New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-09

down on the books for 4 dif1lpk
assignment on Sunday At Nuxu,
Field when the league leading Nam,
chester team will furnish the oppo.
sition in Connecticut State League
contest. The game will get unler
| way at O'Clock.
The visitors have an indicated
slate to date, showing six consecu-
tive victories and no defeats.
Tax Office Open.
For the convenience Of those
| wishing TO pay the general witty tar,
| Tax Collector Frank B. Riley has ar.
| ranged to keep his Office open this
afternoon between the hours Of 1880
and and from to s this evening.
Sails for Sweden.
Werner Sanderson of ia Nodth
street sailed from New York today
on the S. S. Gripsholm for Sweden
where he Will remain for three
months visiting relatives and
friends.
Amateur Bouts
weekly amateur boxing show. staged
last evening at Muzzy field under the
auspices OF the Park Athletic club.
In the feature bout of the evening.
Zeke Mazer of Hartford. osS pound
state amateur champ. won the de-
cislon over Tony Laviero OF Bristol
in four rounds. The results of the
other bouts were as follows: 1oO
pounds Del Poulette, New Britain
over Brownie Tucker. Hartford.
four rounds; 1870 pounds. Rocco
curto, Hartford, knocked out Al
Hopkins, Bristol, first round; $50
pounds, Vic Merely, Hartford,
knocked out Joe Rudy. Thomaston,
third round; l5S pounds. Tony D.
Anunzio. Hartford. scored technical
knockout over Bill kasper, Terry
Vile, who refused to get up after
being knocked down: James Grant
and Pat Shea, both of Hartford,
were chased from the ring by Ref
cree John Willis for stalling; lis
pounds, Jack Sharkey. Waterbury,
won decision over Eddie Ryan, Wa
tertoWn; 40 pounds. All Monico,
Bristol, Won decision over Bill Dom
broski, Hartford, three rounds.
Birth of son
A son was born at the New Brit
ain General hospital on Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Paul Of Sc
Crescent Drive, this city.
ID. \. II. Annual
At meeting of katherine Gay
lord Chapter d. A. r.. held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emil
Funk in Whigville, The following Of
two years: Mrs. Morton G. Tread
way. regent: Mrs. stephen NJ Wells,
vice-regcnt; Mrs. Edison Peck. cor
responding secretary: advisory
board, Mrs. Carlyle Barnes and Mrs.
Gales p. Moore.
Marriage Intention Filed
Notice of intent TO marry was
filed in the city clerks Office Friday
afternoon by Robert H. Brannon OF
East Main street, Forestville and
Florence f. Farrell Of 273 Central
street. Forestville. The wedding
will take place on Monday morning,
June 18th, at st. Matthews church.
Funeral OF Mrs. Walter G. Austin
Word was received in this city
Friday of the death in Stamford Of
Mrs. Annette A. Austin. wife OF
Walter G. Austin. The funeral will
take place at $3.50 o'clock Sunday
afternoon at her late home on Lin
coin park, Stamford Committal
services will be held at West ceme-
terry. this city. at 1880 o'clock Mon
day morning.
Annual Spring Dance
Plans have been completed for
the annual spring dance OF the Pc
quabuck Golf club. to be held Tues
day evening. June 18th. Music will
be furnished by the New Departure
orchestra.
The committee on arrangements
consists OF Miss Helen Burgess,
chairman: Miss Rosetta Murphy,
Miss Vivian Plumb. Miss Julia
Stack. Miss Helen Rezenski. Miss
Mildred Nelson, Joseph p. O'Con.
nell. Gordon Turner. Daniel Davis.
Melvin White. Ralph Seymour and
Hector LeBeau.
A son was born yesterday at New
Britain General hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hector Paul of IS Crescent
drive