New Britain herald., 1930-08-14

Conlin of Chester street Mountain View, who was drowned Sunday evening at Lake Pocotopaug when he became exhausted in saving two companions from drowning, were held this morning at S:30 o'clock at the home and at o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. The church was crowded with relatives and friends. There was a wealth of floral offerings.
 A solemn high mass of requiem vas celebrated. Rev. John Murzko of Southington was celebrant, Rev. Henry Cassidy of Pennington dea- con and Rev. William P. kilcoyne Of Plainville sub- deacon. AS the body was borne into the church, J, J. Graham played 70 Lord, Re member Me" on the organ. AS the offertory he sang Pie Jesu" and at the conclusion of the mass. "I Am Answering Your Call" AS the body was carried out of the church. he rendered Mother Dear, Pray For Me"
 The flower bearers were Carmi Bosco and Andrew H Finnerman. the two boys whom Edward saved from death. The pail bearers were Andrew W. King. Matthew M. Meskin. George Beckman. Carl Erickson, Francis King and Henry Barber.
 Father Kilcoyne and Father Murzko conducted committal sery- ices at the grave in St Joseph S cemetery on Pennington avenue.
 WIT Meeting
 Washington -Trumbull circle, Com panions of the Forest will hold it's regular meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Legion hall on Whiting street. There will be no in stallation of officers as previously planned. A large attendance is an ticipated.
 To Take Vacation
 Governor John H. Trumbull plans to leave Friday for his summer camp at Moosehead lake, Maine, where he will join his wife. He will spend his time hunting, fishing and securing a rest from his public du- ties.
 Big Game Tonight
 Everything is in readiness for tn , big battle of the year that will oc c, al red t1ir eyaripo at tho bi,yl, school field between two teams rep rcsentns the Business Men and the Trumbull factory The feature O. the classic will be the rejuvenation Of many old timers who starred on the baseball diamond years ago. Every player on both mines is over 40 years of age which means that the fans will sae plenty of fast work OH the bases and in the field. The after-results, however. will probably cause a run on the drug stores but this is not Dothering the players as yet
 Mickey" Levine. star shortstop Of the Business Mems team, is sur- tering from cold Tn his eye but will appear in action despite the protests Of five doctors. The Trum- bull lineup was announced today. It is as follows; Harry Broadweu, Henry Roper. Joe Greenjer. Charles Cleveland. Tom Royce. Bill Buys. Howard smith, Haden Griffin, Fred Harkc, Tom Rutland and Al Tom linson. It is indeed an imposing lineup.
 Fans will get treat watchin Jim" simpson spear them with hl. base hand on first. No player will be allowed 10 carry a spare ball il his pocket 10 be used ir case h cant catch up with the regular ball when it is hit The receipts will be turned over 10 the library fund.
 Plan Busy Program
 Sequassen lodge, No, 4. I. O. o. r. held q meeting last Thursday night and made plans for a busy fall and winter season. Many items of great interest to odd Fellows were brought before the lodge
 still Critical
 The condition Of Edward Buza- noWskL 19, of lf0 Rockwell avenue, New Britain. and his mother, vic tlms in an automobile accident on the Plainvillo road Saturday evening. are still on the critical list at the New Britain General hospital.
 Briefs
 Judge Merritt c. Ryder and laugh- ter, Oline, have returned home after motor trip through New York state and Canada.
 Miss Marie Schjcblo of Pennington avenue is visiting in Philadelphia.