New Britain herald., 1930-09-16

Forestville coach, was officially at bat during the season more times than anyone else, 34, although sev- eral men are trailing him with 33 trips apiece. George Alexander, tho Maple Ends shortfelder, scored the most runs. II, while three, Johnny Dixon, Chick Charlow and "Steg" Zetarski, garnered like number of safe hits.
 Dog Quarantine
 A quarantine recently set on dogs here by c. L. Johnson of Hartford, commissioner of domestic animals, will become effective on Friday. September 19. when all canines must be leashed. Persons violating the quarantine will be fined mot more than 100 dollars" according to a proviso issued by the commis- sioner.
 To Start Welfare Fund
 A welfare fund, the benefits of which will be distributed among the ntedy of St. Joseph's parish by the provision of fuel and clothing, will be established at St. Joseph's church, according to an announce ment made by Rev. William P. Laf- lin. pastor. The foundation of the fund will be laid when proceeds from a card party to be held on Wednesday, September A, com me1ce to pour in,
 The census of the church will be ing until each home has been visited by the pastor or one of his as- sistants.
 Mrs. Augusta Johnson
 Mrs. Augusta Johnson, 6S. of BIT Burlington avenue, widow of Joseph Johnson. died at the Bristol hospi- tai late yesterday morning after an illness of one week. Born in Sweden on February 6, 1862, she spent her early life there and came to this country as Q young woman, taking up a residence in New Brit ain. where she was married to Jo- seph Johnson on September 14. 1889. Her husband died 20 years ago. In 1920. she took up resi- dence with her son, Arthur c. Johnson, in this city and had lived here since.
 She leaves the son, a second son, Herbert F. Johnson: two grandchil- dren, Dorothy and Phyllis Johnson, all of this city: a brother, Charles Bergren of Hartford, and a brother and sister of Sweden; and a niece Of New Britain. Mrs. Johnson was a member of the Kronan society of New Britain, and of the Swedish Lutheran church in this city.
 Funeral services will be held at the Swedish Lutheran church Thursday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock, preceded by funeral at the late home a half hour earlier. Rev. Henning Johnson, pastor of the church, will officiate at the services. Interment will be in the family plot in Fairview cemetery, New Britain.
 Prizes Awarded
 Prizes for winners of various golf
  ems golf committee of Chippanee Country club will be awarded at a dinner to be rendered Friday eee- ming. September 19. at o'clock. At 1 o'clock in the afternoon a tournament for the organizations women will be staged. Members de- string to enter must notify either Mrs. D. C. Puffum, Miss Ruth Ses- sions. Mrs. Herbert c. Lagerblade or Mrs. Carleton B. Beckwith before tomorrow.
 Has 230 Pupils
 Rev. George G. Bartlewski of St. Sanislaus' church has announced that a larger registration than was originally anticipated was made at the opening of the Polish Catholic school last Tuesday morning. Glasses containing 230 students were opened.
 May Organize
 A permanent organization for the control of tennis activities in Bristol may be formed soon, it has been an- nounced by Physical Director Philip Geiger of the Bristol Boys club as- sociation, who was instrumental in the staging of tournament to de- eide singles and doubles court cham pions in this city recently. The name and personnel of committee to take charge of organization work has not
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