New Britain herald., 1928-10-31

erectioa q c. AaasS elngsk convent. and ths largsst Desoeo11 school In the city.
 The club has . tstG ueuatos1A1o Of lss persena- IT. sSseeeeee A evening weFs attsn1ed v stSGo1t mately 1000. ex To AAtoad Meee1ae Joseph F. Dutton. chaiTaan ol l1o democratic town esmntttee an9 . member of the stats esatral e1sN- mittes. will attend . meeting of the latter organization to bs he{l q . o'clock tomorrow afternoon in thQ Chamber Of Commerce hali, Nev Haven.
 Oae Dsy Left foe Tux HayueQ1eS
 Tomorrow is the last day on whide the first and third taxtng lletrtA taxes may be paid to avoid the d. ditional nine per cent tor Aslta. Quency. Ns
 For the convsni1nee Of taxpayesA Tax Collector Frank 3. Riley VII be in his office from ! to 2 o'clece. Thursday evening.
 I. o. O. F. NeettAg
 A meeting Of Pequabuck lodge. | c. 0. F.. will be held at [ o'clAcA this evening in Arcanum hall. 's
 Parent Teacher Nseaing .s
 The Parent Teacher association sf the John J. Jennings schoei vii meet at : o'clock this evening tn tlle schoolhouse on Burlington avoauA Superintendent of Schools xay1 L Reiche will be the principal spsakas of the evening and will take for lts subject The Modern Trends h Education" r..
 Chamber os Con,susece
 At . meeting of the Chamber sf Commerce. nine new directors 4w1ee elected for . term of two years ss follows: Industry group. FsAl .. Sessions. Alexander Harper: wellefe group. James C. Dobson: vretes- sional group. Carleton ". 1usest merchandising and trads ereuA. Harry C. Polhili aud 4. J. Kes3sn: agricultural group. samusl D. Newell: banking. insurancs and psal estate group. William Y. Traey These new directors, tegether with A. E. Whittier. Edward InSraham. l.. M. Browning. c. E. Carlson. '. ,. Ranney. Alexander Cummings. Dr. 5. W. whipple snd W. P. Calder. sna1Es up the directorate for the ensuing year.
 Republican Rally
 A rally under the auspices Of the Swedish Republican club of John Ericson Republican league will " held at : o'clock tomorrow evening in the Federal Hill schoof. Tho principal speaker Of the evening will be Attorney Herbert L. EaaaAx uelson og New Haven. president e the league In the eastern staae& Anthony J. Rich and Epaphreditus Peck. candidates for the general as- sembly. will also address the meet. ing. .:
 Funeral q Charles Nsowu s :
 The funeral of Charles HsewA who was found dead in his room h the Central House at s3 North l(ail street Tuesday mornins. will bs Asse at 1880 o'clock Thursday astsrneee at the funeral home of c. Funk and Son on Prospect street. Cemmittol services in West cemetery will be io charge of Franklin Lodee. 4. '. aal X. N.
 Parochial Nchooas 0 CInoo
 ct. Ann's and st. JesAph'a paees chial schools will ciose al 1ay tos morrow in observance of All Saints day.
 Masses will bs celebrated in tho morning in all of the Catholic churches of the city.
 To Erect Factoey
 Ground has been broken in Pedua. buck for the new factory building ef the Horace R. Whittier Co.,. manu- lecturers of enamel dials. water meters and small electrical devices. The building will bs SO feet wide and 100 feet long. of brick construc- ton and one story in height.
 The Whittier Co. is now located in the factory building at tho corner of Mellen street and Riverside ave. nue. It was organized several years ago and has rapidly outgrowA. tts present quarters. The new building will be ready for occupancy early next year.
 Breakdown Closes Factory ''
 The E. Insraham Co. on North Main street closed down shortly after [ o'clock this morning as . re- suit of . broken connecting rod in the engine. Repairs arc being made today and the plant will resume operations Thursday morning..
 William S. Stockton
 William s. Stockton, aged g. son of Elmer E. Stockton of 10s Maple street. this city. died suddeoly in South Bend. Indiana. last night. Born in Bristol. November 17, lsS4, Mir Stockton attended the Federil Hill and Bristol High schools and later. Cornell university. from which he graduated in 1slc. In 1918. he entered the employ of the Willys- Overland company. remaintne with that concern until July of this year. Since that time. he has been; con- nected with tho Bendix Brake eom- pany, He was a member of Frank lin lodge. A. F. and \. ". Of this city.
 Surviving him are his father and three sisters. Funeral arraasements are incomplete.