. Joseph Skelskey.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated at St. Joseph's church at o'clock Saturday morning In memory of Mrs. Harriet Harrington.
 St. Joa,a's Chapel Annual
 The annual meeting of St. Johns Episcopal chapel was held last eve- ming and the following officers elect. led: Clerk, Miss Maude Bunnell: treasurer: Miss Fannie Green, col- lector. Mrs. Alvin Young: executive committee, B. O. Bronson. A. D. Per- kins. Henry Richards. Mrs. Thomas steed. Mrs. Eugene Potter and Mrs. William Elliott: delegate to the dio- cesan convention, Mrs. Eugene Pot ter. Mrs. Potter was also elected vice-chairman of the executive com- mittee.
 The report of the rector showed that during the year there were four baptisms, two funerals and no we'd dings.
 George ". Howo
 George w. Howe, aged be, of l9i Laurel street, died yesterday follow ing an illness of several years.
 Mir. Howe was born in Canistota, x. Y.. January IS. 1875. the son of George w. and Sarah Clay Howe. He came to Bristol about 20 years ago and was employed as an auto- mobile mechanic, later going into business for himself. Ill health caus- ed his retirement several years ago. He was married in New Britain to Miss Elizabeth Medley. who survives, together with one son, George W. Howe, Jr.; one daughter, Miss Mil. dred Howe: and two grandchildren Lorraine and Winifred. all ot this city.
 F'raternaliy Mir. Howe was a mem- Der of Freedman lodge, I. o. o. F.. of Walden, x. Y., and the Red Men of that town, Washington camp. P. 10. $. Of A. and Camp No. lG, F. 0. of A., of this city.
 The funeral will be held at his late home at o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev. John Wilkins. rec tor of Trinity Episcopal church. will conduct the service and burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery, Southing- ton.
 Three Cars In Collision
 Cars operated by Frank Bromley. Is Landry street, Emil Schaffrick ot Fl Jacobs street and Harry Mas troubounie of 2i0 Gridley street figured in a three-cornered collision at S:3O o'clock last night on School street. The cars were but slightly damaged.
 According to information furnish- ed the police. Mastroubounie's car skidded into the one operated by Schaffrick, who was pulling away from the curb, Schaffrick's car col- Hiding with the one driven by Brom- ley. All three drivers appeared be- fore the prosecuting attorney this morning and agreed to settle the matter civilly.
 Board Of Relief Meetings
 Meetings of the board of relief, consisting of N. F.. Nystrom, Wallace E. Crumb and Fuller F. Barnes, will be held in the city hall on February 1st, from 2 to 2 D. m., February 9th from z to ?. m.. February 18th from l 1 a. m.. to l ?. m.. and Feb ruary goth from 1 to ?. m.. for the purpose of hearing any appeals that may be made by taxpayers from the doings of the assessors A. O. Fl. Meeting
 A meeting of the Rev. T. J. Keena branch. Ancient Order of Hibernians will be held at o'clock this evening in Eagles hall on Meadow street. Final plans will be made for the inst allation exerctses 10 be held on Thursday. January 18th.
 Removed to Hospital Timothy Daily Of Central street, Forestville, was removed to St. Fran cis' hospital. Hartford. yesterday for treatment. He was taken i'll . few days ago with pneumonia.
 Ncighborl,ooti Prayer Meeting The regular weekly neighborhood prayer meeting will be held at e:$o o'clock tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs. Roland T. Hull of 1s3 Woodland street. Mrs. Clifford S. Barnes will be the leader Attending Mothers Funeral Mrs. Minnie Pelkey of South street and Mrs. Sophia Rice of sophia's Hat shoppe left yesterday for Glens Falls, x. r., to attend their mothers funeral, which will be held today. To Install Officers At a meeting of Ruth Rebekah lodge, ]. 0. 0. F., to be held this evening at s o'clock. the following officers, recently elected. will be in- stalled: Noble grand. Fife Burgess; yice-g grand. Mrs. Ethel Marsh; R. g., Leolah Williams: F. S.. Ruby Gus tafson; treasurer. Ethel Pearl; first trustee. Florence Parker. Rcxl Men tO Meet A meeting of Comrounce Tribe, !