New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

after several attempts to subdue the flames which were creeping along at a rapid rate. A "booster" pump tive and helped more than any thing else in eXtinguishing the fire.
 The house, an elaborately fur nished one, is located on a sinall hill overlooking the little town Of Forestyille. Repairs are bound to prove costly and, although no esti- mates as to the extent of damages have been made, it is thought that they would reach the $15,0O0 mark.
 It was the worst fire experienced in this city for a long time, pos slbly since the La Course block fire on North Main street which was said to have caused $25. 900 damage.
 Scrap at Armory
 The Park A. C. 34-round boXing card will be held at the state armory tonight starting at S:&O o'clock.
 Eddie Lord of Waterbury and Tommy Jarrett Of New Haven have been matched for the principal bout Of 10 rounds.
 Robert Butler Doyle
 Robert Butler Doyle. 12. the son of Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Doyle of 2IS Prospect street, died at his home yesterday afternoon following an illness or about six weeks due 10 complications.
 He was born in Hartford on June s, 1917. and came 10 this city when only little fellow and attended the South Side school where he was an honor pupil in the sixth grade at the time of his death.
 He is survived. besides his par cnts, by one sister, Mrs. Frank Broderick Of this city, and two brothers, John Doyle Of Hartford and Frank Doyle of Pequahuck.
 The funeral will be held from his parents home tomorrow morning at A:&0 o'clock and from St. Joseph $ church al 2 o'clock. Burial will fol- low in St. Thomas cemetery.
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 An entertainment and dance will be presented by the young folks Of St. Joscph's parish at inc high school gym tonight at & o'clock. The New Departure orchestra. rec OgniZed as one Of the finest in the state, will be on hand 10 furnish music for dancing.
 S10.O00 Suit Filed
 Mrs Frank Woodford of 239 Di- vjnity street has filed suit for $10,- GOO against her husband as q result of his disappearance. leaving her to conduct a tracking business and pay necessary bills. Attorneys James T. and Howard T. Mather have been secured by Mrs. Wood- ford 10 institute immediate action.
 The case is retUrnablo at the De- crmber term of the Hartford su- pcrior court
 Sorrow Expressed
 Al a meeting of the Elks held at the lodge rooms last evening q lodge of sorrow was held in memory of William j. CouEhlin, who died a short time ago. The ouloEy was de- livercd by Past Exalted Ruler Thomas A. Tracy.
 A dinner was served at ' o'clock. and then the lodge degree was con- f"rrod for inspection by District Deputy Edward C. Cox Of WalIiug- ford. Tbcrc were about 75 members in attendance.
 A program Of entertainment was presented and refreshments were served.
 New Haven Trip for Boys Nearly 200 lads. members of the Boy Scouts and of the Boys club will make a trip 10 the Yale bowl tomorrow 10 witness the Yale Mary land football game.
 Transportation has been donated by different Bristol residents and rarS number about 20 are expected to take the boys 10 New Haven. The crowd of youngsters will leave the Boys club just before noontime and will arrive in New Haven in time to sec the entire contest.
 IL is expected that the boys will return in time to witness an cNhi. bition of aquatic proWess by the Yale freshman ad varsity swimming teams at the club pool. Numerous city officials and officers of local organizations will be present for the exhibition meet which is schcd- ulcd to start al s o'clock.
 ArmiSticc Day Observance
 Superintendent of Public Schools Karl A. Reichc announced yestcr- day that a program Of observance would he conducted in the public schools Of the city on Armisticc Day, November II.
 The superintendent also annouuc- ed plans for. a visiting day to be held Friday. November L..
 Education Week
 Education week will commence Monday and plans for observance at tn" various elementary schools are now being discussed.
 It was said that each school will have some particular day during the week when parents will be invited to attend and witness the regular class work of the school and special classes which will be presented.
 Nurses Must Register
 Attention has been called to the fact that graduate nurses cannot practice in this state after December ., 1929. without certificate of reg !stratlon from the state board Of examination and registration of IOrSte