New Britain herald., 1929-08-09

ueI SttCOt sIiiooi CoiiS III oSPiSiiipci there would be no change in the di- viding line for pupils attending the Broad Street and Linden Street school. East street will remain as the dividing line.
 | Funerals
 Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Daniulewicz. 2s, of Sharps corner were held this morning at S:So o. clock at the Russian Orthodox church in New Britain. Burial was in the Fairview cemetery, that city.
 Funeral services for William Carl kahms. s7. of 1885 Dwight street New Britain, father of Herman kahms of Plainville. will be held from the home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Burial will be in the Fairview cemetery. New Britain. Word of Death Mir. and Mrs. D. s. Knox of Plain-- vile have received word of the death yesterday Of their daughter, Mrs. Mabel Castaldine of Springfield. Massachusetts. She formerly lived in New Britain. Besides her par ents, she also leaves three brothers in Plainville, Bennett. Walter and Albert Knox.
 Complete repairs and renovati tions have been made to the interior of Colonial hall on West Main street and plans are being made for the fall opening of the place about the second week of September. The hall is one of the most popular dance establishments in this section of the state and numerous societies and individuals conducted affairs there during the past winter.
 The outside of the building was recently painted, giving an attrac- tive appearance to the structure.
 Chamber of Commerce Meeting
 Plans are being made for a meeting of the Chamber of Coni- , merce to be held next week It IS expected that a definite decision will be made on the matter of the pro ! posed industrial exhibit.
 PlainHille Briefs
 Miss Anna Margonelli of New York is visiting Miss Rose Mar gonclli Of East Main street. Mrs. C"lia Chioffa and two chil- dren Of Yonkers, New York. are i spending q weeks vacation as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Mar gonelli of East Main street. | Miss Helen Foran of Pierce street Is Nising relatives at Bay View , Mrs Charles Nybers of Camp street is entertaining Mrs. John Baumgarter and family of Glendale, | L. I.
 Mrs. Anna Arcari has been ad- mitted 10 st. Francis hospital in Hartford for treatment.
 Miss Jane Corwin. former resi- dent of Plainvile, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. George w. Eaton of West Main street
 Mrs. Winnie Hyde and her son. i Edwin, and his family have TO- turned home after u two weeks va cation. They went over the Bear 1 Mountain bridge. drove up the 1 Hudson for a trip, and returned 10 New York. Mrs. Hyde and hnr granddaughter also went by bus to Boston and visited friends in som- ervillc, Greenwood. and Winthrop During the past week Mrs. Hydl visited her brother in Granby.
 To Hold Excursion | Dlaps arp hoir,o l,,- No sh ington- n-Trumbull circle, Companion of the Forest, for Gn excursion {; savin Rock on Sunday. Ticket: will be placed on sale at the Ray mond Electric Co. If it rains Sun day, the excursion will be post poned until the following Sunday.
 The circles last business meeting Of the month was held last evening at the Legion hall on Whiting street. The newly elected office r> were installed,
 Fire Truck Rcpa:n"ad
 Tho hook and ladder fire truck; which has been undergoing 8 new painting, was returned 10 the frt house on Pierce street this morn in~. The truck now presents q spick and span appearance and is very n"ractive in it's new colors.
 Mrs. Jul a DaniuIcwicz
 Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Duniulcwlcz. aged 20, Of Sharp's Crossing, who died Wednesday night Tn the New Britain General hospita after a short illness, were held this morning at s o'clock from her hom, and in the Russian Orthodox church cn Washington street. New Britain tt o'clock, Rev. J. Borurdikoff ot Moriden ofiiciated at the services.
 The pail bearers were Adam Paus Constantly Andulia, Joseph Ciewilka Joseph F. Kawalcnok. Joseph Bor. isicvicz and Joseph Bralinicl>i.
 Rev. J. Borurdikoff conducted the committal services at the grave Burial vas iu Fairvicw cemetery.
 Crawford stove with gas attach. mcnt for sale. Good condition. l. East Main St, Sd hoor.-advt.
 H. A. James will begin a sale to- morrow which will last two weeks 25 per cent reduction on entire stock Of dry goods Mems furnishings. foot wear and floor coverings. 53 West Main Street.--adNt.
 Furnished rooms and apartments - Broad S., Tel. l4S, Plainville.- adNt.