New Britain herald., 1929-09-05

BronlSlauS and John kijeWski, all of this city; one daughter, Mrs. John of Plainville, and one brother, William Karponicz, of Pa.
 The funeral will be held Friday at St Stanislaus' church. Rev. George Bartlewslli will oele- brate the high mass of requiem and burial will be in St. Joseph's ceme- tery.
 Funeral of Thomas Mulpeter
 The funeral of Thomas Mulpeter, GA, who died Tuesday following a brief illness, was held at S;30 o'clock this morning at the funeral home of James J. Dunn on West street and at o'clock at St. Joseph's church. A high mass of requiem was cele- bratod by Rev. William ?. Lafiin and burial was in St. Joscphs ceme- tcry on Tcrryvillc avenue.
 Meeting Postponed
 Tho meeting of the South Chip pens Hill Ncighborhood club, sched- uled for this evening, has been postponed until the first Thursday in October.
 Kitchcwan Council to Meet
 A meeting of Eitchewan council will be held at o'clock this eve- ming in Red Mems hall. The busi- ness session will be followed by social hour.
 Marriage Intentions Filed
 IF filed in the office Of City Clerk Thomas F. Steele Wednesday by Aaron IT. Chase. of S2 Warren street, Now Rritain. and Alice Iva Judd. of Bristol road, Woleott: George Leonard Kingham, of 72 Mitchell street. East Bristol and Priscilla F.. Worslcv. of 1 E7eewood street; and Carl A. Borg, of IT Black Rock avenue, New Britain. and Rose M Charlotte Webster. of 2S Upson street this city.
 Auto Damages Shrubhcry
 An automobile owned and oper- atod by Israel Rosenberg of IT Main street. New Britain, caused considerable damage to shrubbery on the Memorial boulevard at 4:3O o'clock Wednesday afternoon. MT. Rosenberg, who reported the acci- dent 10 the local authorities by tele- phone from New Britain. stated that he was forced from the highway by an automobile being operated from the high school grounds. No ar- rests have been made by the police.
 Passes Rcd Light
 A nolle was entered by Prosecut- ing Attorney Anthony J. Rich this morning in the case of William Roche of 54 Center street, charged with having passed red light at the corner of Main and North Main streets Wednesday afternoon. The arrest was made by Policeman Will liam Thompson.
 Fish and Game Association Elects
 George F. Bresnahan has been elected president Of the Bristol Fish and Game association for the en- suing year. Other officers elected are: Vice president, Carl Munson; secretary and treasurer. Clifford H. Case; directors Junius Z. Douglass, Lester Lanning, George II, Quinion, samuel T. Thorpe. Robert o. Ab- bolt. Edward Hanson and Homer H. Judd.
 Annual Inspection Saturday
 Mayor W. Raymond Crumb and members of the board of fire com missioncrs will make their annual inspection of the five city tirehouses next Saturday morning. September [, prior to the annual outing and field day which will be held at Lake tOmpouncC. A barbecue dinner will he served at the resort at 1 p. m., and this will be followed by a pro- gram of sports.
 Chris.y to Meet Garcia
 Nick Christy, BristOl's pride in the teathcrWcight class, has been matched to meet Jimmy Garcia of Worcester at Muzzy field on Septem- Der II, according to an announce ment made yesterday by Tommy Hinchliffe, local promoter This bout will headline card which promises to be one of the best stag ed in Bristol in a number of years.
 Christy has proved to be a tre- mendous drawing card on bouts staged in Hartford. Waterbury and Walnut Beach during the past sum- mer and a record gate is anticipat- cd. The complete card will be an- nounced within the next few days.
 OrSemuS S CnaDman
 Orsemus s. Chapman. 6S, of 5 Center street died suddenly in New York city on Wednesday. For the past several years he had been en- ployed as a draftsman at the New Departure Mfg. Co.
 Surviving are his wife and six daughters, MGry, Ruth, Dorothy, Elizabeth, Frances, and Wilhemina Chapman. all of Bristol. The funer- al will be held at his late home at 2:&o o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pastor ofrhe Pros rect Methodist church. will conduct the services and burial, in charge of (, Funk and Sons, will be in West cemetery
 I'urfCitS Fond
 Philip Richard, 25, of 21o North Slain Strete, charged with statu- tory ofEensc, failed 10 appear in court when his case was called to- day and a cash bond of Sl00 was neclared forfeited by the court
 Richard was arrested Wednesday afternoon by Sergeant Daniel Me- Glllicuddy following complaint made 10 headquarters by officials Of Rockwell park.
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