New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
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 FunesA of ". S. Caaning The funeral of William 6. Cush. ing of North Main street. who dted IGaturday night at the St Francis hospital. Hartford. was held st 10 o'clock this morning at Ct. Jessph's |chyrch. Rev. Oliver T. Masneil celebrated the high mass Of requiem and burial was in St. Josephs ceme- tery.
 NeighhorlonA Meeting
 The weekly neishborhood prayer meeting will be held at s:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home Of Mrs.. Algot Nelson. :3 Stewart street. Miss Ida M. Clark will ee the leader.
 Funeral Of H. VI. Futile
 The funeral of Harry w. Futile of Center street, who died late 6at- urday afternoon at the Bristol hos- pital following a short illness. wss held at 2:S0 o'clock this afternoon at the Prospect Methodist church. Rev. Hubert D. Jones conducted the seryicec and burial was in West cemetery
 Democratic Headquarters Democratic headquarters. which were temporarily closed because premises originally occupied were leased to an out of town company. will be reopened this evening in the Auto building on Malone Court, ac- cording to statement made Monday evening by Joseph F. Duttsn. chair man of the republican town commit | tee.
 Miss Constance Landry will be in the office during the day and some member of the committee will Dc present each evening to accept ap- plications for new voters.
 Worlds Fair" Today Harwinton Fair. advertised by it's sponsors at the Worlds Fak." opened this morning. A large num- Der of local persons attend this event each year. attracted by the famous dinner prepared by the women living in Harwinton.
 Tags Sheriffs Car The law is no respecter Of per- sons and all cars look alike to Po- liceman John Mclaughlin. who Mon- day afternoon tagged the car Of Deputy Sheriff Joseph w. Harding for illegal parking. The sheriff appeared at head quarters and readily admitted his mistake. He was not penalized due to ] the fact that 1t was his first onense. Mrs. Frank Hall Mrs. Anna E. Hall, 62, wife Of Frank Hall of 124 Kenney street. Forestville, died at her home at 10:A5 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Hall was born in Derby on May 12, 1866. the daughter of Har- Ian and Hanna Granger As . young girl she came to this city with her parents and was married on June 8, 1885 to Frank Hall. who sur- wives, together with one daughter. Mrs. Roberta Moore: one grandson. Raymond Moore; and one sister. Mrs. Frank Gilbert of Plainville. The funeral will he held at her late home at 2 o'clock Friday after noon and at St. Johns chapel at .:3o o'clock. Rev. R. F. StyrinE of New Britain will conduct the services and burial will be in the Forest>ille cemetery.
 Oitvet Chapter
 A meeting of Olivet Chapter, No. es, o. E. g.. will be held at s o'clock this evening in Masonic hall.
 Miss Emily Norton. . member of the chapter. will report on her re- cent trip to the general assembly at Denver. Colo.
 Shannon-Hawe
 Miss Irene M. Save of 147 Curtiss street. this city, and Francis R. shannon of Hartford were married at 9:l5 o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's church. Rev. Oliver T. Mag nell celebrated the nuptial high mass. which was attended by large number of friends and relatives.
 Following an extended wedding trip. Mir. and Mrs. Shannon will re- side in Hartford.
 Request to the Boys' Club
 It has been announced that The Bristol Boys Club Association. Inc. has received bequest from the estate of the late Wiifred H. Nettls- ton amounting to $500. This will be added to the permanent funds of the Boys club.
 Some time ago the directors voted to hold intact any funds bequeathed to club, spending the interest only.
 Several years ago club received a bequest from the estate of Mira Nellie & Wightman amounting to 32.000. and within a year . bequest from the estate of John C. Mack amounting to $1,o0o.
 The interest from these funds is used for the expenses of the club. It ia expected that when the new build ing has been completed. equipped. and paid for. that the interest from x these funds may be applied to -f-