New Britain herald., 1929-10-31

"ele ielu lulS morning at 9:3U o'clock at the home and at 1 c o'clock at St. Patrick's church. A requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was in St Joseph's cemetery, Plain- vile.
 Company Is Incorporated Papers of incorporat ton were filed i with the secretary Of the state yester- l day by the Vulcan Sand and Stone company of Plainville. The con- pany has an authorized capital of $S0,000 to consist of 300 shares of common stock-pf, $100 par values, of which s10,000 has been paid in. The incorporators were David r. and Mary E. Carton Of Tuckahoc, N. Y.. and Arthur J. and Theodore NJ. Martin of Plainville.
 To Meet Simsbury High
 Elated over iJs victory last week over the strong Litchfield high football team, the Plainville high school team is confident that it will score it's second victory of the sea
 
 Simsbury high. The Simsbury team is enjoying q very successful season and expects to take the locals into camp.
 Plainville displayed a world Of of fensive power in it's game with LitchfieId and hopes to break the Simsbury line to pieces. The defense Of the locals has been very strong in the last few games and the Smsbury backs will have plenty of trouble try ing to make headway through line bucks.
 The game will be played in Sims bury and a large numb Der. of local fans area expected to witness the battle. Coach Caulfeld will proba : bly, start the same lineup that caused Litchtield to bow in defeat.
 Catholic Church Masses
 Tomorrow is the feast Of All Saints and is a holy day of obliga- ton. It is also the first Friday of the month. Masses will be cele- brated at 5:30, ' and 7;45 a. m. at the church of Our Lady of Mercy.
 Saturday is the feast of All Souls and masses will be celebrated at z. 7;30 and s a. m. The 8 o'clock mass will be a high mass Confes- sions will be heard this evening at s o'clock.
 The Junior Holy Name society and the Girls Junior sodality will -go to confession Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 W. C. T. |. Meeting
 The W. (. T. I'. will meet at the home of Mrs. Minnie Hyde Of 58 Maple street tomorrow afternoon at 2:%o o'clock. The delegate who at- tended the state convention held in NiIllmantic this month will give her report. All members are re- quested to be present.
 Two Days Remain
 Today and tomorrow offer the last opportunities for property owners 10 f1le their tax lists with the boa erd Of assessors. There are still a large number of residents who have not appeared. Those who fail to do so Will be taxed an extra 10 per cent as provided by the state law.
 Assessors will be in session todav ana tomorrow from to D. m. and 10 D. m. Clerk W. A. Bailey will also be at the office of assessors to- morrow morning to receive lists.
 DT. Tanner RrcO,.erjno
 Dr. J. C. Tanner who has hoen seriously ill at his home on East Main street, is rapidly recovering and was able to be about his home today. Dr. Tanner had a very bad day Tuesday but rallied quickly and IS now on the road to recovery.
 Halloween Celebration
 Halloween will be celebrated to- night by numerous house parties all over the town. Most of the gather lnss will call for costumes. Due to the indictment weather the usual parade around the streets by chil- dren in ghostly attires will puoba bly, be missing.
 The entire force of constables will be on duty throughout the right. Every section of the town will be covered but the police expect that there will be no call for their services
 At Town Clerks Office
 Joseph r. Donovan of Bristol has sold two lots in Allen Park to Peter Catucci of Plainville, according to Warrant"e decd filed at the office of the town clerk.
 Notice of civil action by the United States Bond X Mortgage corporation of Connecticut, Inc, 8 against Harry C. Hubbard and Roy l.. Cleveland has been filed. The writ was brought out yesterday and IS roturnable in the court Of com mon pleas on the first Tuesday in December. The corporation is seek ing to foreclose a mortgage. The property involved is located at 25 West Broad street.
 To Move to New Haven
 It has been announced that Rev Philip Cleveland. former local pas tor and now publisher of the sponsor" and several religious pub lcations will leave Planville in short time to make his residence in New Haven. Mir. Cleveland Is his residence because New