New Britain herald., 1930-10-30

| chairman of the democratic town | committee. will preside and will in troduce as speakers, kasimar Ma ! jewicz, Councilman Lucias Macora, Finance Commissioner Paul Murc- zuk and Attorney Samuel Goodell, l all of New Britain. Brief addresses , will be delivered by John c. Cope i and Francis B. Donnelly. local can- didates for seats Tn the general as- sembly.
 Funeral of Mrs. Strupp The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Strupp of 14S Pine street was held from the undertaking establishment of James J. Dunn, West street, at o'clock this morning. followed by the celebration Of a solemn high mass of requiem at St. Matthews s church, Forestville. hy Rev. James Mcdonald. pastor. half hour later. 1 Burial was in St. Thomas ceme- tery.
 Funeral of Mrs. Lloyd
 The funeral of Mrs. William J. | Lloyd of 259 Summer street was held from the chapel of the Pros | pect Methodist Episcopal church at , o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Rubert D. Jones, pastor. conducted services, which were attended by l delegations of members of the Ruth Rcbekah lodge l. o. o. F., auxil- iary, and Seicheprey post, No. ?, American Legion auxiliary. Burial | in charge of Undertaken Frank NJ. Lowe Of East Hartford. was in St. James cemetery, Glastonbury. Hundreds Instructed Hundreds of citizens visited the polling stations of Bristols four districts yesterday and this morning 1 in quest of instruction. The polls, 1 opened this afternoon until o'clock, will be open for instruction for the !, last time tomorrow from to 5, and f"om to p. m.
 In the first district (City hall) City | Clerk Thomas B. Steele and Michael J. Reilly are instructors; in the sec 1 end district (Firemen's hall, Forest | ville) Mrs. Ella r. Wood and Will l liam H. Roberts are instructors; in 1 the third district (North Side schooD Raymond W. Hill and Mrs. Mary F. Conlon arc instructors: in | the fourth district U'ederal Hill schooD Mrs. James McCusker and | David Ieishman are instructors.
 Voters arc requested to visit any | o- ha al C., ,,.i, selves with the machines before st- | tempting to cast their ballot on cleo ton day, next Tuesday.
 Attachment Placed
 Constable Thomas II. Hart has | placed an attachment on the prop crty of the Turner Heater company situated on North Main street in an action brought by Joseph T. Ryer- son & Co.,. Inc, through Attorney James T. Mather, against the firm to collect s1,o0o. The case is return able to the court of common pleas a, Hartford on the first day of De Cember.
 Probate Certificate Filed
 A one-half interest in a house al 3c Garden street. Forestville. has been boqueathed by tho late Ger trudc J. Jennings to William E Jennings. according to a certificate of probate filed at the city hall to- day.
 To Dedicate Chapel
 The newly erected Carlyle Fuller Barnes Memorial chapel in West cemetery will be dedicated on Sun, day afternoon, November g, at 2;30 o'clock. The chapel, a beautiful structure built by the family of the late Carlyle r. Barnes, cost more than s150,0oo. It is cxquisitely fur, nished and presents picturesque appearance at the east entrance tc the largest cemetery in the city.
 The building will be open to in. spection of the public at 5;3t o'clock. when an organ recital vii he given by Mrs. l.. l.. Beach. Al. though the grounds will not be seeded until spring. the front auC both sides have been graded. The i til pol tiOil VIII lt dItu pClOl dedication day. In the spring. a par1 of the rear territory will be made into burying plots and a low wal will be constructed on the Pounf street side. The entire cemetery, al that time. will be fenced in.
 Democrats Meet
 At meeting of the publicity committee of the democratic towr committee held in the city cour 7 room last evening. it was decided tt furnish free transportation to tn polls on election day to those wh, must leave the city in the earl, morning for out-of-town employ ment. Cars may be procured Q, telephoning either the north side O central headquarters on that day.
 To Play Brightwocds
 Evidently other i-profcssiona football teams in the state and evel out of the state arc watching quit, closely the progress of the Mapl End eleven Of this city. This com ing Sundays game with the Brigh. wood A. C. of Springfield to b. played on the local gridiron was ar ranged at the suggestion of tn, Massachusetts team itself.
 Today there comes more evidenc, O. the interest on the part of othe and distant ridsters-Manage R l. Huston has just received wor' fhon the Williams Pros of Nec Haven that he is very desirous Q booking q game with the Mapl l-nds. The New Haven team rank among the topnotchers in semi-pr circles, being classed with suci teams as the Thomaston Ponies an Manchester Majors.