New Britain herald., 1929-08-16

other repairs have been completed
 Carnival Drawing Crowds
 Large crowds are attending the American Legion carnival every evening. Last night a record at tendance witnessed a program of fights that proved very interesting.
 Cievadore, New York escape artist, who thrilled his audieEce Wednesday evening with his sensa- tional mldair escape from an insane harness which consists of 45 feet of straps. will appear again tonight. Clevadore make his escape while suspended 30 feet in the air with only one footfree. He also performs mystifying lock-defying platform stunt.
 Funeral of Mrs. Mary Flood
 Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Flood, aged S9, of 33 East street, who died Wednesday morning at her home after a days illness, were held this morning at S:30 o'clock at the late home and at g o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of -ltleS. IecN. AliStlH .. MullltIl Was celebrant of solemn high mass and was assisted by Rev. stephen Carr of Bristol as deacon and Rev. John E. Fay as sub-deacon. Rev Vii liam Laflin of Bristol sat in the sanctuary.
 As the Casket was borne into the church Organist James J. Graham played Gricg's Funeral March," At the offertory Mrs. Joseph Dutton of Bristol rendered Pie Jesu," and at the conclusion of the mass 70 Lord Remember Me" was played on the organ.
 The pail bearers were William and George Scott of Bristol, John and Edward Sullivan of New Brit ain, and Gus and John Wollenberg of Pennington, all nephews of tho deceased. The flower bearers were relatives of the deceased.
 Father Munich and Father Carr conducted the committal services at the grave. Burial was in St. Jo- seph's cemetery.
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 Mrs. G. o. Hodge of Trumbull avenue is entertaining Miss Zayda Hayes, who is head of the special classes of the mentally retarded of the public schools of Gloversvills. New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. JeWett Of Westwood park are receiving congratulations on the birth of daughter, Beatrice Anne.
 Mrs, Alfred Kingsbury is a pa ticnt at the Hartford hospital
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hurd of White Pigeon, Mich, have returned home after a visit with their daugh- ter Mrs G o. Car3iil of Neal court
 Football Talk
 With the summer vacation rapid ly nearing an end, football talk is being stirred up by members of the high school. According to the ont look, Plainville high should be rep resented by strong aggregation during the coming season.
 This will be the fifth season for the local high school. Practically all members of last years team will be back and. with a years expert encc behind them, should prove worthy opponents. for their rivals Last Season the locals played 300 per cent football.
 Independent Club Meeting
 There will be meeting of the Italian American Independent club at Colonial hall on West Main street Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Prose- cutting Attorney Anthony J. Rich of Bristol will be present All members are asked to attend.
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 Furniture painted by our Spraying process at very reasonable prices. rlainville Metal Works at 37 West Main Streot.-advt.