New Britain herald., 1926-04-12
SON GIVES BLOOD
 BUT FATHER DIES
Arthur FarTar Passes Away at
 St, Francis Hospital
SCHOOLS ARE FUMIGATED

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 dents Find N Nurk-CruShcS Uand
 Town Planners To Mcrt--BrirrS,
 Ar'hur II. lorrar Of North WasL- lngton street di,d at &:8u o'cIork Saturday afternoon lt st. Francis hospital, Hartford, after his son, Arthur F0rrar, Jro has suhmiit,d | 70 Nrinblood ranstusion in an effort to sa\c lis fathers life. Mir. farrar, who wl> G% years old. laI been III for >.m. time and has un- dcr6one an operation short time before. Tah'u 10 the hospital again last week, ike second operation was performed, nID although successful, the shock "lS too great for him in his rundown condition and he died shortly aft"rward.
 He was born in Batlley. York shire, England, and came 10 this country when nine years old. living most Of his life in PlainYillc. For iSi years he was q foreman at the lngraham Clock Co. in Bristol, where he was considered one Of the most valuable employees Of tho con- .cern. Mir. Farrar was q member of the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy. His death will be incurred by q great number or firm friends.
 Mir. farrar leaves his wife, Mrs Elizabeth Farrar, four daughters, Mrs, Martin Casey. Miss Marguerite Farrar, anl Miss Elizabeth Farrar, All of PlainyilIe, and Mrs. Afr,d Goddeau of Piusdoll, Mass: two sons, Geoarge r. Farrar and Arthur Farrar, Ir,. both of plainville; two grandchildren, Lawrence and Her bert Casey; one brother, George r, Farrar of this town; and one sister, Mrs. F. O. Lawrence of Ansopia,
 Tho funeral will be hold tomorrow with services at the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy at 9 q. m. Rev. Bernard Mccarthy of WashinE'o on will celcbrate solemn high mass of requiem, while Rev. Patrick Me- Carthy of Brantord will b. deacon and Rev. Father Connors of S. Francis hospital Hartford, will he Miss Laura Farrell of Nrw Britain and James Dunn of Bristol will sirS. Int"Ymont will h" in St. Jos"phS cemetery.
 rLAINEIIL.E-TANE 1
 schools Tumi%atcd
 Ky reason Of tl.o nnmh'r Of cas-" of measles in r)ainyillo pr. Goor2 F. Cook. town health officer, l"' ordered all school rooms in '0" town uDoro' ~h)y fumigatrd ar, a' desks disinlrr1 Thcs" o"l'rs have been car",,l ou. nnl thr schools w'ro L.. : uH'u s''rion' were resumed t>|aH tf'r' th' Easter rccoes.
 Tho luIl in tro w,a>1> "pid"mic which has existed lurire it" pas' few days was brought to an ahrup' close today when 2f new eases w6r" reported to Dr, Cook.
 Legion Meeting
 Preliminary plans for Memorial Day will hn laid at the meeting Of Brock -Tarnos post, American T.e- zion. tonight in it's rooms on Whit ing street Commander EdwarI Rarrovs is drsirous Of having q full attendance. as it is important that tho observance Of this Gay ho well planned and that the plans h" h"- gun well in advance,
 Several important committees VIII mako their reports toniEht on vari- ous phases of tho post activities. Plans will also hn made for tho ini- 'iation Of the new members taken .n during the recent successful drive of tho post; th" will orour al tho next 
 Funeral of John smith
 Funeral services for John Smith ! of Park street, who died Saturday morning, Were held this morning a h" Church of Our Lady of Mercy # o'clock. Rev. James Tyler of Tewctt City conducted funeral |, mass. Tho pail bearers were Will jam Foran. James Toran. Peter Duffy, Clarohce White, John Spain. enl Joseph K"cro. AS th" body ! WAS borne from tho church W}' birmingham sang "EcautituD Land . In High" Intormcnt was ma1o in , 't. Joseph's cemetery.
 Father Fay Better
 Rev. John F. Fay, pastor of tr" Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy. iS . nnch improved and is able to ho