New Britain herald., 1929-10-12

III lI4c Key OIutOnary war.
 Painters Outing and Dinner
 c Brlen preserve on Fall Moun- tain will be the scene of a gay af- fair this afternoon at 230 o'clock. The local pointers union group is holding an outing and chicken din- ner
 Sports of all kinds will be enioy- ed by those present. Fifty unionites are expected 10 be present along with several invited state officials of the organization.
 D. Of l. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Daugh- tcrs of Isabella will take place on Monday evening at the Red Mems Wlgwam. Very important business and tentative arrangements for the annual banquet to be given soon will be brought up for discussion. OlilccrS will be elected for next year.
 The starting time has been set at s o'clock sharp.
 Mr~. Chester Na!anowicz
 Mrs. Catherine Malunowicz, 45. wife of Chester Nalanowicz Of S5 North Pond street, died yesterday morning at her home following a short Illness.
 Mrs. Malanowicz was a native of Poland. SAc is survived by her hus- band. Funeral services will be held at S' Casimer's church. TerryvilIe. at q. In.. Monday. Rev. Father koslowski will conduct the services and burial will be in St Mary's cen- ctery.
 Mrs. Louis Norton
 Mrs. Louis Norton of Jeanette street. died at the Plainville hospi- tai yesterday morning following d. long illness.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow at the Funk funeral parlors at ?. m. Burial will be in West cemetery,
 Icrgct-Mc-No Sale The Disabled American War Vef- erans are conducting q forget-me- not sale on the streets of the city today The funds derived from the sale are to be used exclusively by tH" organization in carrying out it's relief work for disabled veterans. To Inspect Watershed
 The board of water commissioners and the mayor and council and rouncil-elect will make a tour of jn- Spection next Tuesday afternoon at l o'clock. The watershed of the water department will be the princi- pal point of the tour.
 Football Games Every football team in the city will play away from home this week. end with the exception of the Maple Ends, who are scheduled to contest the Windsor Locks team at Muzzy field starting at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The West Ends will auto to Plain- vile to engage the Blues of that town at 3 o'clock tomorrow after noon,
 This afternoon at South Manches- ter the Bristol high team will battle the high school eleven of that place.
 Each game promises to be lively and the players participating in | 'll'ii VIII hhuN that 'I'y ndNt uolc quite a bit of scuflng before the day is ended,
 Readers Note .u News items for this column should ! be telcphoncd or sent directly to the | Bristol New Britain Herald office at : Prospect street. On phone mes sages call William A. Garrett at 5s mornings or evenings.
 Case Continued ! The case of Alexander Topko | charged with cmbezzlement and obtaining money under, false pre- t"nses was continued until Tues day by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan in police court this morning. Fined for Cruelty | Angelo Anastasio of Waterbury, | who was charged with cruelty 10 a horse which he was alleged to have i left to die. was fined s25 and costs. The animal, an aged one. had been abandoned and it was necessary to shoot it.
 Ordered 10 Post Bond 1 Olaf Goullin was ordered to post q bond of $500 in order that his wife might be assured Of weekly ! payments of 8 for the coming year. He was charged with non- support.
 Surgeon to Receive Fellowship 1 Dr. Benedict N. Whipple will i leave tomorrow for Chicago to at 1 tend the annual meeting of the ! American College of Surgeons. On | Friday evening. at the convocation ! of the college. he will receive a | fellowship in the college. This honor | is awarded for great proficiency in surgery, is much sought by sur | Goons, and given to only those few who are found worthy after a thor i ough investigation by the college 1 board Of regents.