New Britain herald., 1929-12-21
C0. 1 ANNOUNCES
 AUTO SHOW PLANS
Exhibit to Be Staged in ArmOry
 Late Next Month
TO SELL CABIN ESTATE
Judge Malone Appointed Sale Com mittcc-Local Organizations Unite in Bringing Christmas Cheer tu Necdy-.Athletcs Make Goods,


 National Guard announced yester. day that an automobile show would be held at the state armory under its auspices on Thursday. Friday and Saturday, January 90 and 3l and February !.
 It was stated that a committee had been appointed to complete ar, engagements for what is expected to De the major event of the kind on the 1880 calendar in this city.
 Those who make up the commit tee include Ward C. Parsons. presi- dent; ]. D. Redfearn, vice president. Edwin Clayton. chairman of th . snow committee, and Roy B. Hur!- burt, secretary.
 Party This Afternoon.
 The parties to be given for the children of the city by the Eagles and Elks will take place at 1:30 and " o'clock. respectively, this after noon. Christmas gifts and candles will be distributed by santa Claus at each lodge to kiddies numbering nearly 1.500.
 \ great number of tickets have been distributed through the public and parochial schools and othnr sources and it is expected that the number of children to be treated this year will exceed that of preyj- ous years by hundreds.
 Turkey Night
 Rev, T. J. Keena branch. Ancient Order Of Hibernans. will hold it's annual Christmas turkey night at the Moose hall tonight at S o'clock All members Of the order are re. quested 10 be present.
 Judge William J. Malone has Deen appointed by the superio- court as committee to effect the sale of the log cabin estate of Harry S. Reals Of l34 Woodland stree, president and treasurer of H. & bcals, Inc. The estate includes los acres near this city, The sale. fl IS reported, will be made to clea, up number of mortgages amount ing 10 SG%!0. The foreclosure vii, be made in favor Of the American trust company. represented by Judge $. Russell Mink.
 It was said this morning that Mr. Beals would, in all probability. re- tain the estate, as he intends to re- purchase it.
 Just when the sale will take place, ii it does, is not known at this time.
 Grange Meeting
 X regular meeting of the local branch of the Grange was held it Red Mems hall last night, when the third and fourth degrees were con- ferr"d upon large class of can didates. The ladies team cXccut- ed the third. and the mons team the fourth degrees. The ladies' team which performed in Plymouth recently did the work.
 There were refreshments ana dancing.
 Sons of st. George
 The regular meeting of Friend ship lodge. No. 450S. American Or der of the Sons of St. George, will be held in Arcanum hall on Mon day evening at s o'clock. Every member is urged to attend. as very important business will be transact cd and other matters acted upon.
 Families tn
 More than 150 local families are 10 De cared for at the Family Vel rare association headquarters at 45l North Main street. it was an- nounced yesterday. Dinners. cloth ing and fuel will be distributed. and toys and candies will be presented to the children. The various social Of the city have fuI- nished the names of those who ar4 in the greatest need.
 Evening school Party
 A Christmas party was given by the pupils Of the evening school classes at the south Side school auditorium last night. A fine pro- gram or entertainment was carria1 out. Refreshments were served anj dancing was enjoyed. Blanks or. chestr1 furnished tho music.
 West Ends Ing q Hand It was announced by committce appointed at d special meeting of n" West End club last night thai donation of sufficient clothing and shoes would be made to help it least 9 families at Christmas tImc. nc greater number of Bristol's or EanIAationS have agreed to "pitcn m and help local residents who arr, m need.
 Wood Being Distributed some Of the wood taken from the old cooling shop" on Riverside ave nuc is already distributed. Commits