New Britain herald., 1929-01-29

thew T. McCermick se Uaeeoo ". nue, and two slsters. Ni1D Ee10eeet Mccormick of sI WaaAingtea GEsoee and Mrs. Nellie BarreA se 1osteDea.
 The funeral will he he'd q e:3e o'clock Thun1day morning e the funeral home of Thomas F. O'1saea. s9 Main street. and at s. 4atthsw's church. Forestville. at . eVSoek Rev. James T. NacDeoal1 Wtll eess- brate the high mass of reautem and burial will b. in at. Patstsk's csae. tery. Hartford.
 Mrs. A. Ernest CFotAego
 Mrs. Cora B. CrotAerA sS. wife of A. Ernest Crothers ef C WasA. inston street, Forestville. died At hee home last evening following . shest illness. She was born in New Deit. ain, the daughter of Sidney and Mary Vosburx and had resided ia that city until . few years ago
 Funeral services will be held at s:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at her late home. Rev. Hubsrt D. Jones. pastor of the Prospect Meth. odist church. will officiate and but- ial will be in West cemetery, tAts city.
 Fire in Show Wind0W
 Defective wiring was given as the cause for a fire which broke cut shortly after ? o'clock Monday Aft. ernoon in the show window ee the. furniture store of Jacob l. Ressn- blatt on North Main street. The smoke was noticed by . passsrby. who summoned Squad A of the cen- tral fire station nearby. The dam age was slight.
 Partition Fire
 Squad A and Engint Company No. 1 were called out at s:36 ?. m. Mon. day for a fire in the home of Ray Swinton on Middle street. The hlats which it is believed by fire officials was caused by defective wiring. was extinguished with but little damage.
 Funeral Of (. F. AngcrbOwee
 The funeral of Charles F. Anger. bower, for over forty years demo. cratic registrar of voters In the sec- ond voting district and prominent fn city affairs for half a century. was held at his late home. % Washing. ton street, at 2:30 o'clock this after. noon. Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pas tor of the Prospect Methodist church, conducted the services and burial was in West cemetery. The funeral was attended by . number of city officials and by . delegation from the democratic town committee member.
 The flag on city hall was flown today at half mast as q mark of re- spcct to the deceased.
 Basketball Wednesday
 A capacity house is anticipated on | Wednesday evening, January 30th, at the state armory when the power- ful New Britain basketball team is slated to tangle with the local New Departures.
 This will be the third clash be- tween these bitter rivals, both con- tenders for state championship honors. The teams hooked up In . doubleheader on New Years day, splitting even fin two of the hottest engagements of the year. After being nosed out in the afternoon at Stanley Arena, 26 to 24, in . SAme that required an overtime period, the New Britainites balanced the scales at night in this city by winning. g to 35.
 The game will start promptly at 9:15 with Billy Coyle of Walling- ford holding the whistle.
 Funeral of Mrs. A. Al1ctta Read
 The funeral of Mrs. A. Alletta Read of 142 South street, whe died at the Bristol hospital Sunday. will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday aft- ernoon, instead of today as at 1irst announced, at the funeral homo of Thomas P. O'Brien, 8 Main street. Rev. John Wilkins. rector of Trinity Episcopal church, will conduct the services and burial will bs in the Forestville cemetery.
 Red Mems Meeting
 A meeting of Compouncs Tribe. I. O. R. M, will be held at 5 o'clock this evening in the wigwam on Prospect street.
 Nelgl,bori,Ood Prayer Meeting
 The weekly neighborhood prayer meeting will be held at s:3o o'clock Wednesday morning at tho home of Mrs. Helen R. Smith. 1ls Grove street. Mra Rolant T. Hull will be the leader.