New Britain herald., 1930-03-24
West street at a cost Of $5.OOo. for the Tracy-Lilley Co.

 the Tracy-Lilley Co.
 More Letters Received
 Two more letters received by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele today acii- nowledging receipt of resolutions adopted by the city council at it's last meeting relative 10 the memorI- alizing of October II as "Pulas'ii Day." The first letter, received from the house Of representatives was signed by Representative R. r. Freeman, while the second. from the United States senate. was signed by Senator Hiram Bingham.
 Thomas l.. Ryan
 Thomas L. Ryan, 64. deputy game warden Of Hartford county and a dog warden in this city for the past eight years, died early yesterday morning at the Bristol hospital fol- lowing a three weeks illness. One of his legs was amputated on March E.
 He was born in Terryyille on December 10. 1865. the son of Thomas and Mary (PurcclD Ryan. and came to this city at an early age. receiving his education in the local public schools. He entered the em- ploy of the American Silver Co. fsl- lowing his graduation and was foreman in the trimming depart ment of the local plant at the time of his death.
 Mir Ryan was president of the Indian Heaven Fish and Game club of Terryville and of the Bristol Fish and Game club.
 In 1882 he married Miss Mary Cummings of Springfield. who sur wives him, with two sons, Joseph and Howard; three brothers, Matthew. John and Joseph Ryan; and granddaug ghter. Ruth Ryan. all of , this city: and five sisters. Mrs. Richard Brophy of Plainville, Mrs Robert Quinlan and Mrs. D. Clark Hare of this city. and Mrs. Albert Barker and Mrs. James Wagner Of Springfield, Mass
 Funeral services will be conduct ed at St. Matthew's church in For l estville at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning following a funeral from the undertaking parlors of James J.. Dunn. A solemn high mass of re- ! quiem will be celebrated by Rev. James T. Mcdonald, and interment will be in St Joseph's new ceme- tery
 Joseph Pawlecki | Joseph Pawlecki. 12. son of Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Pawlecki of S6 Burnham street, Terryville, died at the New Britain General hospital Saturday morning. He leaves besides his parents. two brothers, Edward and Adolph Pawlecki; and three sisters, Anna, Emily and Helen Pawlecki, all of ofsTerryville.
 The funeral was held from the late home at S:30 o'clock this morn- ing, and services were conducted at St. Casmir's church, Terryville, at 9 o'clock. Burial was in St. Mary $ cemetery.
 Joseph Morecki
 Joseph Morecki, 4, Of g Conlon street died at his home Friday night l following a brief illness.
 Mr. Morecki who came to this city seven years ago and had since been employed at the factory of the New Departure Mfg. Co.,, leaves d wife, Mrs. Carolina Morecki; two sons, Adam and Edward Morecki; and brother, Simon Morecki, all oi Bristol.
 The funeral took place from the late home at S:S0 o'clock this morn ing. Services were celebrated at St Stanslaus's church at o'clock and interment was in St. Josephs new cemetery.
 Funeral Of Dr.. Griswold
 The funeral of Dr. Arthur w Griswold of A Prospect place was held from the Prospect Methodist church at ? o'clock this afternoon Full Masonic honors were bestowed upon the doctor. Rev. Hubert D Jones conducted the services, anc interment was in the family plot il West cemetery.
 Meeting Adjourned
 The meeting of the officials of tn, Maple End Athletic club held yes terday at the Federal Hill schoo auditorium was adjourned until : later date to permit the officials il charge of securing a new club house to inspect the various sites undel consideration, President James F Riordan has announced.
 Meeting for Claims
 A meeting of the claims commit tee, Of which Councilman Thomas A Tracy is chairman. will be held il the council chamber tomorrow eve ming starting at 7:S0 o'clock. Thos, who were unable to appear at recen meetings, will be afforded an oppor tunity to present their claims to morrow. The greater number are fo injuries sustained in falls on slip , pery sidewalks, while one or tw, claim damages as a result of thei , motor cars skidding upon slipper. highways.
 Police Watch Demonstration Chief of Police Ernest T. Beldel and Sergeant Henry Jcglinsky wer , interested onlookers at the tear ga demonstration which took place il the quarters of the Bristol Trus Continued on Page ID