New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
MAN FOUND DEAD IN THE TOWN HALL John O'Hara'S Death Attributed
 10 ApOplezy LIVED HERE 66 YEARS
Plain,illc ~" Teams Both Entered fin County Tournamcnts-Seyeral New Additions to Citilcnry -- Church Notices for Tomorrow.

'G4AA4 - 4AhANA' '4'N s'''''hNA N+ '''' town hall. was found dead in the basement Of that building last eve ! ming. The discovery was made by Charles Prior. who notified Dr
 Charles w. Moody, inc medical cN- amincr, Dr. Moody gave the cause
 of the death as aroploXy and thought tha, OHara had been
 dead for less than an hour.
 Q'Hara was about as usual yes
 terday and his death came mex
 pectedly. He was 65 years Of ace
 and had spent all his life in this
 town. where he was born in 1860.
 He was the son Of Mir. and Mrs,
 Arthur OHara. At one time, Mr.
 OHara was a member Of the United States marine corps. | He leaves two hro'hors Daniel O'Hara Of Waterbury and Edward O'Hara of New Britain, and sovora nleces, Mrs. Alice Carlson Of Wal l lingford. Mrs. Harry Parkinson oi | Broad street. Mrs. John Sullivan O New Britain avenue, and twt \ nieces In New Britain.
 H Funeral arrangements are ir | complete pending the arrival Q Mrs. Carlson, The body is at th III undertaking parlors Of W. A, Baiie S: Co.
 Population Growing A son has been born al the Bris tol hospital to Mfr, and Mir Charles Slater of Cottage street A daughter has been born to NJ = and Mrs. John Sollino Of Whitn = street,
 d Mfr. and Mrs. Carlton Roper ( Ie TIart's corner are receiving col ,e sratulations on tho birth Of sol 70 Game Tonight st The plaiuvil1o "Y" team wi
 tackle Kensing,on in counr
 league game at the Now Britai Id Boys club this evening. A victor s will give th" penuant 10 Piainyil} le and the locals expect 10 bag q ;t title hy pinnins a soconl defeat { pc the Kensincton outfit.
 IlnNtOIdl tilhi'il
 The following order Of s,rric on will bo carried out tomorrow at Il ed Church ot Our Saviour; lo q. II IT. church school: II q. n, mornii av prayer and sermon hy the r"ctt
 Rev. George l. Browne; li;%o d. '
 holy communion; 7:3o ?. nl, ey 1n ming prayer and sermon by Rs ha John Plumb, DD. of the Cathodr he Hartford. Wednesday, io q. nl, he ,n communion. Friday 7:2o r, | nd evening prayer and address, .cr Methodist Church nc The services in the Plainyilla M. ,nI Ichurch on Sunday are as follow ha Morning worship at l0;i5 q. m. T ,iI holy communion will he administ, ,, d at this service, also class ~, new members will be received iI 7 the church. Sunday school wi
 adult Bible classes at l2 o'clo
 noon.
 Epworth league at D. m.. N ~. George Nilsson will be inc leader, ! -i.u topic being "Ncrbs of Christian ]. l De ing--To Know" All young poo loii Iare especially invited,
 o'' Evening service at T, rA., an ; me dress will be given hy Rev. Artl D A. Ball, pastor. The public is m 'or cordially invited to all Of the St '4o ices.
 The Womcn's Foreign Missions
 society will meet at the parsoni r '' on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clQc ny Benefit Assn. Banquet ton X ilno program Of "nt"rtajnm ing is promised at the second ann 'rth banquet Of the Standard Steel R" the if association, which will be helt hat IGrangn hall at ESQ o'clock this t fila ming. Several acts of vaudeville eVe- be brought ovcr from the Bri ':$0 theatcr. Bristol. and will am ad- those in attendance al inc hanQ be: A fine supper will be provided
 William Kavanauch, proprietor lcs- the Plainville restaurant, and a la the attendance is expected.
 oon In Elimination Contest one Tho senior plainNill" "Y" toar the entered in the county olimina The contest which will start Tues the evening at the Hartford Y. NJ. C l be The league among the senior to T:45 proved failure for several roa'
 which could not hn helped and
 elimination tournam"n; was Sul
 - tuted. The first round will
 played Tuesday nigh Plain and meeting Warping in th" third z rest of the evening.
 O US Wrapping has already taken the measure of the local team. hter. rlainviIie hopes 10 he ahle 10 loraI the tables this time. If it do"
 will go directly in the finals. as RI. winner Of this eame Las draw