New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

! to Sinisgalli's store on School street at 7:15 last evening to extinguish a small fire on a stove caused by the overfiowing of candy which was be- ing made. Damages were trivial.
 At 6:45 o'clock this morning, Squad A was called to the home of Joseph Pascucci on Fourth avenue. East Bristol. for a chimney blaze. Chemicals were used and no dam- age was done.
 Christy to Meet Ireland
 Nick Christy, Bristol's popular hard-hitting featherweight ringman. will fight Jimmy Ireland of Schenectady, N. r., in a bout scheduled for six rounds at Foot Guard hall. Hartford. tomorrow night. The fight will be preliminary to one between lazy Grove and Frankie O'Brien. In the event that the local boy wins, it is probable that he will graduate from the low CT ranks into a higher division. Christy enjoyed considerable popu- larity in the Capital City until he was steered into opposition much too stiff for him to withstand a number of months ago.
 Brownie Tucker of Hartford, whom Christy flattened twice while in his heyday. will meet Yin Ia- Bella of Middletown in four rounder on the same card tomor- row. Both are lightweights.
 Sues for 5000
 Samuel Martin has brought suit for $4,0oo through Attorney Jacob l.. Suisman against William Rulnick of this city, a writ filed at the city clerks office this morning showed. The case is returnable to the superior court at Hartford on the first Tuesday of January.
 Land of the defendant on Maple street has been attached by Deputy Sheriff Max Blumenthal.
 Goodwin to Bermuda
 Brayton H. Goodwin, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Brayton H. Goodwin of 32 Haviland street sailed this morning for Bermuda to play at the Royal Prince hotel, Hamilton, Ber- muda, during the winter months as a member of an orchestra. He is 8. graduate of the Bristol high school and for seven years has been en- ployed as salesman for the Standard Oil company. which position he re- signed to join the orchestra
 Grid Game for Charity
 A large percentage of the receipts of a football game to be played be- tween the championship West Ends of this city and New Britain Blues titleholders in the Hardware City. at Muzzy field Sunday afternoon will be given to charity. it has been announced by Manager William Opium. In an earlier game the Blues defeated the local eleven, 90.
 To Present Play
 A play in three acts, 'An Old Time District School" will be given at the Sessions auditorium. Forest vile, on Friday, December 12. by the Asbury Methodist Episcopal church for the benefit of it's annual Christmas entertainment.
 Selecting a Teacher" will be the opening act, with The Class in Ac- ton" and "Washington's Birthday" following. Applicants for the posi- ton of school teacher will be Ms. Dwight Reynolds. Miss Pearl Wal lace and Irving Beatson.
 To Plan Organization
 A meeting of the women of Bris- tol for the purpose of organizing a Women's club here will be held at the Bristol Boys club tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Robert r. Gadd, president of the Connecti- cut Federation of Women's clubs, is expected to be present.
 Engagement Announced Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Brainerd Carrier of Montowese street. Hart
 
 their daughter, Miss Helen Adelne Carrier, to Alexander Tuck, circula- ton manager in the local office of the Hartford Courant, son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Tuck of union- vile.
 Funeral of Mrs. krysinsun
 Funeral services for Charles Kry- sinsun, 59. who died Monday at his home, 22 Curtis street. were held this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Stanislaus' chu: ch. Rev. George Bartlewski, pastor, celebrated the solemn high mass of requiem.
 The pail bearers were Constantly Siomkiewicz, Boleslaus Adamczyk, Frank Kropik, 1gnatius Lazarski, John Jablonski and Peter Latala.
 Rev. Teofil kc owski conducted the committal services in St. Thom- as cemetery.