New Britain herald., 1929-01-24

and was married tn that ceautsy ts karan Kochoo, who diea 0evsenbeE 2l. 1923. She leaves i've soaA oAul. Karan Kochoo and 9olomea Kasaa Kochco, both of Bristol end enc. daughter, Ars. Khatoem Dahoo of Philadelphia.
 Funeral of Francas E. Soaoaoc :. The funeral of Francis E. senesae of 33 Chestnut street will be held ; at 6 o'clock Friday morning at 0t ! Ann's church. Rev. Joseph P. Per- reault will celebrate the high nass of requiem and burial will b. h et Thomas cemetery.
 Stockholders McctiAg
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of tho Red Mons Building association will be held in Red Meas hall at o'clock this evening. Di- rectors for the ensuing year will be elected and the annual reports of the officers submitted.
 To Attend Adult Educati0a Mcetiag
 Superintendent of Schools Kari A. Reiche will attend the annual get together" meeting of teachers of adult education to be held in Spring field, Mass, on Saturday. January .6.
 Setback Tournament
 The fourth sitting in the setback tournament of the city and New Departure Manufacturing company fire departments will be played this evening in the rooms of the Endee firemen. The city fire fighters have won the first three sittings and victory tonight will bring the tourna- ment to 8 close.
 Funeral of Mrs. Tccvan
 The fune-al of Mrs. Susan Con- nelly Tecvan of Hobson avenue. who died st the Bristol hospital at | o'clock Friday morning at St. Jo- sephs church. Rev. William P. Laflin will celebrate the high mass of requiem and burial will be in St. Thomas cemetsry.
 Community Sunday
 Next Sunday. January .7, will he observed as Community Sunday at the Asbury N. v. church in Forest- vile. It is a continuation of the efforts made this month to increaa. habitual church attendance. rne feature of the days activities will be an address by Mayor W. Ray mond Crumb of the evening service. which will start promptly at ?. m.
 Rev. William F. Davis, Jr.. pastor of the church. stresses the point that the service is primarily for Forest vile residents in view of the fact that it conflicts with the union serv- ice to be held in Bristol.
 No Meeting Held | Due to the lack of . necessary quorum, the meeting of tho city planning commission scheduled for o'clock Wednesday afternoon was not held. But two members of the board appeared.
 Bristol Youths F1ecccd | About 50 Bristol youths. who joined suit club in September. have been tieeced of $50 each. according to the results of an investigation of tailoring establishment, located. until recently on West 60th street. New York city.
 When the city was canvassed by . salesman from that concern last fall, the boys agreed to pay S3 each every week for 25 weeks, when . tailor from New Haven would call to take their measurements and later send them suits
 According to the boys the sales man appeared in Bristol at the end of the 25 weeks and told them tn. tailor was busy at that time. buI would call in 8 few weeks. When neither the tailor nor the salesman again appeared, some o1 the victims retained Attorney Ed. ward s. Quinlan. of this city who investigated.
 Attorney Quinlan found that the tailors were not at the address claimed to be theirs. and had mol been seen for more than . month It was reported that several of then had been indicted after an investiga' ton by federal authorities.
 It is estimated that the boys wers victimized. collectively, for . sum o $2.500. None of them received suit supposed to be sent every week t' the holders of lucky numbers in 1 lottery system, which was also to b available to the members of thu club,