New Britain herald., 1929-12-09

home economics department in of terlng a more varied line of articles
 The bazaar this year is to assume even greater proportions, as each class in the school is planning to participate in order to raise funds Tor the various class activities. On Friday evening the high school gymnasium will assume the ap- pearance of a snow carnival. The various classes will decorate their booths to carry sout the general ef- feet Of a winter scene.
 The booths are being planned and constructed by the practical arts de- partment under Leonard Wilkinson. but the actual decorating will be completed by the classes.
 Frank F. Hall
 Frank E. Hall Of ForestvilIc, aged e.. native of PlainvilIe. died this morning about o'clock at t.c hon" of h;s daughter Mrs. Earl G smith of 4S East Broad street, Pl&invillr. after lingering illness
 Alr. Hall was born in Plainviilc on August II. lS65.Hc resided in Forestvillc most of his life and was employed at the E. Ingra ham Co., there. He had made his home with his daughter for the past two months.
 Besides his daughter, Mrs Smith, he is survived by a sister, Mrs Grace Steward of Forestville. Flu neral services will be held on Wed. nesday afternoon at o'clock at St. l Johns mission, Forestville. Rev. Lincoln E. Frye rector of the Church of Our Saviour of Plainville. will offiCiate. Burial will be in For cstvillc.
 Christmas Club Opens
 The 1850 Christmas club has opened at the Plainvile Trust Co. The club contains four classes and all are invited by the bank officials to take out memberships. Last year the institution enjoyed one of it's most successful Christmas club years and it is expected that the 1880 club will exceed the figures of last year.
 Martha Hebckah Party
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold public social and card party in I. o. 0. F. hall this evening at 8 | o'clock. Refreshments will be serv- ed after the games.
 Martha Sewing circle will meet at the home of Mrs, Froelich on louGh street on Wednesday after noon at 2:l5 o'clock. A full attend ance is requested.
 Grange sale Wednesday
 The ladies' auxiliary of Plainyille Grange will hold its annual sale a Grange nall on Pierce street We'd nesday afternoon. The sale will be one of fancy work and candy and will open at 2:30 o'clock and con- tinue until 9 o'clock
 X home cooked harvest supper will be served from to s o'clock. | The menu will be as follows: Roast | ed fresh ham, brown gravy. mash l ed potatoes. mashed turnips, butter cd peas and carrots, rolls, pickles. l pie, and coffee
 Jo,.n Ryan Dies
 John Ryan, S9. Of Pennington, | died Saturday evening at o'clock ! at his home in the West district. He | was well known in Pennington and i Piainvillc and had a large host of | friends. He was born in Dublin. l Ireland. the son of John and Ann Cullen Ryan, on February ., 1S4O. 1 He came 10 Pennington when he was seven years of age.
 He was a farmer and took an ac- tive part in the work Of the demo- crate party. He was engaged daily in his work until late this fall. IIe leaves two children. James Ryan and Miss Mary Ryan. both Of Farm iESt on; four grandchildren. and I three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow | morning at o'clock at st. Patrick's 1 church. Rev. H. F. Cassidy will cele- | brate the mass. Burial will be in | PlainvilIe.
 Annual Christmas Sale
 The Woman's Home G Foreign | society of the Advent | Christian church will hold it's annual ! Christmas sale in the Tracy block on | street next to the Economy store on Friday. Aprons, fancy ar i, ucales, home made food. and candy | will be on sale.
 ElOpcrS Return Home
 Mir. and Mrs. Felix Caliendo have l returned home from their wedding | trip and are making their home on South Canal street. The couple elopcd to Elizabeth, N. J.. a short I time ago and were married. Important Meeting
 There will be an important meet l ing of the captains of the member 1 ship teams of Brock Barnes post | American Legion. this evening at the | Legion hall on Whiting street. If is necessary that all captains be i present.
 The Legion is planning to conduct 1 an extensive drive to bolster up the | of the post Special at | tcntion will be made 10 former mem bers who have dropped from the l ranks
 Humane society Notified
 During the last few days whm- | perings and hoWlings of a dog in an i empty house on Whiting street dis | urhCd the noighborhood and led to !