New Britain herald., 1930-09-08
the press to all who lent helping

the press to all who lent helping hand.
 A good sized crowd of net fans were on hand yesterday for the final matches and roundly applaud ed both losers and winners as they were presented trophies. This sport has taken great strides here this year. Larger gatherings have at tended matches than ever before ia the city's history.
 Mrs. CorHelia Russell
 Mrs. Cornelia Russell. S1. widow of Dwight Russell, 26 Mellon street died at her home early yesterday morning following an illness of sev- eral years. She had been an invalid for many years.
 Surviving are two sons, William W. and Francis of Bristol. She was a lifelong resident of this city. The funeral will be held in the Metho- dist church tomorrow afternoon at 23n o'clock, Rev. Hubert D. Jones officiating. Intermcnt will be in Wect cemetery.
 Thomas J. Sullivan Thomas J. Sullivan, 27. of s1 Lexington street died at his home Saturday afternoon after lingering illness. Born in Halifax, Nova Sco- tia, on October 2, 1903, son of Thomas J. and Catherine Sullivan, he attended the schools of that city. He came to Bristol eight years ago and until his last illness, had been employed by the E. Ingraham Clock Company.
 Mir. Sullivan leaves his father and mother, two sisters, Miss Margaret Sullivan and Mrs. Mary E. Bou- chard; a brother. John Sullivan. of this city Funeral services will be held at St. Josephs church tomor- row morning at 9 o'clock, preceded by procession from the late home at S3o o'clock. Burial will be in St. Joseph's new cemetery. George Wandle
 George Wandle, 72, of 120 Vol colt street died at his home yester- day following an illness of several weeks. He was born in this city, son of John and Sarah Wandle, and spent this entire life here. He was engaged in farming and gardening.
 Mr. Wandle is survived by two nephews, Sidney and Frederick. Funeral arrangements, in charge of C. Funk and Son. are incomplete.
 Station Loses Radio
 Jacob Dunn. proprietor manager of a gasoline retailing station and confectionery store on Mine road. off Jerome avenue, reported to po- lice Saturday afternoon that his place of business had been broken into on Friday night. A radio set and six cartons of cigarettes were missing. Entrance to the building. he reported, had been gained by breaking a window in the front door of the store.
 Maple Ends Split
 The Maple Ends baseball team. Bristol city champions, split in two games with the Winsted town team over the weekend. winning one played yesterday at Muzzy field, 14-7. after losing on the previous afternoon in Winsted. 4-2. Pete Kaminski was the winning hurler yesterday.
 Traffic Case Nolled
 Nenner Carlson of Tracy, who was arrested by Motorcycle Officer James Burns in Forestvi.le yester- day after he had passed red light at the intersection of Broad and Central streets. had his case nolled in police headquarters this morning upon payment of costs, s5.95, by Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich. Rule Violator Fined Henry Edward Botka of 15S Farm Iington avenue. whose automobile col | lided with one operated by Hyman Goldberg of 80 Talcott street, New Britain, at Brooks street and Farm ington avenue. Forestville. last eve- ming. was arraigned before Prosecu- tor Anthony J. Rich this morning on a charge of violation of the rules of the road. The charge was nolled upon payment of the costs of court, $7.So.
 Officer James Keith. who lnvestl- gated the accident which resulted in slight damages to the cars involved, said Botka attempted to pass the Goldberg machine on the right hand side and in doing so caused the col lision
 Urges Cooperation in Clean-Up
 The Associated Milk Dealers ex- change have issued notice to resi- dents of this city urging cooperation this week during an extensive clean up campaign of old milk bottles. Mo- tices claim that a half million bot ties are lost in this state each year. The exchange requests residents to return stray bottles to their dis tributins dealers.
 Accepts New York Position
 Miss Margaret l.. Elden. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. H. klenke of S1 Goodwin street, has accepted position as teacher Of typewriting at the Madison Business school. Brook
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