New Britain herald., 1928-11-02

etr03o o0 tne lbto. Rev. Af. 8aH was born in Plainvills on July l9 lsss. . direct descendant ot Des. cen Stephen Hart. who came frem England in 1889.
 He vas a graduate of Yale uni. versity and 2 minister for nearly AG years. He went to Colorado many years ago because of poor health He spent . week in Plainville in May. ae2S. at whaeh time hts aged mother. Mrs. Jane E. Tillotson, re- turned with him to Colorado, where she died four years ago. While haze Rev. MT. Hart preached one sermon at the Baptist church. many of his old friends availing themselves of the opportunity to hear him. Mr. Hart is survived by hia widow and hve children, Rev. Edward B. Hart of Denver. Colo. Howard W. Hart of Los Angeles, Cal. the Misses Grace and Margaret Hart of Ber- thoud, and Mrs. John Endwisle, who Is associated with her husband in missionary work in India. Mia Ella Corban of Plainville Is a cousin. SO at Hearing
 About 20 persons from Southing- ton. Fdfnington. Bristol and Plain- vile attended the hearing held by the state board of education in the high school last night regarding the report of the committee on revision and codifcation of the state educa- tional laws. This was larger turn- out than expected. but most of those present felt they had had inadequate time to study the report and did not express opinions either one way or the other. remaining rather neutral.
 Writes Book on Sandwiches
 Miss Florence A. Cowles of Clevs- land. Ohio. 8 former resident Of Pennington, has compiled . book entitled Seven Hundred Sand wiches." which was released Sept. IS by the publishing firm of Little, Brown & Co.,, Boston. and is report ed as selling we'll already in Clsve- land. Miss Cowles, who is we'll known here, was prominent in Grange affairs not only in Plainville but also in other sections of the state. both along dramatic lines and as writer.
 Twelve years ago Miss Cowles went to Cleveland. where she hes been on the stan of the Cleveland Plain Dealer" conducting different departments. She has been sraph- ology editor for six years and has written many editorials. The book. seven Hundred Sandwiches" con- tains recipes for sandwiches for every possible entertainment occa- sion and also for hungry men and women, boys and girls. All have been carefully tested and the direc- tions are clear and concise. Mrs. Irving T. Tyler of Plainvilie Ia the possessor of an autographed copy presented her by the author. and she recommends it to all for it's recipes and as Christmas or we'd ding gift.
 Federation Fair
 The Woman's Federation of the Congregational church will hold its annual fair in the church parlors on Wednesday and Thursday, November 1T and IS. The committeewomen are as follows: Cooked food and candy, Mrs. Donald Benjamin; kitchen aprons and towels. Mrs. W. A. Jordan: fancy work. Mrs. Harry Tredennick; dolls, toys. grabs. arts and crafts. Misses Florence ana Esther Trumbull: tea room. Mrs. Ralph snelgrove and Mrs. c. R. Clark.
 The tea room will give service each afternoon and will serve supper each evening. Menus will be an- nounced later. No personal solicita- tons will be made this year except possibly for cooked food and candy. the committee stating that it will trust to the generosity of the parish- toner's
 There will be an entertainment each evening. details to be an- nounced later.
 Halloween Party
 A Halloween party was held last evening at the home of Miss Edna Stanley on East Broad street. Games were played and refreshments served. Prizes were won by Mes Edna Buys, Mrs. Burton Norton. Howard Purdy and Fred Yennens. The home was attractively decorated in Halloween colors. About 20 per- sons from Hartford, New Britain. and Plainville were present.
 Parent Teacher Meeting
 The Parent-Teacher association will meet next Wednesday evening at the high school. The nominating committee will report slate of of. flcers to be elected for the coming year.
 To Alter Grange Hall
 Plans for the alteration of Grange hall will be discussed Tuesday eve ming at the meeting Of Grange hall and bids from the contractors will te received. with the possibility that a contract may be awarded. It is proposed to construct modern front on the building and thus beautify it. also to build an addition.