New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
ALBERT BACHMAN
 DIES IN HOSPITAL
Field Street Man Was Lifelong
 Resident Of City
POPPY DAY TOMORROW
Two Veterans Organizations to Co., graham Hurt in Fall from Horse -Firemen Plan Training Course.


 Albert I Bachman. 43. a. lifelong resident Of Bristol Of 4S Field street. died at St. Francis hospital, Hartford, this morning following an illness of one month with pleurisy and pneumonia
 Born in this city in June, 1887, the son Of Amandus and Hilda Bach man, he spent his entire life here. He attended and was graduated from the South Side school later working at the l.. Ingraham Clock Co. where he remained for many years He was married eo years ago to Miss Nora German, who survives him, together with three sons, Jo- seph, Francis and Bernard Bach man; three daughters, Marie, Eliza beth and Anna Bachman; his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Amandus Bach man; q brother, Charles Bachman and three sisters, Mrs. Rose Chag- non, Mrs. J. F. Crowley. all of Bris- tol. and Mrs. Ann Carroll of Hart ford
 Mir. Bchman was member Of St. Joseph's church, the Holy Name so- ciety, BrightHood camp, Modern Woodmen Of America; the Good Fellows at the F. Iugraham Co. and Guttenburg lodge, D. O. H. He was clerk of Brightvood camp.
 A solemn high mass of requiem in his honor will be celebrated at St Joseph's church on Monday morn ing at 9 o'clock. interment will be in the family plot in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Spring Makers Meet
 The officials of the sales and pro- auction departments of the Associa- tion Spring corporation, Of which the Wallace Barnes Co. Of this city is member. are holding q semi annual meeting here this week, Tie local spring manufacturers are act ing as hosts to about 25 guests from Chicago, Detroit, New York city Ann Arbor, Mich, Cory. Pa, Phil ipsdale. E. |, and Hamilton. Ont.
 IlTl dllS TOf1 EIofe
 Alice In8raham, 12 year old daughter Of MT and Mrs. Edward lngraham Of 226 Grove street, who slipped from the back of a horse at riding academy On Church ave nue in Forestville yesterday after noon, sustaining d complete fracture of one of the bones in her left Wrlst when the horse stepped on it. re. turned to her home from the Bris. tol hospital this morning. She wa' taken 10 the hospital by Officer Ed gar Norton shortly after the accl. dent and vas treated for her injury Superintendent Etfie Simpson of the local institution described her con ditlon today as fine
 The child's father is president ot the F. Ingraham Clock Co, on North Main street.
 Marriage Licenses Returned
 David Baba Of S3 Orchard street and Susie Thomas of Philadelphia were married by Clergyman S. K. David in Hartford on April %, and David Lapuk of 5$ Nelson street, Hartford. and Sally Israel Of 66 Wolcott street. this city. were mar riad by Rabbi Isaac :. HureWltz in Hartford on April X, according 70 re- turn Of marriage licenses from the Capital City fot record in the office of the city clerk today.
 school Teacher 10 Wed
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele has issued marriage license 10 Thomas A. King. an cnploye in the case shop of the E. Ineraham Co. Of , West street. and Miss Olive Nj, Glib son, a TerryNille school teacher. of s George street.
 Poppy Day Tomorrow
 Tomorrow Will be poppy day ln Bristol, and Seicheprey post, No. 2, American Legion. and Harold F. Emmett post, Veterans of Foreign wars, will conduct their llth annual poppy sale on the streets Of the city. Mrs. Ruth Pfennig, chairman Of the Legion auxiliary committee, and A3- iutant George Stanvood Of the Vet erans are in charge Of tho sale, which starts at < a m, and finishes at { ?. m.
 The Legion post and auxiliary will be assisted by corps of able workers. wearing significant arm bands to that effect while the Vet erans will dispose Of the flowers themselves.
 Everyone should purchase peoples tomorrow for Memorial Day as the proceeds are used by the local or ganizations for welfare work and care of the disabled soldiers and sailors.
 Pitching Selections Made
 The various managers of teams Of the City baseball league have ten,