New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

deacon of Hartford. At the holy communion, which will be celebrat-
 ed tomorrow morning at 10:45, the | cholr Will be assisted by J. George l "esternan, Violinist, and Raymond ! Cantleid. tenor. Mir. Westerman is
 q former member of the choir Of
 St, Marks church Of New Britain. Judge Epaphroditus Peck, one of bflStols foremost citizens and an authority on Bristol history, will de- liver the historical address at the meeting on Monday evening.
 The details and plans for the celebration have been worked out oy special committees under the di fecnon of the Rev. John Wilkins. rector Of the parish
 Miss Mary Krisccnski
 Miss Mary kriscenski, IT, daugh ter Of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony kri- cenSki of 91 Jacobs street, died at her home yesterday following an Illness of three days with heart trouble.
 She was born in New Britain an3 came to this city with her parents as child. She attended the John J. Jennings and North Side schools ana for the past year had been ent- pioyed by the Horton Manufacture ing company.
 She was a member of the ChiI. 1 dren of Mary of St. stanislaus church
 She leaves her parents and two brothers. John and Alexander kri- cenSki, both Of this city.
 The funeral will be held at st StaniSlans church on Monday i morning at o'clock. The Rev. i ''eorg" Rartewsli will celebrate Inc high mass of requiem and { bural will take place in the new St. Joseph's cemetery. |
 "nr"al of Mrs. Mcrwin Williams
 The funeral of Mrs Annie S Williams. 54. widow of the late l"r"ln Williams, who died at the Bristol hospital on Thursday after noon following a long illness, will be held at the home of her daugb- ter Mrs Robert Dokow of o59 Burlington avenue. on Sunday aft eroon at 2:3o. The Rev. Hubert n Jones' pastor of the Prospect Mcth- odlSt church, will oniciate an1 hurlaI will take place in the Hill side cemetery in Terryvic.
 Mrs. Williams vas horn in Nor "lrh on September 15. 1875. thn laughter of the late Consider mi Hannah Weeden.
 She leaves one son. Napoleon lhro" Of Wolaston. Mass; four h daughters Mrs. Robert Dekow of Bristol Mrs, Albert Krause of Ter 'yVIlle, Miss Dorothy Throw of New Haven and Mrs. Frank Lauria nf springfield. Mass: two sisters. Mrq lanes Matthews of Norwich anJ Mrs Ella King Of Boston; and h |
 City Clerk Reports U
 Net receipts of $19,70494 for the city, $S.09T.01 for the first I aring district, s42.19 for the sac. ( md taxing district, and s22,sS for ( ne tllfd oaXinE district Were re- ( oiVed at the office of the city clar,, turing the months of June. July | nd August, according to q report } mad" by City Clerk Thomas F. [ tcclo. l
 Football Season Opens Today a
 Tn" Bri@tol high school football o"%on will open at the high school a tnl"iic field this aftern 1on when tn ocal team will play the strong Bul- olc% high school team of Hartford he local players. under the direc- ion of Coach Thomas Monahan, ( av" been holding stiff practices in T of tho opening game. t Preparations have also been made s 1r cheering squad 10 be on hand c lis afternoon
 Girls Club Opens Season !, The Brl&tol Girls club has open l its season activities with plav round work. Already a large mum ', er of girls have signed up for V, cmborslip in the club and an ac-