New Britain herald., 1928-10-12

Jerome avenue. but this t6aa hss now apparently been discarded.
 In the event 1t is decided te erect the proposed addition to tho Jen. nings school. it is probable that the work will be started within the next month or two.
 NObae c. sparks
 Noble c. Sparks. .S1, of E 6her- man street, died at his home last evening following several menths' illness with infirmitiss incident to old age.
 Mir. Sparks had lived practically his entire life in this city and for . number of years was employed at the E. 1ngraham Clock company, being retired on Q pension . year ago. He was a prominent member of Ethan lodge. Knights Of Pythias
 Surviving are his wife and two sons, Howard and Earl Sparks, all of this city.
 Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Congregational parish house. Rev. Francis T. Cooke will officiate and burial will be in West ceme- tery.
 Holiday Observance
 The banks and city offices are closed today in observance of Colum- bus Day. Stores. factories, the pub lie library and post office remained open as usual.
 Mission Services
 Special mission services opened last evening at the Swedish Congre- gational church with a sermon by the Rev. Lilljestrand of Woodstock. Conn. The preacher at this eve ning's services will be Rev. Fredeen of New Britain and on Saturday evening Rev. Lilljestrand will again daliver the sermon. Sundays pro- gram will be announced later.
 Funeral Of Anton Kaicl1er
 The funeral of Anton Kaicher of SS Pleasant avenue. who died at Gt. Francis hospital. Hartford. Thurs- day morning, will be held at his late home at o'clock Saturday morn- ing and at 9:3O o'clock at St. Nat thew's church. Forestville. Rev, Anthony M. Kaicher. pastor of the Sacred Heart church of Hartford. and son of the deceased will be the celebrant of the high mass of re- quiem. Rev. William P. Lafiin, for mer pastor of St. Matthews church and now pastor of St. Joseph's church. this city. will be deacon, and Rev. James Mcdonald, who assumed his duties as pastor of St. Matthew's church today. will be sub-deacon, Burial will be in St. Thomas ceme. tery. this city.
 Rubbish Ffre
 Squad A of the Central fire sta ton was called out early Thursday afternoon for rubbish fire in the rear of the Riccio block on North Main street. which for . time threatened a nearby garage. The blaze was extinguished with chemi- calls
 Stolen Car Found
 The local police department was notified this morning by the Water bury authorities that the automobile of Dominick Zaleski of 7s. Pine street. stolen from its 'owner last night in Waterbury. had been found near the center of the city. Mir. zaleskt went to Waterbury this morning to recover his property.
 Columbus Day Celebration
 A fireworks display and q tuQ-of- war contest will feature the annual Columbus Day celebration to be held at Muzzy field this evening un- der the auspices of the Sons of Italy lodge. No. SGT.
 The evenings program will open with a parade at o'clock to be formed on Meadow street and up North Main street to North street. countermarch to Main. and thence to Muxzy field by way Of School and Park streets. The Vet erans of Foreign Wars band has been engaged for the occasion and will render concert at the field from 2 to 3 p. m. The tug of war contest will start at 9 p. m., and will be followed by the fireworks display.
 The committee in charge of af. consists of Albert Flor lilo. Jack Carpenter, Biago Reale, James Nesci Amadro Covoti, Chas. Fortunate. Vincenzo Pinto, Niceta Sasso. Catullo Fucini, Dominica Sin- isgalli, Salvatore Fazzine, Sperry Mastrobattisto, Frank Dambrosio. Colombo, John Marchese. Ranfanello. Alfrido Raffan- ello. and Carlo Cavallone.
 stephen Terry Loigo
 A meeting of Stephen Terry lodge. o. o. F.. will be held at s o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry hall. Bristol Building and Loan Annual
 The annual meeting of the Bristol and Loan association will be held in the association haadquar- ters, z Prospect street, on Thursday evening. October IS, at 2 o'clock. Officers for the ensuing year and four directors for a term of three years will be elected. The annual reports will be submitted by the re- tiring officers.
 Tax Warrants Issued
 Warrants for the arrest of 50 moro tax delinquents were issued Thursday afternoon by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather at the re- quest of Tax Collector Frank B. Riley. These have been turned over to Sergeant Henry Jeslinski and will be served today. The delinquents will be requested to appear tomor- row morning before the prosecutor and given the opportunity of settling
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