New Britain herald., 1929-01-23
REORGANIZATION 0F
 COMMUNITY CHEST
Council Will Direct Activities for Year Round Functions
1READWAY PRESIDENT
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 Red Men Attend PoWwOw in

Wiswam of Compounce Tribe.
 Following a recent decision by the officials of the Bristol Community Chest to have the organization func- ton the year round, change in the bylaws was voted at {. meeting of the contributors, held last night at the Bristol National bank, to pro- vide for the establishment of Community Chest council to facili- tate the transaction of the organiza- tion's affairs. According to some of the trustees of the organization. the council will include nearly 50 mem- bers. These members will be select- cd at a later meeting.
 A reorganization of the Commun- ity Chest was decided upon shortly after this years campaign. following an oversubscription of more than $500o on the quota which had been set at $91,50O. The organization has grown to such an extent that it was thought necessary to make the changes at this time.
 Trustees Elected
 The following were elected trus- tees at the meeting held last night: Rev. r. F. Wolfenden. Rev. William r. Laf1in, Carl F.. Carlson, Alden C. Burlington, Charles Greene, George Funk, Judge s. Russell Mink, Mrs. Russell Mink, William P. Calder, Ed ward Ingraham. Karl A. Reiche, r rl Fuller F. Barnes, Morton c. Tread way. Mrs. Morton C. Treadway, Mrs. Edson Peck. Mayor W. Raymond Crumb. Ernest ]. Andrew and Judge William J. Malone.
 Two trustees were appointed for each Of the five organizations bene- fitted annually by the campaign as follows: Bristol hospital. William r. Calder and Fuller F. Barnes; Bristol Visiting Nurse association. Mrs. Mor- ton Treadway and Mrs. Russell Mink; Bristol Boys club, Edward lngraham and Mrs. Edson Peck; Bristol Boy Scouts. Charles R. Riley and Judge William J. Malone: American Red Cross. George s. Beach and Judge & Russell Mink.
 Officers Elected
 At meeting Of the trustees, the followinEe officers were elected: President, Morton c. Treadway: vice presidents, Carl E. Carlson and Alden c. Burlington: treasurer, Har- old B. Reid; secretary. Charles R. Riley.
 Mrs. Susan Connolly Tcevan Mrs. Susan Connolly Teeyan. 6o. widow of William Teevan, died at 4:3O o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Bristol hospital following a two weeks illness with pneumonia and complications.
 Mrs. Teevan was born in Haywood. England. and came 10 Bristol in 1884 and had since resided here. She was married to William Teevan in this city in 1887. MT. Teevan died about 10 years ago.
 Surviving are five daughters. Mrs. r. J. Kirby, Mrs. Thomas McGill and Miss Loretta Teevan, all Of Bristol, Mrs. I. Brennan of New York city and Mrs. Arthur Ormsby of Hartford and two sons. Francis Teevan and William Teevan, both of Bristol: four grandchildren, a brother, Will liam Connolly of Haywood. Eng, and sister, Anna Comedy of Haywood.
 The funeral will be> held at o'clock Friday morning at St. Jo-
 -tn1 A SY Thomas cemetery. g..
 Mrs. Catherine Terrell Dunn Mrs. Catherine Terrell Dunn, 35, widow of William Russell Dunn, died this morning at the Bristol hospital following two weeks ill- ness with pneumonia.
 Mrs. Dunn was born in Walling- ford. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Terrell. She was married in that place 1e years ago 10 Will liam R. Dunn. who died in March, |19c6. Mrs. Dunn came to Bristol in April, 1928 and since that time has been a member Of the staff of the Bristol Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare association.
 Surviving are her mother and three brothers, all of Wallingford. Funeral arrangements were incom- plcte at noon today.
 1 Francis F.. ScncSac | Francis F.. Senesac, 27, or S2 1 Chestnut street. died at the Bristol hospital at about 3:30 o'clock yes- terday afternoon.
 | He was born in Cranston, R. l., May 25. 1901.
 He leaves his father and mother 1 MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Senesac, a daughter. Barbara Senesac. son Francis Edward. Jr., four sisters Mrs. Frederick Hofsess. Blanch &c., nesac, Ida Sencsac and Evelyn Se-