New Britain herald., 1929-07-25

illness. Until his recent sickness he had been employed at the New De- parture Manufacturing company. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home of James J. Dunn on West Main street at 2 o'clock to- morrow afternoon. Rev. John Wil- kins, rector of Trinity Episcopal church will officiate and burial Will be in West cemetery.
 Tcofl Boroyy
 Teohl BoroVy 45. of S3 Lexington street. died yesterday afternoon at the Hartford Isolation hospital from scarlet fever.
 Mr. Borovy was resident of this city for many years, coming here from Poland. He was member Of the Polish National alliance, Group 969 of St. Stanslaus' church. Sur lviving him are three children. Mar ion. Harry and Sophie, all of Bristol. | Funeral services will be held to- morrow morning at o'clock from Ithe funeral home of k. Blogozla wskl on Broad street, New Britain. and lburial will he in St. Joserh's ceme- jtery here.
 , Miss will he said for MT Borovy Saturday morning at $ o'clock ct St. Stanlislaus' church
 Bark Hearing ! 4 hearing on the application Of 1 the Bristol-American Bank and 1 Trust company and the American i Trust company. corporations now l existing under the laws of the state 1 Of Connecticut, for authority 10 con- ! solidatc into single corporation to i be known as the Bristol Bank and Trust company. will be | held before the banking commission 1 in the rooms of Bank Commissioner 1 L. E. Shippee at l D, m, standard time. Thursday. August S. No Planning Commission Meeting Due to the absence Of the neces- sary quorum. the regular meeting of the city planning commission was again postponed, No meeting i has been held by the commission for the past several months due 10 fai'- uro Of members to appear. 1 New Principal Appointed ! Announcement was made yester- l day by the Terryvlle board of edu- ] cation of the appointment of Fred | x. Creelman Of Brimfield. Mass, q. principal of the Terryville high school 10 succeed Frank H. Lewis, who has accepted the nrincipalship of the SomGrvillc, \. J., high | school
 Mir. Creclman was graduated from l Bates college in 1920 with an X. B. ] degree and received an A. Fl. degree in education from Brown University two years later. He has taught on the stafs of the Bridgeport, Conn.,, ! Providence. R. l.. and Putnam and West Haven high schools and for i the rast three years served as prin- cipal of tho Brimfield, Mass, high i school.
 To Enlarge Lagoon
 The proposed lagoon at the scuth- east end of the Memorial boulevard will be made somewhat larger than was originally planned, it was de- cided at a meeting of the board of 1 park commissioners last evening. Approximately s11,OoO still remains of the original park appropriation and it is believed that sufficient funds will be available for the work.
 Estimates are 10 be prepared by City
 Engineer Carleton w. Buell., who at- 1 tended a conference at the boule- ward this morning together with
 Mayor w Raymond Crumb, Park
 Superintendent William J Tracy. and Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson.
 IL was also decided by the park board last night to devise a new system Of lighting at the Rockwell park lagoon so that the whole i bathing area would be plainly visible to the attendants. A large new flood light was recently purchased and this is to be placed over the center of the lagoon.
 Funeral of Mrs. Onofrio
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Onofrio, of Pine street. Forestville. was held at o'clock this morning at St. Matthew's church, where a high mass of requiem was celebrated. Burial was in St, Joseph's cemetery I on Terryville avenue. >
 Aviation is weaving a network ot passenger lines throughout the