New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
5. J. LARGE DIES
 ON HUNTING TRIP
War Memorial Designer, Pioneer Councilman, Succumbs Suddenly
TITLE GAME SCORELESS
Maple Ends and West Ends Battle in tain-ParlI Street Closed 10 Trafric-Cash Register Rifcd-To Observe 30th Birthday.

samuel J. Large, a member Of Cn a hunting trip in Litchheld, yes terday afternoon. He was walking with his son Robert, Joseph Elliott, and Robert Soule, all of this city. He dropped suddenly to the ground land expired almost immediately. Death was due to a heart attack.
 Mr. Large was born in Clonaslee. Queens county, Ireland, on February 6. 1864. and came to America at the national and private schools of his Lative country.
 He settled in Paterson, x. J., but not for long. He moved to Walling- ford and then to Bristol, where he had resided for the past 34 years. He had been connected with the | American Silver Company. where he vas a foreman in the designing and | dye department, for number ot years and had accomplished much 1 during his residence in this city. The 1 war memorials, the city seal, and numerous other conceptions were de, l signed by Mr, Large.
 He was a member Of the Fedora l Hill district commission for many 1 years and spent q great many term: Cn the park board. He was a mem. . ber of Bristol's two first city coun cils and was president and organize! Of the Health Protective league O the American Silver Company. H, also organized the American SilvaI Mutual Benefit and Relief assoCia ton and was an active member o the Palos council, Knights of Colum bus, and of Compounce tribe. I. o l.. NJ. He was a member of St. Jo scph's Holy Name society,
 He is survived by his wife, Mrs Mary Francis) Large; two sons Frank W. Large, who assisted hin for 24 years at the American SilveI plant and Robert Large; thre' daughters Miss Rachel Large, Mrs Albert Bachand. and Mrs. JohE Brennan, all of this city; and nint grandchildren. One son, Roland died in infancy.
 The funeral will take place iron his late home at 2IO Center stree at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning anC at St JOscph's church. where ; solemn high mass of requiem will o' celebrated, at 10 o'clock. lntermcn will follow in the new St. Joseph cemetery.
 Clothes Taken From Car
 Two young men reported 10 of! cor James Quinlan at the state ar mory last night that during tn course of the basketball game som person had broken into q car oWne, by Perry McMaster of Churel street. one of the men, and ha stolen a blue overcoat. white scar and felt hat belonging 10 Leonar, i Hcbert of West street
 The knobs on the side doors 0 the car had been tempered viii and brolin. The police are invest gatinS.
 Civil Settlement
 Civil settlements were made in th' ! cases where cars driven by Eranl C, Miller of 80 Gridley street collil ed with another driven by Charle Baker of l93 Stewart street on Yves street shortly before Il o'clock las night and when one driven by Lci Roberge of Stafford avenue crashe, into another driven by Dorothy liar | t.tS, nf InlN-nl-a .' bridge at 10:40 o'clock last night The Miller Baker accident was ba, one. Both cars were damaged to great extent but the drivers agree, to settle civilly. There were onl. slight damages 10 the other twt cars. No one was injured.
 Monica Pays Costs
 Alexander MonicO, charged witi breach of the peace and intoNication had his case nollcd upon paymen in the anteroom of police headquar ters this morning. He had create, a disturbance at the Maple En Shoppe last night over the footbal game Of the afternoon. Monico i a West End player.
 Mrs. Anna Delenuick
 Mrs. Anna Delendick, 46, wife o Jerry Delcndicll of 9 River street East Bristol. died suddenly at he home yesterday afternoon. Tn funeral will be held from the Rus sian church in Terryville tomorrow morning at SEQ o'clock.
 Seals In Mail
 About @50,00O Christmas seal were placed in the mails recently D Secretary Harry J. Mckinstry of tn Employees Health Protectiv League. It is believed that the seal wore di ihutn1 todoV