New Britain herald., 1929-11-09

The Bristol High school eleven will play Its final game of the sea son at Willimantic today against the Windham High team. starting al 2:30 o'clock.
 May Try Three Games
 Raymond J. Casey, director Of athletics at the Maple End Athletic club, said last night that it was very probable that two-out-cf-three game series would be played this year to decide the winner of the city football championship. R. Lowell Huston. team manager of the north siders, favors the three-s scrap pro- posal, as does George Scott, mana ger of the West End team.
 Ir case three games are played to decide the victor the first will take Mugzy field, starting at 2:S0 o'clock, and the second and possibly deciding game will be run off on Thanksgiv- ing Day morning. If one of the clubs wins two straight games, there will be no more contests, as the vic tor will have been already decided by it's two game edge.
 The publicity campaign commit tees of the two teams have been steaming up interest for the battle for the past week. and record crowd is anticipated. An average of about 2,000 or more persons have attended each championship tilt so far, and the number is expected 10 be increased by 1000 or more this year.
 Yale Swimmers Here Today
 The varsity swimming team Of Yale university will oppose the freshman team in an exhibition meet al the Boys club pool this evening at $ o'clock. Coach Bob Kipputh of the Ellis, who has coached his charges to nine inter- collegiate cham pionships in ten years. will be with the New Havenites.
 The program as prepared by Phil Yeager. physical director at the club, breast stroke: 20 yards. free style; 100 yards, free style; 40 yards, breast stroke; 220 yard, free tyle: 1t0 yards. relay; and a special exhi- bition Of diving.
 Funerals
 Funeral services for Joseph Te- trault of Circle street. Forestville, were held at St. Matthew's church this morning at 9 o'clock when 8 high mass Of requiem was cele- brated by Rev James Mcdonald. pastor. Burial was in St. Josephs cemetery.
 The funeral Of Robert Butler Doyle, F year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Doyle Of 21S Prospect street, was held at St. Josephs church at 9 o'clock this morning when a high mass of requiem was celebrated. Burial was in St. Thom- as' cemetery.
 Mrs. Margaret W. Kennedy Mrs. Margaret Whalen Kennedy. 60, of 136 Federal street died at her home late yesterday afternoon. | She was born in Ansonia, the { daughter of Patrick and Catherine | (Hayes) Whalen. Her marriage to John E, Kennedy of this city took place on September 2S, 1891.
 She is survived by three sons, | Raymond of Agawam. Mass. and John and Joseph of this city; two daughters. Mrs. Marshall Flagg and 1 Miss Margaret A. Kennedy of this city; one brother, Edward Whalen of New Haven: two sisters, Mrs. Mary Grace and Miss Catherine Whalen Of this city; and five grand children.
 Mrs. Kennedy was a member of the Daughters Of Isabella, the Woman's Benefit association, Wom- ems Relief corps, Royal Neighbors of America, Daughters of Veterans and the Rosary Scapular soicety of St Joseph's church.
 The funeral will be held at St. Joseph's church on Monday morn ing and interment will be in St. Thomas's cemetery.
 Trustees Meeting
 A meeting will be held Monday afternoon by the trustees of the Bristol Community Chest to ap- prove budget estimations compiled by the committee in charge.
 Mrs. Addie Rich
 Mrs. Addie Rich of 26 Mellen street died at her home yesterday afternoon from infrmities due to ad . vanced years. She had been in poor health for long time.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at o'clock in the chapel Of the Methodist church. Rev. Hubert D. Jones will officate and burial will follow in West cemetery.
 "Grannarnn'' Presented
 A Swedish play entitled Gran narna" was presented last evening at the Federal Hill school auditor ium before a large gathering of people.
 The play was presented by a New Britain company and was produced under the auspices of the Girls so- ciety Of the Swedish Lutheran church Mrs. Martin Sandstrom wa, the author of the play and also DOT. traycd the leading role.
 Horestyille Notes
 The Cheschshamay Camp Fire girls presented an entertainment al St. Johns parish house last evenin, at o'clock. Two brief plays were presented and dancing was enjoyed
 The regular meeting of the ladies auxiliary, A. o. H., will be held ir c. X. R. hall next Monday evening at s o'clock.
 At a meeting Of the Student Gov. ernment association Of Russell Sage college at Troy. x. Y, recently. Mis- Helen Hummer, the daughter O Mrs. and Mrs. William H. Plummel Of Vorestvile, was elected to tho legislative council as dormitor, representative. ..
 By BLOSSER