New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

90, of lnlonNlllc. II II IS Iouhl 70 be impossible for the members to attend the meeting, they will be visited and honored by officers of the camp at their homes.
 An installation of officers for this year will take place at the meeting. Bruno Brown will be installed as commander of the local post by state Senior Vice Commander White of Waterbury. and Mrs Margaret Quinlan will be installed as presi- dent of the auxiliary by Mrs. Annie Walker of New Britain.
 A social time will follow the in stallation and members from all over | the state arc expected to be present. l
 George Tabor
 George Tabor, Gu. of 663 North l Main street died at his home yester- day morning following an illness i which lasted two months.
 He was born in Camicn. Poland 1 the son Of John and Mary Tabor. and came to this country % years ago. He worked for time at the Sessions Foundry Co. but had work cd at the F. Ingraham Co. for the past 25 years.
 Mir. Tabor is survived by his wife. two daughters, five gr1ndchildrcd two brothers. Anthony Tabor Of Chicopoc, Mass. another resident in Poland and two sisters, residents Of Poland
 Tho funeral will take place from St. Stanislaus's church at o'clock tomorrow morning with Roy. George Bartlewsli officiating. Burial will follow in the new st. Josoph's cemc- 1 tcry,
 Mrs. Nina stiles Word was received here this morn i ing by Chief of Police Ernest r. ] Belden that a cousin, Mrs. Nina ] Stiles of Quincy, Mass, had died. No funeral arrangements had been made at the time the message was recciy- ] cd. Several local relatives of Mrs.
 Stiles will attend the funeral, r. o. Gain Recorded
 The postal receipts for the year of 1879 as recorded at the local post
 office show that an increase of $l0,- 1@4,G1 over the previous year was registered. The receipts aggrcg gated $1S0.GS446 against $120.439.S5 for
 1928. The receipts include monies
 obtained through the sale Of stamps.
 envelopes and general material.
 City League schedule
 According to a schedule released
 by Secretary Phil Gciger of the Bris-
 tol City Basketball league. a three
 game card will be presented at the
 Boys club gym on Thursday cve-
 ming starting at o'clock. The Hor-
 ton five will meet the New De partures in the opener, the Eagles will face the Maccabees in the sec.
 ond tilt and the DiXies, first plaec
 team, will oppose the Terryvill> Maple Ends in the final contest. The last few games of the loo1 ; have been very good. and official! anticipa.e the largest crowd of thu season Thursday night because O the showings made. Several of tn . clubs have strengthened considerabl. D since the start of the season and ar 0 expected to become potent contend e CTS for the title.
 ! Board Meeting S A meeting of the board Of lihrar
 directors will be held at the Bristg C Public library meeting room toniGh = commencing at 7:$0 o'clock. It @ rot expected that any matters ( s great importance will be brougl l. up, although it is known that r,
 ports will be released showing til It work of the department for la. h year.
 It school Board to Meet c IL was announced yesterday in; Q the board Of education would hol r. it's postponed meeting at the boar q offices in the Bristol High school O @ "Wednesday evening. The sessio ii was originally scheduled for som,
 tune during last December.
 Superintendent Karl X, Rcicf " will submit his reports for the ycs ,a and other business will be tram .r acted.
 n Orchestra Obtained ~ Ben Mercy who has been cOl S Gucting roller skating at Red Mcn :, hall. will present the Billings O . chestra at the hall on Friday nigh ' The Night Hawks. the orChestl A. that appeared here last Friday, wi ,e make T reappearance on the 10th S- this month.
 S' Singer Secured for Concert re David McMahon, one of the city
 talented youthful singers. has bee fS obtained for the concert which is Tt he given at the meeting of the Fc 5' loWcraft club at the Masonic temp IL on Wednesday evening. The Ne ne Departure Harmonica and Novel C. band will be featured along wi h. several novelty offerings The "Ha D. mony Boys" Joe and Jimmie Sa al taniello, will present an especial
 arranged program of singing.
 The meeting of the club is for 'eI purpose of adopting L set of b It. laws, and all members arc urged attend. All master Masons are l he Qucsted to attend and enjoy | on program of entertainment and I re treatments, which will follow.
 Funeral of Mrs. KniIl
 The funeral of Mrs. Edmund h. knlll of 175 Winthrop street. x e. Britain, a former resident of t e. city, was held from the parish ho1 on of the Congregational church vest, to- day afternoon at 2;SO o'clock " Id- Rev, Francis T. Cooke officiating. et- terment followed in West Ccmeter till Noted Doctor Will speak be Tomorrow evening at s o'clock 'st. the Federal Hill school auditori the Dr Arthur H. Ruggles, consultant of mental hygiene at the health Of partment of Yale university. '