New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
served immediately after the instaf lation.
 Funeral Of Thomas Casey

served immediately after the lnstaf- lation.
 Funeral of Thomas Casey
 The funeral of Thomas Casey Of lOl Stewart street, who died sud- denly at his late home Friday night from heart trouble. was held from his home at S:30 o'clock this morning and services at St. Joseph's church were held at 9 o'clock. A solemn high mass Of requiem was celebrated. Burial was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Funeral of Youth
 The funeral Of Michael Bissig- nano. IS. son of Mr. and Mrs. An tonic Bissignano of 70 Church street. who died at St. Francis hospital in Hartford Friday night, was held from St. Anthony's church at 2 o'clock. Burial was in the new St. JoSephs cemetery.
 Bissignano at the time c. hi. death was a sophomore at the Brs- tol high school and vas well liked by his fellow students who greatly rr- Srct his passing. He is survived by his parents, two brothers, and two sisters.
 Mrs. Matilda Peterson
 Mrs. Matilda Peterson, 65, wife Of John Peterson of Copper Mine road. died at her homo late Saturday morning following a four weeks. ill., ness. Mrs. Peterson was born in Sweden on August e6. 1884, and came to this country in 1881, settling in Hartford. In 1887 she moved to this city and had lived here ever since. She was q members Of Karl MI lodge, Order Of Nasa.
 She leaves, besides her husband. three sons, Frank Peterson Of Co., rinth N. Y. and Raymond and Ed Nn Peterson Of Bristol: three daughters, Mrs, Raymond Branhall Of Day. x. Y, and Mrs, Joseph Bach man and Mrs. Merle Smith of Bris- tot. and Il grandchildren.
 The funeral was held from the funeral parors Of G. r. Scott 6 Son at o'clock this afternoon. Ecv. fleming Johnson, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church, otficiated. Burial was in West cemetery.
 Fcilowcrafter's Meeting
 The FelloVcraft club will hold it's regular meeting at the Masonic temple on Wednesday evening at T:SO o'clock, when the Meridca branch of the order will confer the perfect craftsmans degree on 4 number Of candidates. All candi- dates who have filed applications for membership are notified to be present for the initiation.
 AS the degree will not be confer rcd again until next year, any mas ter Mason who is desirous of receiv- ing it may do so by making app.i- cation on the evening of the Mer- den visit. The applicant will be a. ceptcd as a member of that class.
 Taken to Worcester
 Joseph DeLuca. wanted in Wo"- cester, Mass, on a charge of assaui., was taken there yesterday afternoon by Officers Long and kerwith of the Worcester police department. De- dS arTestSN 6I one CI l!lS Bristol factories Saturday aftet- noon after the local police authori- ties had received notification to do so from the Massachusetts city de- partment.
 City League Tonight Three games, a part of the schel- ule of the City Bask etball eLasue will be played at the Boys club gymnasium tonight starting at 2 o'clock. The DiXies, winner of the initial round, will battle the New Departures in the feature tilt Of the cN Nening, with the Hortons and Mac cabccs and the Older Member. ani Eagles forming the undercard.
 Funeral of Louis Hclming
 The funeral Of Lewis Hclming. 5H. former resident of this city, who died in Springfield, Mass, last Thursday, was held from the unde,- taking parlors of C. Funk and Son yesterday afternoon at o:5o o'clock, Rev George J. Meyer, pastor of tue German Lutheran church. officiatcd, lnterment was in West cemetery.