New Britain herald., 1929-10-25
ice of the city clerk.

Simmons and Kathryn G. Simmons, directors of the firm. Funeral of Emma F. Diana Funeral services for Miss Emma F. Diana were held at her home on Henry Court at S:30 o'clock this morning and at o'clock at St. An thony's church. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated and in torment was in the new St. Joseph s cemetery.
 Girls Club Activities The activities at the Girls club are increasing In number, and an active program for the fall months is nearing completion. Already horseshoe tournaments are being held and the club is preparing fo? a busy indoor sports season. Physi- cal examinations will be given, to girls who are taking indoor gym swimming, this week and next week Monday and Tuesday at the club rooms at Church and South streets from 3:30 to 5:30 p. m. Girls arc requested to take examination this week If possible.
 St. Joscph's Mems Smoker
 The men of St. Joseph's parish will hold q smoker at Guild hall on Monday evening, at s o'clock. John ny Smith, captain of last years fla nous Notre Dame football team will deliver an address to the men MT. Smith will speak to the men on football and other athletic activities.
 Four boxing bouts have been scheduled and additional entertain ment will be furnished by the Hart ford Knights of Columbus.
 Large Glass Initiated
 Compounce Commandery of the Golden Cross held meeting at Red Mems hall Wednesday night and initiated an unusually large class of candidates.
 Grand Commandery officers and guests from Hartford, Waterbury, south Norwalk. Meriden, and sev- eral other towns were present.
 Bouts Advanced a Week
 The 34 round card. scheduled for the armory for November l, has been advanced one week to Novem- Der because of conflicting dates. Eddie Lord of Waterbury and Irish Tommy Jarrett are booked to mix In the main bout Jimmie Garcia, who gave Nick Christy such a won- derful battle at the armory about weeks ago, has been booked to fight Joe Currie Of New Haven in the semi-finals
 Football Games
 The Maple End football team will play the East Branch A. c. of Tor rington at Muzzy field Sunday after noon at o'clock. The two clubs battled to a to tie in a recent meeting at Fuesinich field in Tor rlngton. large crowd is anticipated.
 Middletown High came to Bristol for a tilt with the local high school team at the high school athletic field this afternoon at 2:15 o'clock.
 The West Ends will travel to Torrineton to contest with the West Ends of that city. The last game be- tween the teams ended in a scoreless tie.
 Meeting of Odd Fellows
 The regular meeting of Stephen Terry lodge, I. o. o. F., will be held at stephen Terry hall tonight at o'clock.
 A class Of candidates will be ini- tiated.
 Fall Bazaar
 The annual fall bazaar of the Magnolia Rebekah lodge, I. o. Q. F. Will be held at stephen Terry hall at South Elm and Main streets on No- Vember 6.
 Card playing. a cafeteria lunch, and dance at p. m., will feature the affair.
 Sent Back to Derby
 Officer Joseph Strupp arrested NICK Santoro yesterday at his place or employment with a local truck Ing concern. Santoro was wanted by the Derby police for defrauding a hotel keeper, according to descrip- tions broadcast.
 Santoro was taken back to Derby yesterday afternoon where he will be tried on the charges made.
 High School Team to Usher
 The players of the Bristol High school football team will act as ush- CTS at the Yale-Army game at New Haven tomorrow.
 The members are completing plans to make the trip to the bowl via autom obile.
 No Glasses Today
 There were no classes at the pub llc schools today because Of the state teachers convention. The regular schedule will be resumed Monday 
 Property Transfers
 A quit claim deed recording the transfer of ownership of two sec tons of property, one on Pound street and Cemetery road and the other at Pound street and the linn It's of West cemetery, from William $. lngraham and his sons to the West Cemetery association. was fl- ed at the city clerks office.
 Swimming Meet Saturday
 The swimming meet between the Bristol Boys club and the Y. NJ, C. A. Of New Britain will be held at the Boys club pool at 105 Laurel street tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Any person wishing to witness the clash between Rristol's new team and the experienced fellows from New Britain is cordially invited. The meet Will show just how great the local aquatic power stands in the new group of youngsters selected 70 battle for Coach Pfab's team.