New Britain herald., 1929-11-26

planned by either club, but it is eX- pected that a monster observance of titular victory will be held after the game by the winning eleven.
 The Maple End team will travel to the Cameo theater Wednesday night in a group. Details of the game, officials named and other particulars appear on the sports page.
 Bremen At Armory Tonight
 The annual tiremen's concert and dance will be given at the state armory tonight st rting at o'clock. There will be concert program by the Cliquot club orchestra from S:l5 Until o'clock. The grand march will commence at o'clock under the supervision of Fire Chief Hayes. who will prompt.
 Committee Chairman George Brannan has announced that the orchestra will not play on the stage because of complaint received. A special platform has been construct cd in the center of the floor and the surface has been prepared with wax. It was said that more than I00 persons would be present from nciShboring cities.
 Thieves Prepare For Feast
 Thieves of this section have been busying themselves again of late raiding chicken GOODS and have been very successful in taking away t..eir loot. Yesterday at police head quarters Emil Worwe-k Of 53 Lewis street reported that four of his hens and q rooster had been stolen from his GOODS some time during the night. It seems that many of the so-called 'crooks" will eat heavily on Thanksgiving day. The depreda- tons are prevalent in this city near every holiday and the local police will conduct thorough investigations in the hope of experimenting one or two of them in the future.
 Golf Balls Taken
 A report was received from the Pcquabuck Golf club yesterday that someone had entered the Clubrooms at some time during tha night and had stolen 12 golf balls. It was only q short time ago that the Chip panee club reported having lost large number of balls and golting equipment by theft.
 The police are Investigating. InCincratOr stolen A complaint was received at po- lice headquarters yesterday after i neon from Charles Lcvinson of the Outlet store on North Main street l that some person or persons had removed a new rubbish burner which he had just placed in the rear of his store. He claims that, after | leaving the burner for a few min- utes 70 gather paper he returned, only to find it missing. It is be- l licycd 10 be the work of several small children. The matter will be investigated by the police. SchC0ls Close Tomorrow The public and naroChial schools of the city will close a, noon tomor- row for the annual Thanksgiving va cation and will reopen on Monday. | December ..
 Funeral of Mrs. Beach Funeral services for Mrs. Annie 1 Churchill Beach were held at the First Con2l egational church this afternoon ;,t 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Francis T. Cooke officiated, and burial followed in the ForestviIlc cemetery.
 William Harris ' William Harris. 72, of Il4 Farm l inGton avenuc died at the Bristo ol hospital late Sunday following a long illness of nearl,' five years.
 Mir. Harris was born in Swansea. Wales, on October 10, 1857. and lived in Seymour, Conn. for 33 years before coming to this city five years ago.
 lie is sur ivcd Ly his wife; five children, David W. Harris, and Mrs. ! Louis F. Bunncll of Bristol. Charles l r.. Harris of seymour, Mrs. George |" O'Brien Of Mascotte. I'la.. and 1 Henry k. Harris of Wayne, Penn: and l2 grandchildren. He was d , member Of .Lorning Star lod,c, No. | | = -N' '. anu -A. h, Ul Me- iilnlC lodge, No. 73, l. o. 0. F., and of 1 Wildley rncampment. No. 1@ Of Seymour. He was deacon of the ! Congregational church of Seymour i for IS years
 The funeral will be held at 1 o'cloCl, tomorrow afternoon at his ] home. Intorment will take place after the ceremony in Trinity cvmc- tcry. Seymour.
 Fined For Breach ,, Peace
 Two young men were arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Me Laughlin at the store of Jack Erzat- soni on North Main street after they had created a disturbanc- over a pair of shoes. Judge William l. Malone assessed the men $j and costs each on charge of breach ot the peace.
 silver Platterl stolen
 Four silver plattors were stolen from the home of Mrs. Felix Fur. land of G0 Laurel street some tima Sunday evening while she wat, away, according 10 q complaint eu. tered at police headquarters thi' morning. Tho thieves who havs been rNn"acking chicken GOODS oi Bristol residents apparently desir'