New Britain herald., 1924-02-14
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ROBERT FORSHAW
 DIES IN WYOMING
Son of PlainVille Man Left Two
 Months Ago for the West
RESTAURANT IN NEW HANDS


 American Legion Notcs-Disputc | Over Fence is still On-Rush Of
 Valentines at Post Onice-Bricfs.
 Word has been received in Plain vile of the death at Fort D. R. Rus. sell, Wyoming, of Robert Henry For shaw. Jr.. son of Robert Henry For shaw of Plainville. Death occurred on
 February 12, from diabetes. MT. For
 shaw, ST., had received word on Feb
 ruary 10 that his son was seriously ill and although he started immediately ' for his sons bedside the grim reaper arrived before him.
 |, The deccased man was 23 years old and was well known in Plainville where he spent most of his life. He was ! in the United States service until two 1 years ago and had made his residence in Plainville up to two months ago when he left for Wyoming. His father resides at the Colonial Inn on East Main street.
 Mir. Forshaw, Jr., is Survived by his l father. four brothers. Ernest Of Pana- ma; Fred of Cavite, Pa; Frank Ferris | of Ohio and William Ferris of Cali fornia; and two sisters, Elizabeth and l Mrs. s. F. Wickwirc of Westwood | Park. Plsinyille. He is a graduate of 1 the Plainville Grammar school. The body will be brought to Plain vile for burial and intcrment will be ' in West cemetery. Arrangements are rt rJ taA ho nf | ln | arrival of the body. Restaurant Changes Hands l The transfer of Collins restaurant in l the Neri black, wrich was scheduled ! 10 be put through tomorrow. was made this morning. Negotiations were completed yesterday between Daniel 1 NJ. Collins. former proprietor. and the new owners. Frank and Catulo Fucini and Tony Carofoli, took possession this morning. The Fucin brothers, owners i of the Plainville restaurant, have put 1 their place of business into the hands 1 of the firm of Cunningham and Win finger for sale. This firm effected the transfer of Collins Lunch in the pres 1 cnt deal.
 The new owners are planning a number Of changes. James Cunning 1 am. morning counter man has been i retained as an cmploye. but the | kitchen forces composed Of Thomas | LaMonte. Oscar Altcnis and others and William kavanaugh. night counter man, have severed tlicir connections with the place. Tho interior of the place will be altered and eombina- ton cafeteria and table dining room | will be conducted.
 Father and Son Banquet
 The second Father and Son banquet | will be held Wednesday evening. Feb. | ruary 20 al o'clock in the Methodist l church. This affair is sure to be a l great success and is expected to eclipse last years banquet which was l one of the best socials ever held here. ! J. Y. lsambert6n. secretary Of the Hartford country Y. NJ. c. X. and .Io- seph Palmer Of Hartford have been secured as speakers The fathers Of 1 the town will bring their sons and those mon who haven't sons will foster 1 some young lad for the evening. American Legion Notes i Tomorrow night in the town hall. q mass me eting will b. held under the auspices Of Brock Barnes post, ameri. ! can Legion, to get the sentiment of the townspeople on the matter Of ad- 1 insted compensation for exserviccmen | as is contained in a bill now before l congress Lieut. Col Clarence " i Seymour of Hartford. n possible can didatc for the republican nomination , for congress. and one of the strongest ! advocates of the soldiers bonus in this I state will be the principal speaker Of 1 the evening. other speakers will be ] CD hand to address the meeting. 4 great number Of people who are re- : ported to be against the measure arc planning 10 attend the meeting and i some lively fireworks arc likely to re- suit in the arguments which are fur nished. The result Of the meeting will { be made known to the senators and l congressman from this district. Brock Barnes post will hold a reg tilar meeting in the post rooms or Whiting street Monday evening. No tices 10 this effect have been sent out to the members.
 The Forty and Eight society will hold an executive meeting in the Ilainvilte post rooms this coming Sunday and the following week. the county organization will meet in ses- sion in tho local rooms
 Fence Is Erected il
 The Baptist church fence has bern erected according 10 the plans or the church society and no new develop ments havc arisen in the protest Of Joseph Scri against it's location. Uth- CTS interested iu the argument are planning 10 attempt 10 settle the mat ter in order that there may be no il feeling in he cast.
 It is understood that tho voman's society of tbe church has charge CT the erection Of ihs fence and efforts will be made today 10 get in touch with the officers 70 sce If some change may he made. The workmen have finished tha erection Of inc fence and II now stands closr to ths sidewalk where il was first planned to set if.
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