New Britain herald., 1929-06-22

the overturned nar anA eAe. a.exs curious than the rsst struck . match to ascertain whsthsr se net spots on the pavement were blood They proved to be gasoline and ths match-lighting was followed hy burst of flame, which soon envGlopsj the car. Squad \ and Engine cosn- pany No. were summoned and sy. tinguished the blass with chemicaiA The front tires and the uphoisteTins in the car were badly burned.
 Olin appeared this morning before Prosecuting Attorney Anthony ). Rich but was not held.
 Tax Onics Open The office of Tax Collector Frank R. Riley in the city building will he open this afternoon from l:30 to : o'clock and in the evening from ! to to receive the general city taxes which are due and payable during the month of June. Schools Close
 l The high and grammar schools of , the city closed yesterday afternoon l for the summer vacation. Sessions will be resumed on Tuesday, Gep- tember 3.
 Funeral of Mrs. BoskIrcou
 The funeral of Mrs. Philomaine Roudreau. e1. who died Thursday night at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Ephram Bechard of 6s Wol- colt street was held at : o'clock this morning at St. Ann's church. Rev. Joseph P. Perreault celebrat- ed the high mass of requiem and burial was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Mrs. Boudreau Is survived by two daughters, Mrs Ephram Bechard of this city and Mrs. Helen Granger of Vermont; also by two sona Joseph Boudreau Of Taunton. Mass. and Noil Boudreau Of Montreal. P. Q.
 Congregational Church Notes
 The annual picnic of the Congrc- gational church Sunday school will be held at Lake Compounce on Mon- day. Trolley cars will leave the parish house at s:20 a. m. Dinner will be served in the casino at 1.:1s p. m.
 The members of the Junior Brotherhood will hold their annual frolic at Lake Waramaug on June 29 and 30. Members of the alumni as well as associate members have been invited.
 This year the Community Vaca- ton Church school will be held Tn the Congregational parish house from Monday. July s. 10 Saturday. August }. from g to 11:30 o'clock leach morning. Enrolment cards must be returned to the parish house not later than June c9. Miss June Dilts, who will enter upon her duties as director of religious edu- cation of the church on Juno 73, will be in charge.
 Week-End Baseball
 This afternoon at Muxzy held the Maple Ends baseball team will play the Insilcos of Meriden and tomorrow afternoon will travel to Canaan for . game with . team made up of collegians. The game this afternoon will start at $40.
 The Maple Ends have announced that they have signed up Joe Ja- blonowski of Terryville. who starr red during the present season as pitcher on the University of VeF- mont nine. Jablonowski won 10 of his Il starts. meeting defeat at the hands of Brown university last Saturday. It is probable that hs will receive the pitching assign. ment for this afternoon.
 Tomorrow afternoon at Muxxy field the Forestville and New De. parture teams of the City baseball league will tangle. The game ts slated to start promptly at ' o'clock. Clyde Waters will umpire.
 Attending Retreat
 Thirty-hve members of Palss council, Knights of Columbus, lsfs last evening for Springfield. whers they will attend . retreat at the Passionist monastery. The retreat opened this morning and will elose with services tomorrow night. Rervtces This Evening l There will be services at 7:S0 o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's church in honor of St. Anne.
 Mrs. Susan T. McDcsusolt
 Mrs. Susan T. McDermott, widow of John J. McDermott of <3S Wash. ington street, died at her home at o'clock this morning. She suffer. ed a shock several days ago and , failed to respond to treatment. Sur. viving her are two sons. William and James McDermott, the latter . fireman attached to Engine Co. No. 1. < Funeral arrangements, in charg4 i, of Thomas P. O'Brien. were incom. plete this morning although it is probable that it will be held at . o'clock Monday morning at St Matthews church, Forestville.