New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Bristol Neu's DR. r. H, WILLIAMS
 DIES AT HIS HOME
Prominent Physician Was Also
 Noted Archaeolo8ISt
GAVE COLLECTION TO CITY
Won iiunoro in Medicine Despite DCainc~--H. N. Team Iia~ Two G&mcN-t community Chest Total Si1.I91-I;ricfs.

Si3.l95-Hricfs.
 pr. Frederick II. Williams. q prac- uopny physician in thjs ,lty for th. rae' 5& years and oo" of the slarcs most prominent collectors Of prr- historic relies, died a' his bou, a' '@l lDj4h #r., at -:%o o'rmrl ,ht. uonm@ rollovu@ au illness of sh-h'iv more than 0 n,rh II, na- olrc of tno urA known travelling doctors m western rom,,fjcu'.
 Dr. Williams uus born in Pheasant Valley, Har)>lumstrd on June 5. lh4G, and son ot Dr. and Mrs. Or vile Wilam~ Hr WAS u direct descendant Of old Colonial families, two Of his great 2rand-tathrr- hay ing participated in tho Revolutionary war. Hc was icu au orphan at the a2c of lo years and went 10 Grduhy where h. spent ha Noulh From there h" went to Hartford to study medicine.
 Dr. WlJIr"m@' great ambition in lit" Was 10 be q physician and he later realized this wish. His hopes were nearly blasted in 1889 when he suddenly los, bis hearing. He spent considerable time working in print shops and drug stores and in 1874 was awarded a diploma hy inc cru- sOrs Of Eoluni,o Medical society and allowed Io practice th, profession .f..l |. was awarded a second diploma by the Connecticut Eclectic society. IT," Wa. ai thal time already rcsldru; Of HrIatoL Ii" rracticod in this city for '" yrHrs and gained u great num- hcr oI patients and friends Iir con- ductrl successful practice here aud W:ts we'll known for his treatment ui chronic cases, II" was m"mbcr of th" Naioual Eclectic society. I'r. Williams MAS married in lSN5 to Miss J4.uurtla Hart. who sur wives him. \ daughter. Frances liar. Williams, q graduate Of Nassar coI- c". died in 1909.
 pr. Wnlians devoted 'h" greater portjop ot his spare tim" tu tho .Frudr o' sooloS. urrhnyology and prehistoric relics, winch he Ir,as- bred greatly. He gathered one of h" largest collections of prehistoric 1"lica, curioa and other ancient rI""os in tho country and latter pre- .>"otgd il to tue city or Bristol. IL ls now on rAhihltou ali 'hr public Nbrary
 II" w1s or" of the organizers oi 'h' now driuuct Bristol Historic .ucjrtN iIr was renowned as a writer aud contributor 10 the ,ari- "us medical publications and was d poet of great ability lIo had studied extensively and spoke French. Ger man. Spanish and Swedish nurutly.
 Tn" funeral will take place from Trinity Episcopal church on High street on Friday afternoon at . o'clock ErN. John Wikrns will cou- Iucl the services. lutormcnt will be i'm West cemetery.
 Many Mrcte Nt.hc,Iulc,I
 Tine ErsloI Eoys' club aNimmiu" team is scheduled for 1o or mor,
  Captain Alir.d NcCur amouuc",l yesterday. The local uatators will .tarr thc tounrctrcut N~gjcs team .at Ih" local poul tomorrow night at |S o'clock. Other meets have been booked with tho Naugatuck stat, championship taul>mcn. Torringtou Iitlslicld and Waterbury.
 Drcrcaec in Water usc
 According tn tho report Of the superintendent of the water depart .mcut. C Earlv I.ouric. submitted at meeting last night. tur avcrag, .dIily consumption of water during -t he month Of January waa o,3Hl.- ""o gallons, or 2o@ ,o0o less per day than during the same month o} last year.
 The totol amount Of bills render. "d for water during January was S9.A7S.9&. which was Sl.%l".09 moro than thr eaurr month ot last year lnpai1 bills amounted to &%A@2.&i InllS for work done by the depart mont aggregated &G5I2G.n2 th, burger portion nl which was for street assessments.
 Following Inc receipt of prtl .lion from residents of Dutton an, TalmadEr streets. fl Vns voted {, holl hearing at thr March meet ing of inc water commissioners {, decide whether or moi water maiu' should he laid on those highways Residents of Mul>Illr street will als, he heard at the meeting concerning the laying of water mains.
 Fills amounting to sG71n&0 wrr, approved and ordered paid, S2.5or Of the mentioned amount rs for th, payment ot q sinking fund.