New Britain herald., 1929-05-16

Two base hits, Popowicz, Nelson, Carey: three base hits, Boisseau. stolen bases, Green. Roberts, Collins, Mattson, Morander: double plays. LaPonte to Green: left on bases, West Hartford. s, Bristol {; bas4 on- balls. off Nelson 3, Bouisseau l: Hall {, White l; struck out by Nelson {, Boisseau ,, Hall 2. White (: hits of Nelson. } in innings, Hall ?? in 2 innings. White. s in seven innings. Boisseau 1 in inninss; hit by 1 pitcher, by White Collins. Ailiyar); wild pitch, White 2; balk. White; winning pitcher. Nelson: losing pitcher, Hall; umpire, Coughlin; time of game. 1:l5.
 Funeral of Louis Labell The funeral of Louis Labell, 23, of 363 North Main street, who died Wednesday at the Bristol hospital, will be held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at St. Ann's church.
 Mir. Labell was born in Van Buren, Maine, where he resided until con- ing to Bristol four years aso. He is survived by his parents, Mir. ard | Mra Paul Labell of this city; two sisters, Mrs. Esther Taylor of New York, and Mrs. Mamie Violetts of Hartford; and three brothers, Ed. ward Labell Of Collinsville and Vii [ liam and Lowrence Labell of this city.
 Disabled Vets to Meet 1 A meeting Of Bristol Chapter, No. 3, Disabled American Veterans. vii. be held in the state armory build ing on Center street tomorrow eve. ming. Plans for an outdoor carnival next month will be discussed.
 Vital Statistic.
 Fifty-three births. :2 marriafrs and c6 deaths were entered for rec ord in the office Of the city clerk during the month of April.
 Funeral 0f Mrs. kopaia vloudren
 The funeral of Mira Sophia Vou- dren. S7. widow Of William voudr>n or 64 Laurel street. who died late Tuesday night from infirmities in. cident to advanced years. will he held at st. Ann's church at | o'clock Friday morning. Rev. Joseph P. Perreault will celebrate the hish mass of requiem and burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery on Terry. vile avenue.
 Mrs. Voudren was native of Canada. At the age of 20 years she came to this country and settled In Ware. Mass, where she remained until coming to Bristol two years ago. She is survived by her hus band: four daughters. Mrs. Manda Clark. Mrs. Matilda Christian and Mrs. Mary Codierre. all, of Bristol, and Mrs. octaver Gonyea of Detroit. Mich: four sons Austin, Joseph. Arthur and Amedec Briere, all of Bristol: 35 grandchildren and l5 greatgrandchildren.
 krhOoi Taxcs Due
 Taxes for the second school dis. trict are due and payable June ]. On all taxes remaining unpaid after July 1. interest will be charged at the rate of nine per cent. Ralph B. Hutchinson. collector of tho dis trict. will be at his residence, No. 1 draham street on June 1. {, ii and .5. and July 1 from { d. m. to 1 D. m. and from 1880 p. m. to 5 D. m. to receive payments
 Gutlford Priest viaitoe
 Rev. Augustine Hennessey, curate Of the Catholic church in Guilford, Conn.,. is the guest of his cousin, Thomas Hennessey of Meilen street. Returns Home Frank Murray. assistant postmAst. CT at Akron. Ohio. who has been visiting with his sisters. Mrs. David Kelley of Kelley street for the past ten days, left for home wedne1day morning.
 Elks Meeting A meeting of Bristol Lodge. No. 1o10, B. r. o. E.. will be held at o'clock this evenint in the lodse rooms on South street. Judge Joseph M. Donovan. John E. Roberts, Kar! A. Reiche. George L.. Fitzpatrick and William G. Johnston, the committee appointed by Exalted Ruler Joseph P. kupperstein to arrange for Flag Day exercises, will submit their re- port.