New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-06
Mrs. Clara l,si,s Mods.

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Born In Nepaug. september -.
1867. Mrs Meder came to this city
with her parents at tho age OF ~.
She attended the local schools aud
on November Is. 1898 she was mar
ried to Frederick T. Neder. who for
a number OF years conducted .
clothing stole Ill the Gridiey block
on North Main street. She was .
member of the First Congregational
church. the Daughters of the Amer.
lean Revolution and the Erata Read
ing club. Surviving are two aunts,
two uncles and several cousins.
Funeral services will he held at
her late home at 2:30 o'clock Nom
day afternoon. Rev. Francis 7.
Cooke. pastor of the First Congre-
gational church. will officiate and
burial will be in the family lot In
West cemetery.
Three RriatOl Divorces
Three Bristol women were granted
divorces by Judge l.. Waldo Marvin
in the superior court at Hartford on
! Friday.
May Craig McDougal of Forest
vile received decree from William
Cameron McDougal. who. according
to testimony offered, deserted on
March /, 1924. McDougal ut the time
OF their marriage on October ~,
1922 was a widower with three chill
dren. Mrs. McDougal was represent
, ed by Attorney Noble E. Pierce.
Georgianna Smith Bruno Kelly of
Bristol was granted divorce from
James N. Kelly of Derby Line. VT,
charging desertion three years ago.
! The couple were married March 10,
1909. A. J. Rich of this city repre-
scented Mrs. Kelly.
Albertina Johnson Anderson of
Bristol charged that Bernt Anton
Anderson, resident OF Sweden, de-
serted her in Butte. Montana on
January s. 1918. She was granted 4
divorce. The couple were married in
Sweden May 81, 1909. H. T. Mather
appeared for Mrs. Anderson.
| Fish and Game Field Day
| The first field day and outing Of
the rec antly reorganized Bristol
Fish and Game club will be held
this afternoon on the Quinion farm
on Chippins hill. The following 10
the list of events appearing on the
afternoons program: Trap shoot
ing thandicap): chicken shoot,
rooster rush, QUOT pitching. horse
shoe pitching.
1t is the plan of the local organ-
ization to hold such outings fire.
quently in the future to stimulate
interest in the affairs of the club.
Funeral of MARSHALL NJ. Andrews
The funeral of Marshall NJ. An
drews. sc. who died Thursday eve
ring, was held at o'clock this
afternoon at his late home. 10 High
street. Rev. Francis r. Cooke, pas
tor of the First Congregational
church. conducted the services and
burial was in West cemetery.
bungalow Destroyed BY Fire
Fire Of undetermined origin FRI
day afternoon destroyed the summer
bungalow Of Everett w. Reynolds In
Allentown. just over the Bristol town
line on Fall mountain. Squad A
and Hose company No. OF the To-
cal department responded to the
telephone call for assistance but
upon their arrival found that the
fire had gained such Roadway that
it was impossible to save the struc-
ture.
The loss Is estimated at approx
mately $4,000.
WEIGH Fire Company Annual
At meeting of the volunteer
members of the WEIGH fire company
last evening. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Fireman Joseph Murray; first assist
ant foreman. George DeLarm; Sec
ond assistant foreman, William H.
Roberts: secretary. James Critchley:
treasurer. Frank Kirchgessner.
George DeLarm, az first assistant
foreman, succeeds Henry Ashton
81 who asked to be relieved Of the
duties after a service Of 80 years.
The next meeting Of the volun-
teers will be held on Thursday eve
ming. November LIST. when = buffet
lunch and smoker will be enjoyed.
Resting Comfortably
Mrs. Helma Toscano of Summer
street. who suffered cuts and injur-
les early Friday afternoon when the
automobile which she was operating
sideswiped a heavy truck owned by
Leland c. Hart of New Britain ave-
nue., Plainville on Broad street just
west of Forestville center. was re-
ported as resting comfortably ut the
Bristol hospital this morning. Her
forehead was badly gashed by glass
from the windshield and the index
finger of her left hand was also Sc
vered.
No arrests we're made following
the accident but both drivers will
be given a hearing before the prose-
cutting attorney when Mrs. Toscano
is discharged from the hospital
Cars Collide
Cars operated by Domenic SAVING
of GO South Elm street and Eric
, Sundgren of 33S Center street col
lided shortly before II o'clock last
night at the intersection of Goodwin
and Queen streets and were badly
damaged. Neither driver was in
jured
An investigation conducted by Of
ficers Lawrence Doolan and Will
liam Thompson disclosed the fact
that the car operated by SAVING and
owned by Oronozo Dalphino Of Mid
! die street was without brakes.
SAVING was placed under arrest and