New Britain herald., 1928-10-01

athletic field Saturday by . score oi ..i: to Q. The teams battied on equal
 terms during the first period,
 neither side registering . point. In the second period. however. Tor rington displayed . powerful attack and when the second period had ended. were In the van. IS to 0. In the third period they added three more points when Davlejovic. fuIi- back. kicked field goal from the ss yard line and six more points were made in the last period when Daviejovic scored touchdown.
 Bristol used l7 players during the game and Torrington IS. krcft-Eurrus
 The Christ Evangelical Lutheran church. Hartford. was the scene of a pretty wedding Saturday when Miss Dorothy Eurcus of Hartford became the bride of Arthur A. kreft of 22S Summer street. this city. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. John Kavasch.
 The bride was attended by Miss Helen Lawrence of Hartford, and Edward Wiesner of New York city was best man. Leonard kort Of Hart ford and Frank Mitchell of North ampton. Mass. were the uehers. MT. Kreft. native of Meriden. has resided in this city for d number of years. He is custodian Of ma chlnery and equipment at the plant of the New Departure Manufacturing company.
 Following wedding trip to Canada, Mir. and Mrs. kreft will re- side at s5 Queen street. this city. Escapes from Long Lane. The police have been requested by the authorities of Long Lane Farm. Middletown to assist in apprehend- ing Celia Portash. who escaped from that institution some time Saturday night
 The girl. former resident of New Britain. was placed on parole some time ago and recently had been em- ployed in a local factory. In some manner. she violated the parole and only last Friday was returned to the farm. Her escape was effected . lit- tle over 2% hours after her arrival in the Middletovn institution. William J. Gushing William J. Cushing. sc. of North Main street died Saturday evening at St. Francis hospital, Hartford. following a short illness
 Born in this city. the son of the late Edward and Bridget Cushing. he attended the public schools. For number of years he was employed as a spinner at the Bristol Manu- featuring company and later served as custodian of the city hall Several years ago he entered the employ of the New Departure Mfg. Co. where he remained until his recent illness. Surviving are three brothers. John Gushing of Bristol. Richard Cushing of New London and Frank Gushing Of Plainville; three sisters. Mrs Homer H. Judd. Mrs. Agnes May nard and Mrs. A. F. Paderewski.
 The funeral will be held at s:So o'clock Tuesday morning at the home of his sister Mrs. A. r. Pader- cwski at le9 Queen street and at st. Joseph's church at 10 a. m. Rev Oliver T. Magnell will celebrate the high mass of requiem and burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Harry W. Futile
 Harry w. Futile. 4S. f Center street died late Saturday afternoon at the Bristol hospital following a short illness.
 Mir. Futile for a number Of years was employed al the New Departure Mfg. Co., and at the time of his death was private secretary to Fred srick c. Hughes secretary of the company. He was also interested in 1 fire prevention work and was secre- tory Of the New Departure fire de partment.
 Fraternally he was a past grand | chief patriarch of the Encampment 1 Of Connecticut. I. 0. 0. F.: a past l noble grand of stephen Terry lodge. [. 0. o. F.: past chief patriarch of F.. l.. Dunbar Encampment, I. 0. Q. r. of this city: member of korum No. i, A. NJ. 0. S. of Hartford: g member cf Magnolia Rebekah lodge. i, l. 0. Q. F.. a trustee of the Odd | Fellows Building company Of that l grand representative of Connecticut , 10 the National Encampment He ! was also member of the Bristol | Grange and the Prospect Methodist f church.
 The funeral will he held at ":5o o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Prospect Methodist church. Ecv. !! Herbert D. Jones will ofiiciate and ! burial will be in West cemetery.
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 The adoption degree will be con ferred on class of candidates at the regular meeting Of rompounce tribe. [. o. k. NJ. 10 he held on Tuesday evening in the wigwam on Prospect street. The chiefs degree team will also hold a rehearsal preparatory 10 that degree in Falls Vil- iage next Saturday evening.
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 Burglars early Sunday morning entered the Modern Lunch at 373 North Main street when f5 in change uss taken from the cash register and 10 packs of cigarettes and box of cigars stolen. Entry was gained by brea king the glass in the rear - door and releasing the lock. q
 An attempt r"s alsn made 10 en- ter the North Side Tn"rm3cy on North Main street but lhc burglars were evidently scared away b" dog s hich tho proprictcrs lcav" in the store an night. The gla"s in tho car door was found broken Sunday morning.
 Assessors Samuel D. Newell and Junius Z. Douglass will be in their