New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-04-30

church. conducted the services and
burial was IN West cemetery.
Funeral III Fred Warren tsu9selo
Funeral services for Fred WArren
Russell. who died Sunday At the
home of his son m Springfield. wtta
held at o'clock this AFTERNOON at
the parish house of the First ConEie-
sational church Rev. Francis r.
Cook officis'cd and burial WAS N
West cemetery.
Engagement Announced
An announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss Amelia
Mongillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Mongillo of this city 10 Jo-
seph Mercaldi, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Mercaldi OF Meriden. The
wedding will take place in June.
William FYnkenzelia
William Fir ken1ella, y, OF Terry
willie died Monday at the Bristol
hospital following a short illn. 81
with infirmities incident to old age.
Mr.. Finkenzella Vas born IN Ger
many ana had been a resident nf
Terryville for many years. He IS
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Dilhemina Parker of Waterville, AND
Mrs. Caroline Aldel man OF Terry
vile: also four sons. Louis and 10
seph Finkenzella of Terryville and
Christopher and William Finken-
celia of Waterville.
Funeral services will be held at
2:3O o'clock "Wednesday afternoon.
Burial will be in Center cemetery,
Burlington.
Former Resident Dies
Mrs. Sarah Teller, IS, a former
resident of Bristol. died Sunday in
| Middletown following a long illness.
Mrs. Teller was born in this city
October 3, 1851 and resided here for
many years. She later moved 10
/ Terryville where she remained until
going TO Middletown several years
ago.
| Funeral services Were held at the
undertaking parlors Of George r.
Scott and Son, Terryville at $50
O'Clock this afternoon. Rev. Spencer
! i. Evans officiated and burial was in
Hillside cemetery. Terryvilie.
Two Chimney Fires
Squad A and WEIGH Fire company
for a chimney fire at the home OF
Adolph Kanosch on Mechanic street.
A few minutes after Squad A had
returned to its station when a call
for chimney fire at the home of
Edward Crumpler at IS Fairfield
street. Engine Company No. S also
responded to the second call. Both
fires were extinguished with cheni-
calls.
Baseball League Meeting
Representatives from various sec
tons of the city were represented
at an organization meeting of the
Bristol City baseball league. An
executive board and league officers
will be elected at q later meeting.
Mayor W. Raymond Crumb presid-
ed at last nights session and the
recommendations of Tommy Mona
han, sports mentor of the Bristol
high school and assistant supervisor
CT The Fairgrounds. regarding eliRt-
biity and other details. were APP
proved. Under the league provisions
each team will be required to post
bond of $50. which will be forfeited
IN the event of such teams failure
to observe the rules.
The sum of $500 of the playground
appropriations Will be available for
The leagues operation It Deir.g the
understanding that ten per cent Of
he proceeds from league games will
, be turned bacl, into the playground
.und.
l.. is TIE hope of the hackers of
the League to start games not later
than May 10. Prior TO that time,
however. 3 schedule must be ar
ranged and in some instances equip
ment purchased.
To Add to Factory
A building permit was issued Mon
day by rperintendent of Public
Works Oscar Anderson to the
Fletcher Terry company of Fast
Bristol for an addition estimated to
cost $500. The additional room Is
: required to handle the increased
, business of the concern.
To Play Terryvtllc
The Bristol high school baseball
team will open its season tomorrow
, afternoon at the local athletic field
when it viii cross bats with the
Terryville nigh team.
Coach Tommy Monahan and Cap
tain Chef ROBERTS have been looking
over the qualifications of a n"ml er
OF rockies and it is probable 'hat a
numper VIII be given an opportunity
10 snow their wares IN Wednesdays
:, ne.
Establish Law Partnership
In d statement issued today, At
torney James T. Mather announced
r that he and his son. Howard 7.
Mather. have formed partnership
I for the general practice of law. The
D.. firm will be known as Mather and
Mather and the ad joining Offices will
. be retained.
t The elder Mr.. Mather will retire
$ on May as prosecuting attorney
I following - years service in that
] ! apacity. He is graduate OF Yale
t ! Law school and for the past % years
has maintained Offices in this city.
. Attorney Howard T. Mather
graduated from Yale in 1925 and
= from Yale Law school in 1927. For
q the past two years he has engaged
G in the practice of his profession in
his city and has built up a lucrative
practice.
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