New Britain herald., 1929-02-16

held al his late home. "a Bellevue avenue, at 2:3o o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. F. r. Wolfenden, pastor Of the Bristol Baptist church will conduct the services, and the body will be sent to 0Springfieid. Mass. for cremation. The ashes wi:l be buried in West cemetery at the convenience Of the family.
 As mark Of respect to the de- ceased. flags on the office building. of the Bristol Brass corporation and the American Silver company have been placed at half mast and will remain in that position until after the funeral services. Mir. Hoilay served on the board of directors of both concerns for number of years.
 Game Postponed Because of the death of Geors. W. Blickley. supervisor of physical education in the Bristol schools. tn. basketball game between the Bristol and East Hartford Hign school teams scheduled for this evening, was postponed until Tuesday. Feb ruary 19.
 Services This ENcnins There will be devotions at 1:3o o'clock ti.s e.ening at st. Joseph's church in honor of St. Annu. Past Presidents Meetil. A meeting of the Past Presidents association Of Manross Women's Re- l lief corps will be held Monday af'- | of Nlr- II,y Brown on Church street.
 Autos Collide ! Automobiles operated by Walter kacZyqiewk of Jerome avenue an l Albert Valley Of lu9 Stewart street were slightly damaged as the result of collision at the intersection Of North Main and North streets shori- ly before 6 o'clock last evening. A: the time of the accident kaczypiew.i was proceeding casterly along North street and Valley was driving south on North Main street.
 Both drivers appeared this morn ing before Deputy Prosecuting AL torney Robert J. Stack and were 'h- structed to settle the matter civilly.
 Tax Offisr Open For the convenience of persons wishing to pay the personal tax, Tax Collector Frank B. Riley has ar ranged to keep his office open thls afternoon between the hours of l:30 and 500 o'clock and this evening from 10 o'clock. This tax is due and payable during the month ot Febguary.
 Grocery Store Entered James Santa Anna, district man. ager Of the Economy Grocery com pany. reported 10 the police Friday afternoon that the Economy store a' 4S5 North Main street had been en- tered some time between 1 D. m. and D. m. yesterday and $l3s5o taken from the cash register. Entrance was gained by forcing d rear door leading 10 the cellar. Detective Ser geant Daniel McGillicuddy is investi. gating.
 Funeral of Mrs. ;illlcr
 The funeral Of Mrs. Rudolph Mil Ter of 17 Vine street, who died Thursday evening. was held at o'clock this morning at St. Joscph's church. Rev. William P. latlin eel. ebrated the high n,ass of requien and burial was in St. Thomas cen.' etery.
 Funeral Of George Blicklcy The funeral of George w. Blick
 ley. director Of physical education 1T the Bristol schools. who died at tht I ;,x, ,i l@. ;t,I l,,, iyt v
 will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at his late home. 65 Wood.
 land street. Rev. Francis T. Cooke
 pastor of the First Congregational church. will ofiiciate. Burial will bt , in Deerfeld, Mass.
 St. Johns Chapel Tomorrow. the first Sunday ol Lent, services, consisting of morn. f ing prayer and sermon by Rev. l.. E I'ryrc. will be held at ?:15 a. m. The : church school will meet at 10:l; q. m.
 At 7:3e o'clock Monday evenint ct q meeting of the executive committee = will be held in the parish house, ant !. at 2:30 D. m. Thursday members O the Dorcas chapter will meet. A t 7:30 D. m. Thursday meeting of th' [ senior group of the Girls Friendl! society will be held and at 5:sO p. m on Saturday. February g. there vii be a rehearsal of the choir. Basketball Tonight A basketball game of unusual in
 trest to local fans is scheduled fol
 this evening on the floor of the stat' armory when the New Departure Ave will clash for the second tim, this season with the fast St. Francis quintet of Hoboken, x. J. The frs game. played a few weeks ago il ! this city. was the most thrilling . seen in this city in years. the local
 finally winning by a s4-33 scor'
 after Wardy Waterman had tossed ir
 a goal from the foul line. ', The game tonight will star /. promptly at o'clock and will b. [ preceded and followed by dancing. ], Joint Meeting . A joint meeting of the city coun 6 cii and the board of education vii i. be held at 7:So o'clock Monday eve
 hing, when estimates for the fisca year ending November 30. 1889. vii l be given final consideration. Esti o mates of all other departments wer = approved at the council meeting o . February $. Following the mcetin . on February IS. the budget will h i prepared by the city clerks offic rI for formal approval al the rceula
 meeting on March ;.
 Al next weeks meeting a writtc 7. opinion on the legality Of Sunda 'l afternoon roller skating will be sub