New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

and Mrs. w. I. Taylor of Montclair. i x. J.: one son, L. Minard; her moth- CT, Mrs Ida NJ. Northrop: one sis | ter, Mrs. C. NJ. Percival of Water bury; and one granddaughter. Funeral services will be held at the Prospect Methodist Episcopal church chapel on Wednesday after noon at 2:30 o'clock, with Rev Hu- bert D. Jones officiating. Interment will be in West cemetery. Hits Two Cars and Pole 1 George Rogers of 256 Mechanic street Forestvile, was arrested last night by Officer Tim othy Lambert after his machine had struck two automobiles and had run into 8 teIe- i phone pole on School street A car 1 driven by Herbert Moeller was . struck and damaged, ;he rear left fender being ruined completely. An other car driven by John Cean of Center street was forced off the highway when Rogers car swerved onto the left side of the street and met it headon, striking just before Rogers auto went against the pole.
 Rogers was brought into court this morning with charges of drunk en and reckless driving against him and was filmed SIPS and costs by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan.
 Two Breach of Peace Cases
 Naapoleon Briere, charged with breach of the peace and intoxication. was fined $5 and costs in police court today, Briere, an old offender under suspended sentence, wa. warned not to appear in court on an lntoNication charge again.
 The case of Alexander Masluk. charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness, was placed in the hands of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy for investigation. The case will again be brought into court on December ;. He had been arrested on complaint of his wife.
 City Basketball League
 \ meeting of the executive board CT the City Basketball league will be held at the office of William F.. Tracy. president of the loop. in the Tracy-Condon building tonight at
 0o''' -''tNiitA >Nl . III SuDIllll DIdNtf lists and forfeit fees. and plans for definite schedule arrangemcnt will be discussed. It was decided at tn" last meeting of the board to se- lect schedule committee, and the selection may be made tonight. There arc other business matters to be brought up for discussion
 Funeral of $. J. Large
 The funeral of Samuel ]. Large. a , member of Bristol's first council, . who died while on a hunting trip in Litchfield recently. was held from
 his late home at 930 Center street this morning at 9:30 o'clock and from St. Josephs church at 10 o'clock. A solemn high mass of re- quiem was celebrated. Interment fol- lowed in the new St. Josephs ceme- 1 terY.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Wasilayich
 The funeral Of Mrs. George Wasil- aNich of 7S Wolcott street was held
 from St. Joscph's church this morn ing at o'clock. Burial followed the
 ceremony in the new St. Josephs
 cemetery.
 Service Largely Attended ., [ The memorial service held at the , | Elks' home last night was attended . by nearly 200 persons.
 A memorial address was delivered r. by the Hon. John r. Pickett Of Mid | dlctoWn. and then followed vocal se- | lectlons by Harry Coe Ohnstcad. A
 brief talk was delivered and the
 names of the members who have
 passed away were read. The mem- f hers who died during 1929, as read.
 included Thomas F. ORricn. Thomas 1 L. Cummings, Thomas D. Clancy,
 Frank A, Haviland. William ].
 Coughlin, and Past Exalted Ruler , Noble l.. Pierce.
 Foreclosure sale I large number were present at l the superior court foreclosure sale
 of seven building lots and a gas sta l ton at Park and Dutton streets Sat
 urday afternoon. The sale was con- , ducted by George w. Hull. the ap- I pointed superior court committee.
 Appraisals on the properties were
 made by William A. Hayes and At , torneys Joseph P. O'Connell and .Jo-
 seph r. Dutton.
 y The entire properties and building . were sold to local bidders n Talk By Thornton Burgess , Thornton w. Burgess, writer of :. animal and insect life, will speak on , Along Natures Trails at the High
 school auditorium tonight at 7;so T o'clock under the auspices of the <, Bristol Parent-Teacher association. :, The talk. it was said. will prove in ' tcrcstins 10 parents as well as chill
 drcn. A large crowd is expected. Maple Ends Win Sugar Hugret and the Maple | Finds won from the New Britain
 Blues at Muzzy field yesterday after noon by a 21 to l2 score. Sugar" S who is a student at x. Y. l.. and a crtd scholar of "Chick' Meehan tore through and around the enemy line
 for long gains continually. His play | ing was the finest seen on Muzzy T field this year and nearly l.500 per - sons turned out to see him perform. Il He scored all but two of the local n teams points. Jim Kane shared hon . ors with Hugret by his beautiful a kicking for extra points. The other n local luminarics were Bill Kane, ), brother of Jim. who did the bunting.
 and little Wrinkles Alexander. ;- NcNander's shifty running assisted l. Hugrct on many occasions and led = to scores
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