New Britain herald., 1928-10-13

the selectmen and the city elerk Ae be made voters. Aembers ee both the democratic and republican town committees were present to onalse the town officials in maintaining order and indications this morning were that several hundred voters would be made during the day.
 In accordance with the request of Joseph F. Dutton. chairman of the democratic town committee, Mayor w. Raymond Crumb has had placed in the city court room . vot- ing machine for the instruction of the new voters This machine will remain in its present location all of next week.
 Columbus Day Celebration
 Approximately 5000 persons crowded into Muzzy field to attend the Columbus day celebration spon- sored by the Sons of Italy lodge No. 567.
 The program started with a pa- rade. which formed on Meadow street, marched up North Main street to North street. and then countermarched to Main street and to Muzzy field via School and Park streets. From ' to concert was rendered by the Veterans of For eign Wars band assisted by Miss Josephine Mastrobattisto Of this city and George Dunn of Hartford as solois,s.
 Funeral Of Noble (. Spalks
 The funeral Of Noble C. Sparks, who died at his home, 3S sherman street, Thursday evening, was held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Congrc gational Parish house. Rev. Francis T. Cooke. pastor of the First Congregational church. conducted the services and burial was in West cemetery.
 Devotioas This Evening
 There will be devotions at 7:3O o'clock this evening at St. JoseIh's church in honor of St. Anne.
 Tax Onicc Open
 For the convenience of property owners desiring to pay their first or third taxing district taxes, Tax Collector Frank B. Riley has ar- ranged to keep his office open from l:3O to o'clock this afternoon and from to this evening. This IN is due and payable on or before November l.
 WOmen's Swimming Glasses
 The swimming classes for women at the high school pool will open on next Tuesday, October 18th. There will be classes each Tuesday at b:30, 7:3o and S:30 p. m. Those desiring to enroll are asked to telephone s1 or ..:o.
 slaih.hcster Here Today Plenty of action is predicted at the high school athletic field this afternoon when the local high school eleven line up against the strong Manchester high football team. Keen rivalry has existed be- tween the two schools for years and each contest is bitterly fought. Bristols probable lineup for to- day is as follows: le. Kelly; It. Hu. gret; Is. Boyer; center. lngraham: rg, Bloom; Tt. Mum; re, Roberts: In. Kane; rh, Kozieli: qb. Capt Allaire; fb, Froelich.
 Two Sunday Games
 Two football games are scheduled for Sunday afternoon in this city. At Heffernan Field the Maple Ends will clash with the South End Bear cats of Waterbury and at Muxxy i field the West Ends will line up against the East Branch team of Torrington. Both games lfe scheduled for ! D. m.
 Funeral of Anton Kaiclscr The funeral of Anton Kaicher of :S Pleasant avenue. Forestville vas held at s:30 o'clock this morning at St. Matthew's church. Rev. Anthony M. Kaicher, pastor Of the Sacred Heart church of Hartford. son, of the deceased. was the celebrant of the high mass of requiem, Rev. Will liam P. I.aflin. pastor of St Joseph's church. this city. was deacon and Rev. James Mcdonald. who assum- ed tS, pastorate of St. Matthew's church yesterday. was ub-dearon. Burial was in St. Thomas' cemetery. this city.