New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-26
the New Departure Manufacturing

company.
| \ dinner will be served this eve
ming at the Wallace Barnes picnic
bungalow. and will be followed by
business meeting in the Wallace
Barnes theater. The speaker for the
occasion will be G, T. MacIiwain,
who VIII take for his subject The
Next Six Months OF Business"
Mrs. Frank j. Lord
Mrs. Matilda Lord, wife of Frank
}, Lord of Kenny street. died sud-
denly al her home yesterday follow
ing a brief illness.
Mrs. Lord was born in Canada,
the daughter OF Abram and Florence
Moquln. For the past IS years she
had been resident of Forestville
surviving. besides her husband,
| are one son, Arthur Lord; one
daughter Mrs. Florence Kohl; three
grandchildren. William. Robert and
Frederick Kohl. all of Forestyi,le;
TOUR brothers, Stephen Mouuin and
Joseph Moquin of Bristol. Frederick
| Mo4uln OF Providence. r. l., and
Abram Moauin of Middlebury Mass:
also by one sister, Mrs. Della Cross
| OF Mohegan, K. l.
! Inc funeral viii be held at ST.
Matthew's church, Forestville at q
0 clock Wednesda ymornine. Rev.
| William y, Latin will celebrate tho
requiem high mass and burial will
De IN the PlainvilIe cemetery,
Boy shot In Hand
fancls Bayer. 10, of 20 Rustic
| terrace was painfully injured Mon
Gay afternoon when he was shot in
| me hand with a blank cartridge
| discharged from a 20 calibre h,anl
! 'arlrlds" pistol. He was given med
l'di treatment at his home.
| As a result of the shooting. three
| poES' ranging in age from IL to Is
! wears, were taken into custody nv
| the police and questioned by Prose
| cutting Attorney James r. Nather
inns morning. They admitted using
ar rifles and "A 80 calibre rifle in
| 'he vicinity of their homes and upon
i"riher Questioning informed the
/ prosecutor that they were respon-
Si"ls tor the breaking of a. windows
| III lhe garage owned by James Col
| i'hS on Curtlss street. Their par
| fhis agreed to pay Mr.. Collins for
| the damage done by their offsprings
| and the boys were permitted to go
| with warning.
Stolen Car Recovered
A sedan, the property OF Nellie
| Smlo"skl of Broad street. New Brit
| am, which was stolen in that CITY
/ tast sunday. was found in this city
/ Yesterday. The car had been run
! over the bank into the bed of the
Fequabuck river, but was undam.
| aged.
Fed Men to Elect
meeting of Compounce Tribe. I.
| 9. X. NJ, will be held at S o'clock
, this evening IN the wigwam on Pros
poet street, Officers for the ensuing
year will be elected.
City Planning Commission
The city planning commission will
! mold It's June meeting at I O'Clock
"dnesday afternoon In the city
! court room,
hearing on Bankruptcy
| Al a meeting of the creditors Of
Alexander s. Papko. who filed a vol
! nn'ary petition in bankruptcy re-
Gently, Francis c. Tracy was ap-
| pointed trustee and Edward Tracey.
Anthony j. Rich and George W.
Main, all of this city, were appointed
appraisers, Papko formerly con-
| Quoted a meat market on North
Main street
Requiem Masses
| An anniversary high mass Of re-
| QUEEN will be celebrated at ST. Jo-
! seph's church at $50 o'clock next
| saturday morning in memory OF
Mrs. Ellen Coffey.
At s o'clock the same day a
| months mind high mass OF requiem
viii be celebrated in memory of
! James kollegher
School Meeting
The annual meeting of school dis
trict No. 10 in the South Chippens
| Hill district Of the city will be held
at O'Clock Thursday evening, June
->th. Officers for the ensuing wear
| viii be elected and a tax will be
| laid.
Dennis O'Brien
| The funeral of Dennis ]. O'Brlen
Of - Burlington avenue. for 80
years superintendent Of the Sessions
! Foundry company. was held At .
O'Clock this morning at St Joseph's
church Rev, oliver T. Magnell Gel.
! ebrated The high mass of requiem
and burial was in St. Thomas Gem
/ ctery
! As a mark OF respect 10 the de-
ceased, the plant OF the Sessions
| Foundry company was closed all
day by the order OF President 10
seph Sessions. approximately 800
employees gathered at the factory at
/ $50 this morning. marched to the
O Brien residence and escorted the
| remains TO the church.
| Meeting Cancelled
There will be no meeting OF G. ".
| Thompson, w. r. c.. on Wednesday
, afternoon, June %. on account Of
Cromwell Day, The date OF the next
| meeting will be announced later.
Holiday Schedule
J. The regular holiday schedule Will
be in effect at the local post office
on July 4. an announcement to this
/ effect being made Monday afternoon
! by Postmaster Frank S. Merrill.
| There will be no delivery either by
rural or city carriers. The stamp
window will be open from 1880 to
Q a m. and the registry and money
order windows will be closed all
day.
Mails will be received ana dis
patched as usual on holidays. the
last mail closing at 1880 p. m.
D. DI 0ccED