New Britain herald., 1925-04-03

basketry display on the right was one Of the featuressof the sale and was patnoni2ed to a great extent by those present, This morning, how ever, there were quite number of beautiful pieces of work for this. aft ernoon and this evenings sale. On the left side of the hall the grab garden attracted mach interest on the part of those who followed up me neat appearance of the top with a pull on ono of the flowers which had sprang up there. The white elephant table had a variety of ar- tlcles which appealed to many peo- Die, Here. too, there are large va- riety of articles with large variety of prices for disposal at today's sales. The committee in charge has worked very hard to make the affair sue cess and the members are deter mined that every article in the hall shall be disposed of before the clos ing this evening.
 Last evening there was q goodly number of interested townspeoplc gathered at the hall. Buying on the markets was heavy but there was much stock remaining for ,today's sales, 'Ie-Roi," the sleight- f-hand artist was on hand to amuse the pa irons but 1t is an established fact that If the people of the town had known beforehand what they would have witnessed last evening at the hall there would probably have been standing room only, and maybe little of that.
 Several added attractions are in store for tonight, Dancing will be the big feature, There will be music, and plenty of it so those in- tending to attend would do well to get there early. Home made candy and ice cream will bo served in lim- itless quantities, The awards for the canvassing will be made tonight. These are a IT filet luncheon set, an embroidered bedspread, knitted bead bag and a dressed doll.
 The women Tn charge of the bazaar are anticipating large crowd this evening. They have worked hard preparing for the affair and they have expressed themselves as being confident that the towns people are moro than willing to lend their support to the library cause by patroniZing the bazaar on the clos ing night.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Hill Dies
 Mrs Elizabeth Hill, age so years widow of John Richards of 72 East Main street, Mrs. Hill had been ill since January, ailing from complica- tons incident to old age, and her 1eath Wsa not unexpected.
 Mrs. Hill was born in New Brit am. She was married to William Richards, also of New Britain. and her residence in that city tor number of years. NIr. Rich ards died at an early age and several years after his death his widow married John Hill of Pennington de, too. has been dead for over 3O 'ears. For the last three years Mrs Hill had made her home with her son where she died this morning. she was a member of the Plainyjlle Congregational church.
 She is survived by her son Will jam Richards; a sister, Mrs. Lizzie togers, and three brothers, Charles Bailey of Hartford, Frank Bailey of 'ew Britain and Henry Bailey, also f New Britain.
 Funeral services. conducted by EeV' Charles Wycoffe. pastor. of the congregational church, will be held rom the Richards home son East Main street Monday afternoon at 2 clock. 1nterment will be in Fair jew cemetery, New Britain.
 Issuing Licenses
 Closely on the heels of the fishing Lcense subject comes the question of og licenses. Miss Morgan, the town Jerk, has already issued quite fl umber to dog owners who. looking Ito the future, have remembered nat the 1924 licenses expire on May In order to avoid the rush and Xcltement of securing the licenses the eleventh hour, owners of the anines would do well to secure { lem as soon as possible. r
 Daughter Born ( News has been received of inc q irth of a daughter to Mir. and Mrs. a lillian Justin of Detroit, Michigan. r ITS. Justin was formerly Miss Mary t fitzgerald of Plainville. f
 Visiting in Town
 Mrs. Sydney Hemingway and n aughters of Guilford, Conn, are 1 sitting Mrs. Hemingways parents h IT. and Mrs. Thomas Conlon of l, ierce street. .
 Degree Team Rehearsal. |, All those who take part in the :, Till of the first degree team are re- r tested to report in the l. 0. 0. F. c Ill tomorrow evening at o'clock.
 Piainyillc Items. N samuel Robidcaux has returned to N g home on Maple street after the winter months at Day ma Beach, Florida. F Mrs. Walter Oldershaw of Broad ri rect has entered St. Francis hos "