New Britain herald., 1929-01-07

[ heart attack was the cause of tn sudden death.
 Mir. Higgins was born here ol July 80. 1875, the son of the lat MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Higgins IL is survived by his wife and by 1 brother in Hartford.
 Funeral services will be held a his late residence at 1: o'clock tonor row afternoon. Rev. Theodore A Greene. pastor of tho First Conxrt Eational church, New Britar,, vii officiate. Burial will be in Fa..vi.v cemetery. New Britain,
 Mrs. Gillette 71 Mrs. Fred A. Gillette of 13 Cana street quietly observed her 7:nd birthday anniversary Saturday. Dur. ing the afternoon she was host te her daughter, Mrs. R. H. Boardmar Of New Britain, and family.
 Gna1z0 lkcleased
 Duffy Gnazzo. who appealed | 10. day jail sentence for intoxicatior Saturday morning. has hea, released under bonds of t1o0 for appearance in tho superior court.
 Dn9s Causing Trouble.
 Stray dogs have been killing mum. crous chickens in the Redstone hill section lately. and yesterday Dog Warden Marine shot one which had been raiding EEbert Iealy's hen yard. Healy who had lost macy chickens. caught the dog killing .n- other yesterday and took shot at it but missed. He called Deputy Sheriff F.. w. Furrey. and Furrey summoned Marine. who dispatched the animal. The warden also ricl:ed up another wandering dog, n yellow and white canine with about 20 feet of chain attached to his collar.
 Sammy Srs'ing Dancc
 A Sammy Spring dance will he held under the auspices Of the Odd Fellows and Martha Rehckahs in the Plainville high school s,mnas. tum on Wednesday evening begin. ing at s:30 o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
 Slippery Roads
 Wretched highway conditions were created Saturday night by a fall of rain which froze upon strik- ing the ground and made e,assy coating which hamper-d vehicu,ar and pedestrian traffic alike. The motor coach service Of the New England Transportation Co. puf- fercd from the necessity of slow travel, and the last bus through PlainNille was an ,our and 70 min utes late. Drivers exercised great care with their machines and TO accidents were reported to Con- stable George Schubert.
 Funeral of Mrs. Temple
 Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet A. Temple. who died early Saturday morning at the home of Mrs. Alice Cooke on Whiting street, will he held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Baptist church. Rev. Dr. A. D. kendrick. pastor. will o4ficiate Burial will be in Rrtdgewater.
 Legion Will Meet
 Brock Barnes post. American le. zion. will hold it's regular meeting in its rooms tonight in spite of the fire which damaged them this morning. County Commander Earl Panzer will talk on an interesting subject and the entertainment committee will outline its program for the com ing few months. Refreshments will be served.
 Tr,lnlbulls In Berkehires
 Governor and Mrs. John H. Trum- bull and daughter Florence and John Coolidge spent the weekend at house party at Helen.court. the estate Of Col. and Mrs. Arthur D. Budd. near Pittsfield, Mass. The weather prevented the anticipated enjoyment of winter sports.
 Stotk Of Store Sold
 The entire stock of the Plainville {; Supply Co. was sold to Morris Reebcr of 16s Magnolia 'treet. Hartford. late Saturday morning at public auction con- lucted by Deputy Sheriff E. W. Fur 'ey. It brought &b60. The store was recently attached on a tax warrant ssued by the town against its pro- ,rietor. Louis W. Fodt.
 Funeral Of Mir. Frisbie The funeral of Franklin P. Frisbie, 'etired merchant who died at the Hartford hospital Friday night. 1 vas held this afternoon. with sery- ces at ? o'clock at his late resi- 'ence. 1oc West Main street. Rev. !. Roy Wilkcrson. pastor of the Con- 'regational church, was in charge. Burial was made in West Ceme- cry.
 Parish Guild OMiscrs
 The newly elected officers of the 'arish guild of the Church of Our aviour are the following: President, frs Robert White; vice president, frs. Charles F. Brainard; secretary, frs R. F. Busbee; treasurer, Mrs. 'lberme B. Moore. Committees will Q announced at the meeting on thursday, January IF.
 Baptist Missionary Meeting The Missionary society of the aptist church wil hold a meeting 2:3o o'clock tomorrow afternoon the church parlors. The meeting i'll be presided over by Mrs. Emma . Wood. who will also read a paper n the m eetinu nf tho n<o%o on~.,> on held in Stamford last October. he women O. the church are cor. ally invited to attend.
 We'll Child Conference |, A well child conference will be cid in the public health nurse's 'oms in the Neri block on Friday fernoon from 2 to ! o'clock. All others are requested to attend