New Britain herald., 1928-05-10

! ing for the past i've years from in-
 hrlnities incident to cid age.
 Mrs. Moore was horn in Windsor Niile Conn.,. August 20. lst2, the daughter of Merritt and Haartetfa Doane and spent her esrIy life thsrc, ] She was married in Ellington, Conn, to Ainsworth Moore. who died Jl years ago. For the past 60 yeafs she had been a resident of this city.
 Surviving are one son. Frank A, Moore Of this city: ono brsthsr, Car los Doane of California; and several nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held 1t 10 o'clock Friday morning at her hte home. Rev. Francis T. Coeke. pas- tor of the Congregational church, will conduct the service and inter ment will be in the family It in W4ndsorville. Friends are kindly re- quested to omit howerA
 Dooitttle's Crossing Heariag Mayor W. Raymond Crumb this morning received . notice from the public utilities ccmmission Of a hearing to be held at tho state cap- itol in Hartford at s:30 .. n1., We'd nesday. May 18th to discuss the traffic situation at Doolittis's cross- ing. The arrangement sugysste6 by the state highway department which was tried out for a period, was Ais- carded several days ago a unfeas- ihle and the situation at the cSess- ing is the same now as it was before the joint investigation of the state, city and railroad officials. IL is understood that several plans have been presented to tho comn,is- sion. one of which calls foe the placing of a tower in the center of the double crossing and installing gates. It is definitely known. how ever. that city officials favor the entire elimination of the crossing st grade. Such step. it is felt. would be streruously objected to by rail- road officials because of the pro hibitive cost
 Parent Teacher Assn. Elecas
 Mrs. Louis B. Futile was elected president of the South Side Parent Teacher association at the final meeting of the season held last eve ming. Other officers elected are as follows: First president. Mrs B. B. Robbins: second vice-presi- dent. Mrs. A. H. Grindal: secretary. Miss Barbara Bradley; treasurer, Miss Evelyn Palmer.
 Tho entertainment program was furnished by pupils from several Of tho grades of the school.
 American Legion Auxuhafy
 A meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Seicheprey post, Americas Le- zion. will be held at , o'clock this evening in Legion hall. Memorial Day and Poppy Day programs will be discussed.
 Engagement Announced
 The engagement of Miss Louae F.. Huhn, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Henry c. Huhn of Grove street and Timothy L. Kelley of this city has been announced.
 Funeral of Mrs. Nettletoo
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary K. Net teton. who died at the White Home in Hartford Monday. was held at o'clock this afternoon at the Con- gregational Parish house. Rev. Francis T. Cooke. pastor Of the Con- gregational church. conducted the services and burial was in West cemetery.
 Former Resident Dies
 Patrick Devtne. . native of Bris- tol, died Wednesday morning at his home. 46 Lincoln street. Hartford. following . long illneas. For the past thirty-hve yeara he had been employed at Colts factory in Hart ford and had made his home in that city.
 Surviving are three sons. John L. Deyine of Putney. vt, Edward J. Devine and William Devine of Hart ford: two daughters. Mss 0racs M. Devine and Miss Anna M. Devins and five grandchildren. all of Hart ford: a brother Bernard Devine of Westfield. Mass. and . sister. Miss Nellie Devine of Providence, R. l.
 The funeral will be held at the Church of the Immaculate Concep- ton in Hartford at s:so o'clock Fri day morning. Burial will be in the Mt. St. Benedict cemetery.
 Store Fire
 A fire in the display window Of the Smart shoppe on Main street called out Squad A and Hose Com pany No. ] at S:1o o'clock last night. The blaze. which 1t Is believ- ed was caused by defective wirinx, was extinguished with chemicals. The amount of damage was slight.
 800 Vaccinations
 500 persons have been vaccinated at the city clinic up to the present tune. according to a statement issued this morning by the office Of Dr. E. B. Robbins. city health officer. The prompt response Of the people to .he appeal of the health authorities 10 immunize themselves from small- pox is particularly gratifying to the health board.
 Dr. Lee s. Huizenga Of China and pr. John l.. Rice. health officer Of the city Of New Haven, visited the isolation hospital In company with Dr. Robbins Wednesday afternoon. Both remarked that the eae> of Charles Clarke was the won't one hey had ever seen. Dr. Rice eAded hat it was a great dsal worse than lny in the Middletown epidemic Of ast winter.
 Local health authorities and Dr. Richard J. Lawton, health oatlcer Of rerryyille. were sent on . wild Seese