New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
on the work of evening
Eunffal of Nir. MasieIcushi

Funeral of Nlr. MasieIcwshi
 Funeral services for Stanley Was Ielcwski. :, of SJ South Elm stre., |. who died at the state santarium !n Norwich Thursday afternoon after il long illness were held this morn Ing al 7;30 o'clock at his late home and at $ o'clock at St. Stanislaus' church. Rev. Teofil NalewajeK celebrated the solemn high mass oI requiem.
 The pallbca"ers were members O. the Polish Alliance Group No. 96y ol Bristol. They were Stanley Tom czyk, John Guszkowski Maryaa NisnieWSki, Stanley Adamczyn, Adam PiochoWski and Joseph Glow icli
 Rev Stanley Bartlewski pastor Of inc church, conducted the commit tai services at the grave. Burial was i'll St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Drive starts Tomorrow
 The drive for funds for the Bris- tol Community chest starts tomor- row in the local churches, where the rIersymen of the numerous sects VIII explain the situation to their practitioners. It is expected tha; the actual canvassin@ of the homes professional and business establish monis, and factories will not com hcnce until Tuesday morning. when work on iHe project will start in earnest. The local residents parti- cIpaicd in last years drive cnthus;- aStlcaiIy and il is hoped by the com mlttces that as much interest will be manifested this year.
 The goal for this year is set If S91,3oo. The chest was oyer-snb- scribed in 1928 by 5000 and. ai. though the officials of the drive do not anticipate recurrence this ven. t1oy expect 10 fill the chest within, tn" specified time. lU days.
 The institutions which will bene- lit by the drive are the Bristol hos piaI. Visiting -;ursc and Family Welfare association. Bristol Bows ciup' Boy Scouts of America. and American Red Cross
 Girls Club Dance
 A dance given by the older girls ot Inc Bristol Girls club will take place at Elhs' hall tonight at o clock, when speciality features 4 N irglnla reel, and an elimination dance will be run off. NIurphy,s will furnish the music
 Ialronesses for the affair are Mrs. Victor Chgbot. Mrs ,,h,rl,,, ~arl and Mrs. William Burke.
 Bristol High Victors
 The Bristol High school hae,,ot pa'i team defeated East Hartford at 'he local gym last night Details or the game appear on the spor, pace of this issue.
 teachers Play Soon
 A play entitled "A Lucky rroar,., "'il be presented in the high school 'ndHorlum on Wednesday cyenins IL H;l' o'clock under the auspices 'i lle bristol Teachers association ! nose who are 10 appear in the cast Ire inc Misses Ora Craig, Florrie Anderson. Charlotte Ellison, Mil [Fea Hanltsch, Ruth Crockett, Anne 5eaucar' Agnes Blackan Marie 'ensoneault and Elizabeth Doug ass and Mossrs Robert Greene W alter BroWnsWord, Eldon Heartz, Laurence Barrett, Franklin For une and Arthur Bergstrom. The play IS under the direction of w. Anthony Towle, jr.
 Captain Insperts Guards
 oaptaln John D. Campbell. United states army instructor at New ua- en- inspected Company l. and Third Battalion Headouarters di,j. 'Ioif' C' N- c.. at the state armorv aSt night. Colonel Or,ille A. Petty 'nd staif of New Haven was pres mt.
 Inventory of Doyle Estate
 An inventory Of the estate of inc ate John F. Doyle. who died last December, was filed in probate ourt yesterday afternoon. The valIIn 't 'h" estate. as appraised by .Jo- eph r, button and Hilary Driscou vas $l7.opS.7G.
 Jcrry,iilc High Elects
 nus "L tile icrrNNlllG I'gh school Athletic association, ''id last, night, Emil Pctko was amed manager of the baseball cam and Erwin kasker. assistant manager The schedule for this year h"inS worked out by the asso- latlon and will be completed soon.
 Onc-Touth Pay Taxes
 onlN onefourth of the total num- ger ot taxpayers have paid their 929 taxes, it was announced hy Tax
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