The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-23
BRISTOL.
Factory Foreman
 Dies In Hartford
Lived Here 10 Years-Teachers to Decide on Relief
 Fund Contributions

Frederick w. Reir:c~. aged 49 of 2S Linden ,ace, 6 foreman in the factory of Landers, Frary X Clark, New Britain, died early yes. terday afternoon in the Bristol hospital followin~ a brief illness.
 Born in Waterbury, he came 70 this city 16 years ago to assume a foremanship in the finishing de- partment of the E. Ingraham Go, when the firm purchased and re- moved to Bristol, the Banatyne Watch ,o of Waterbury. He had been foreman in the New Britain factory six years.
 Besides his wife, he leaves a daughter, Lillian Reimer of this city. and five sons, Walter, William Carleton and Robert Riemer of Bristol and Harold Riemer of Terryyille. He was a member of the Sons of Hermann, of Water- bury, and of the Mutual Aid society of Landers, Frary & Clark.
 Rev Emil E. Jestinsky, pastor of the German Lutheran Zion church on Judd street, will con- duct services in the home at 0 ClUCh ouAudy uAtNAhSSAA' %NN ial will be In West cemetery.
 Observe 57th Anniversary.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph c. Russell of 26 Wolcott street yesterday oo- served the 57th anniversary Of their married life quietly in their home. They were united in mar riage on October P, 1874, by Rev Mir Griggs, retired pastor of the Dc vt nhrprh in tho home where they now live. They have three children.
 Teachers to Decide.
 How, when and where they will make their contributions to the unemployment emergency relief committee will be decided by the teachers at meeting Monday eve ming in some school auditorium IS yet unchosen when the question aires they have been given will be received and the decisions reached therein tabulated. Each teacher s decision will be treated with ut most confidence on the part Of the subcommittee in charge of the poll, consisting of Principal Henry +. Cottle of the Bristol High school and Helen M. Heffernan.
 The teachers, who only receh..y refused to voluntarily accept wage cuts amounting to 10 per cent as proposed by the relief committee, have been asked to ascertain what they care to have done in the mat ter of contributions: Whether the:r donations should be 10 or five per cent, whether they should be made collectible every other week or on the first of each month. whether they should be made in lump sums at the termination of the school year, or whether they should be stated amounts.
 Committee Issues Statement.
 Labelling 1t with the phrase. "This is not sob stuff," thed emer- This Is not sob stuff" the emer- issued a statement appealing to the general public for support in its drive for -|S2,000 for the unem- ployed this fall. The committee declared that 1,500 Brisol families are without income. 1,1S6 men are registered as applicants for reiler' 4s6 of the cases investigated were found to be actually needy ones, and only 200 jobs are available. lt said that with a cold winter fast approaching many men women and childern will have to swallow their pride and joine the lines 1f those wl.o are now hopeIuily knocking at the doors of the char ity repartment, Family Welfare as- sociation and emergency relief"
 The depressi.l the committe termed ''crisis more serious than the World war;" Something must be done,' it was asserted" and will don.' The commit tee expressed confidence that Bris- tod's citizenry will rally to the cause and help willingly.
 To Celebrate FOrty-Fourth.
 Professor Adolph B. Benson Of the depart...ent of Germanic lam ruages, Yale University. will speak on "Iceland" at the 44th anniver- sary exercises of the Lebanon Sw fish Lutheran church. Stearns street. this evening. Professor Benson spent the greater part Of last summer in the northland.
 The church's edifice was erected in 1S9, having since its dedication in December of that year housed six pastors. Rev fleming l.. John- son is, pastor at present.
 To Leave For Honduras.
 Solomon Rosenfeld, for 19 years connected with the clothing busi- ness in Bristol, will sail from New York city Sunday for Puerto Cor tes. Ho-. .uras, in South America. where he for one year will maiaSe a mems and mems clothing and