New Britain herald., 1925-01-29

Holio luthuuy hlttfnOOn IOllOWlnE long illness. She was the wife of Frank c. Norton and was q well known resident of Plainville. She was the daughter of William and Bridget Hatton of Southington,
 Besides her husband. she leaves a daughter, Mrs Wesley Buys of Brls- tol and a son, Edgar Norton of Plainville.
 The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock from the home. Services will be conducted by Rev. Trammer, formerly pastor of the Plainvllle NJ, F. church Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery, South Ilngton.
 NJ. F.. Church Notes
 Tonight will be Community night at the Plalnvile M. F. church and large crowd is expected Supper will be served by the Ladies' Aid so- ciety from o'clock on. Miss Doro- thy Rogers will sing and during the evening, there will also be commu- nty singing, Miss Root will have charge of the games and the church orchestra will render several num- bers. Prayer meeting will close the evening. The public Is cordially in- Vited to attend.
 Mrs. Lcetc Buried Here
 Mrs Leete of Saybrook, Conn.,, was buried here in West cemetery yester- day afternoon. Funeral services were held at her home. She was the mother of Mrs. Cornelius Downing of Broad street and was 7G years old. Mrs, Downing has been at her bedside for several months past talk ing care of her.
 Rural Mail Boxes
 Warnings are issued 10 the patrons Of the rural mail delivery that unless the snow around the boxes is clear ed away, there will be no delivery of mail. Under the regulations of the post office department, the carrier of the rural mail is not required to leave his vehicle to place mail in the boxes If he were required to do this, he would be unable to complete his deliveries on time and this Is the reason for the strict regulation. Sew eral persons on the rural mail routes have not had their mail delivered lately because of the amount of snow around the boxes and they are asked to cooperate with the post office officials in this matter.
 Board of Relief 1 The Plainville board of relief will hold it's first sitting in the town hall between l:3o and r. m. on Mon day, February ., for the purpose of giving audience to property owners who feel they have a grievance in the amount which they have been asses ssed, The board will have sev- eral sittings during the month and property owners are asked to appear early so that the work of the board may be completed in time,
 Plainyillc Briefs 1 A business meeting of the Jolly Bunch was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Leon Griffin on Peace Court. A social time was held | anu q 'ulltl IullCI was served,
 There will be a meeting of the Plainvillo Girl Reserves at the home Iof Miss Harriet Gamer, Friday eve- ming, January 30 at : o'clock.
 Sequassen lodge, I. 0. 0. F., will hold a regular meeting in Odd Eel lows hall this evening at o'clock.
 The first rank team of Pythian lodge will journey to Watertown to oXemplify the degree on a large class of candidates for that lodge. The team work will he carried out in the Community theater in that town.
 Weekly special quarts aluminium saucepan 50c-PIainville Equip ment Supply Co. 6 Whiting St. Plainville. -Advt.
 Sleigh parties taken out. W. T. Dexter. Tel 13S-13, Plv.-advt.