New Britain herald., 1930-10-25

of the Methodist congregation.
 An address, "A Personal Tribute@ will be delivered by Rev. Arthur H. Goodenough of New Rochelle, N. r.. an intimate friend of the deceased.
 Polish Club Rally
 A political rally. at which Colone! Clarence w. Seymour, republican, congressional candidate will speak, will be held by the Polish American Citizens club at IT Meadow street at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Other speakers will include Judge Epaphroditus Peck and Attorney Anthony J. Rich, local nominees for representatives; Stanley Karpinski of New Britain, president of the state association of Polish American Citizens clubs. All are invited to attend.
 Fall Festival
 The various organizations of the Bristol Baptist church will hold an annual sale and supper on Wednes- day evening in the church parlors. An entertainment in charge of Car roll Martin will be presented. variety of articles will be placed on sale, and supper will be served by committees of Sunshine Circle and Women's society members.
 Funeral of Mrs. BrOdley
 The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Brodley of 413 North Main street will be held from the undertaking parlors of James J. Dunn, West street, at ? o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor of tho Prospect NJ. E. church, will conduct services. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Pigeons to Race
 Pigeons shipped to Washington, D. C.. by members of the Bristol. Terryville and Thomaston Pigeon club were released from that point this morning in race to home soil.
 Halloween Dance
 A masquerade dance will be giv- en by Seicheprey post, No. 2. Amer ican Legion. at the Bristol High school gymnasium Friday evening, October S1, at o'clock, The New Departure orchestra will play for dancing. At 10 o'clock all masks will be removed with the opening of a grand march.
 Fined After Accident
 Andrew Lapenta, charged with reckless driving after his automo- bile had hit that of Edward Wag- her of 1455 Corbin avenue, New Britain. on Pennington avenue at 7:15 a. m. on October 1, was fined s15 and costs by Judge William J. Malone in police court this morn lng.
 Squad A Summoned
 Bremen of Squad A were called at S:55 o'clock this morning to the home of Mrs. Louise Christensen at 146 Pennington avenue. They found that she had forgotten to take off the fireplace damper and that the house had become filled with smoke. There was no fire.
 Warranty Deed A warranty deed filed at the city clerks office this morning record ed the transfer of land and a build- ing on Pennington avenue from Emma HelminG to Joseph W. and Anna T. Mongeau.
 Maple Ends Book Games From the headquarters of the Maple End A. C. comes the infor- nation that Manager R. l.. Huston has added the Tufts eleven of Mid- dletown to the Maple End menu. The Bristol gridsters will go 10 Middletown tomorrow to meet the Tufts team on its home grounds. Originally Manager Huston had planned to send the Maple End war riors against the All-Stamfords, but word has been received from that sector that the All-Stamfords have disbanded. making it necessary to select another opponent. After con- siderable pickering over terms and officials, the Tufts eleven was chos- en for Sundays out-of-town clash for the Bell City team. It was also learned today that Manager Huston has made arrange ments for the Maple End eleven to stack up against the Brightwood A. c. gridsters of Springfield. Two games Will DC played, the 1lrSt nere on November and the second in Springfield on November 23.
 In booking the Brightwood eleven Manager Huston has selected a strong. fast opponent for his team, since the Springfield eleven is com posed of several former high school and college players. Plenty of rapid fire action should ensue when these two teams catapult together on the field of conflict.
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