New Britain herald., 1925-01-28

nearly the entire membership Is expected 10 attend.
 Mrs, Leon L0Omls
 The funeral of Mrs. Leon Loomis of East Main street was held this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock from the undertaking parlors of w. A, Bailey X Co. on Broad street. Services ware conducted by Rev. Charles s. Wyck- of. pastor of the Plainyille Congre- gatlonal church. Burial was in West cemetery.
 Undergocs Operation
 Miss Helena Livingstone, daughter of MT and Mrs, Geerge Livingstone of Pearl street, underwent an opcr- alton on her throat yesterday in the offices of pr. Morrissey in New Britain. Dr. o'Connor assisted pr. Morrissey. Miss Livingstone is rest ing comfortably at her home.
 Dog Hit by Auto
 A speeding autoist struck a tan and white dog at Hart's Corner on Sunday and injured the canine so badly that Dog Warden Philip Mari no was called and he put him out of misery. The dog was a hound breed and had no collar on. No clue to the identity of the driver could be ob- tained as he failed to stop to ascer- tain the damage caused.
 No Petition For Meeting
 Seloctman James Simpson has not yet received a petition for q special town meeting on the high school question. but expectations are that the petition will be handed in with in the next few days. l.. S. Mills, secretary of the school committee, stated that the petition would be handed into the hands of the select man within the next few days and the meeting will probably be then called next week. The meeting will decide the. question of a high school for the town. At the present time, because of many references to the Plainyille High school, many of the people here are of the opinion that Plainvllle has such an institution. This, however, is not so. Plainville has a high school, but no high school building. The high school ! holds classes in the upper story of the Linden street school and these rooms will be required next school term for graded school pupils and the high school will have to move elsewhere.
 There isn't possible chance of the local high school pupils being admitted to either the Bristol or New Britain high schools because of action taken by the school boards of both towns, and the only outcome of the present situation is 10 have the town build a high school. The present first year class will be sup plemented next year by another class and the year after that by an- other and it will be impossible to conduct these classes in the same room. The school committee which has made a thorough survey of the situation. finds that the need of a high school is more pressing than anything in school matters in recent years. From present indications, there appears to be little opposition 10 the project as the citiZenry as a whole seems to realize the neces- sity of the building.
 Eyangclistic Meetings
 Despite the storm of last night, a few people braved the elements and attended the services at the Plain- vile Baptist church to hear Rev. A.
 Dr. Hendricks will continue the D. Hendrix, D. D, of Hartford speak talks every evening this week ex. cept Sunday and the pubic is cordially invited 10 hear him.
 W. K, C. Party
 The birthday party to be given by the Woman's Relief Corps of For estville for Mrs. Helen Reed will be held in G. A. k. hall from ? to 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon instead of Saturday at was first announced. Members who planned to attend are asked to bring refreshments.
 Trumbull Bowling
 The Temco Bowling league held a session last evening on Hart's al lcys with the following individual and team scores.
 Do-All Sw.