New Britain herald., 1928-02-09

| E. Holiey. all Of tAts city. wsse ap- pointed appraisers
 Eight creditors were prepent st the meeting. which was held tt neon yesterday tn the office of Saul Ber- man. referee in bankruptcy at Hart ford. Attorney Anthony J. Rich is representing Carros.
 B0srd of Edscstioa Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of the board Of education. scheduled for last evening. was postponed un- til tonight due .o an indispositlon of Superintendent oi Schools Karl A. Reiche.
 Mrs. Anna C. Crowley Mrs. Anna G. Crowley. aged %s. widow of stephen Crowley. died at her home. $ Ingraham place. at l::1o a. m. today following an ill., ness of 10 days with teart trouble.
 MrA Crowley was born tn Mel. sack, Germany. January I4. lSs?. the daughter of Frank and Mary Gailowsky. She came to this coun- try with her parents at the age of eight. settling in Bristol. She at- tended the Federal Hill school and later was employed at the N. l.. Birge company. In May. 1912. she was married 10 stephen Crowley. who died In 1917.
 Surviving are her father. two sis ters. Mrs. Harry simpson of Bristol and Mrs. John Har.nett of Water vile. and q brother. Herman r. Gall lowsky of this city.
 The funeral will be heli at 3 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Joseph's church. Rev. Oliver T. Magnet will celebrate the nigh mass of requiem and buf,al will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Partition Fire
 A partition fire. caused by an cyerheated stove pipe, called ont Squad A and Engine Company No. at 7:&o o'clock this morning 10 a house owned by the New Departure Realty Co. and occupied by J. F., Rusgrove on Franklin street. \ stove pipe running through three separate partitions became over heated and set fire 10 the woodwork. The blaze was extinguished with chemicals with but a slight amount of damage.
 Roller Hockey Game
 The Hartford Indians. under the leadership of Fred Jean. veteran roller hockey star. will make their first appearance in this city this evening when they will line up against the Bristol Tigers in Red Mems hall. The Hartford team pre- sents a strong combination with Jean at center, Welch and St. Aubin rushes. Arriuda at halfback and LoveEreen defending tho goal. A win for the locals tonight will mean step upward la the league race and will at tho same time put the Hartford outfit in the cellar position. The game is scheduled to start at , o'clock. The preliminary contest will get under way at 7:3o.
 To Attend Bankers Banquet
 The annual banquet of the New Britain chapter. American Institute of Banking. will be held this evening at the Shuttle Meadow club in New Britain. Those who are planning to attend from this city are: President William r. Calder of the Bristol Ma tional bank. Mayor and Afrs. w. Raymond Crumb. Mir. and Mrs. Le- roy w. Greene. Mir. and MrS. Alden (. Burlington. Mir. and Mrs. William E. Tracy. Joseph Valentine. Jr.. Mir. and Mrs. J. Gordon Warner, Mir. and Mrs Oscar II. Lilley. Mrs. Grace W. Runnell. Miss Helen F. Burgess, Miss Barbara Lane. Miss Margaret E. Madden. Miss Mildred Nelson, Miss Viola Olson. Miss Dorothy Prindle, Miss Helen J. Reszenski. Miss Mill dred Stevens, Emil Hildebrandt. Ed ward Pickett. William F.. Murphy. Arnold H. sandsrom. Curtiss TArall, Robert Twiss. Philip saieski. Gordon M. Turner. Charles II. Tyskowski and Melvin F.. White.
 Appointed Hospital Nlanaeer
 Edward Smith has been appointed manager of the Bristol hospital. Mir. Smith will succeed Arthur w. Jep- son. who has resigned
 To Visit South America
 Mrs. Herbert C. IaEerb1ade of Stearns street. with her aunt and uncle from Youngstown. Ohio, sailed from New York today for an ex- tended cruise to South America and the West Indies.
 New State Aid Road
 According to plans. the conversion of Terryyille avenue from city maintained street to a state aid road will be started this spring The state has already promised local city officials that an appropriation will be made for this purpose and at the city council meeting last Tuesday evening an appropriation Of 1000 was approved by the city fathers as Erist ol's share of the eN- pense.
 A tho time that tho s.lte drpart- ment and the town of Farming. built the new state aid road from the dividing line of Bristol ana Farmington to the main highway be- tween PlainviIle and Pennington the matter Of Terryyille avenue vas brought up by officials of this city. At that time. if was pointed out that the establishment of that highway as a state aid road would afford 2 direct route between Hartford and TerryvilIe and Waterbury and would also relieve a considerable amount of the present congestion in the cen ter of the city. When the matter was hroached to the. state officials. they showed a willingness to CO., operate and the two appropriations are the result.
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