New Britain herald., 1922-09-27

death of Eliphalet Futile of Norwich which came yesterday Mir. Futile was former resident Of Plainville and has host of friends here. He was 95 years old and very active for his age. Mir. Futile lived here for about three years and made his home at the time with Mrs, Amos Osborne of Camp street He is survived by relatives in this town among whom Mrs Osborne Is a niece.
 The body will be brought to Plain- vile and services will be held to- morrow afternoon at o'clock at the Bailey Undertaking rooms on Broad street Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff, pas tor of the Congregational church, will oficiate and burial will be in New Hartford
 ] Pythian Sisters Sale. l Tomorrow afternoon the Pythian ] Sisters will hold a food sale at the vacant store in the Neri block which was formerly occupied by the Plain vile cash market. The sale will con- mence at o'clock and delicious home made delicacies will be offered to the public. All funds will be used to carry on the work of the rapidly growing organization.
 There will be a meeting tonight of the Sisters and all members have been requested to attend. The degree team will report for work.
 John McLarney
 The funeral of John McLarney was held at 9 o'clock this morning from the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. church, officiated Services were also held at St. Joseph's cemetery where burial took plac.
 Phythian Lodge Debate
 What promises to be an interesting meeting among the local Pythian lodge members is looked forward to this Friday night when a debate will take place between a visiting Pythian lodge team and the Plainville mem- bers debate team from the Will liam Berry lodge, Knights of Pythias of Southington. will come here as the affirmative and debate on the resolu ton: That the Grand Chancellor should receive his travelling expenses
 This question is an interesting one among Pythian lodge membrs and is expected to bring forward some ex cellent arguments. The local team will be the negative side.
 Tn judges and members of each team will be announced before Fri day night.
 A social time will follow the de- bate and the visiting members will be treated to a real Pythian good time.
 Plainville Briefs
 The local store merchant, and clerks enjoyed their last Wednesday half holiday today and will DC open on that afternoon hereafter until next summer again.
 The Womans Relief corps will hold food sale and whist at the G. A. R. hall in Forestville tomorrow afternoon from until o'clock
 There was a brush fire at 5:4O o'clock last night on Cedar street. The local department extinguishcd it | without any great difficulty.
 Mrs. Douglas Mason has sold prop erty on Pennington avenue 1o w. E. and Mary J. Booth of New Britain
 Mrs. George Phelph and daughter Miss Pauline, have moved from Farm ington avenue and will make thelr home in Hartford.
 There will be meeting tomorrow afternoon at o:30 o'clock of the Episcopal church parish guild.
 o. l. Cooley has sold piece of land at Washington Lawn to Edward | Krupinski.
 Richard Hall of New Britain. for merly employed with the Racliliffe | Brothers company, is now in the em- ploy of the Plainville Engineering | and Hardware company on Whiting street Mir. Hall will be in charge of part of the new store.
 A. F. Williams of Broad street has purchased a two tenement house from Ralph J. McAllester through Charles F. Conlon, local real estate dealer.