New Britain herald., 1929-02-04

on Linden street. which is being erected by l.. w. Furrey. Lester Dow was also granted a permit to build an addition 10 Grange hall on Pierce street. this work being estimated at about another 5000.
 Mir. Johnson also issued permits for two plumbing jobs. three 'lcc- trical jobs. and one heating installa- ton. Total fees during January were SIS. of which }3.s5 has been turned over 10 the town and &l1..5 returned as rccompcnse for his services.
 Mrs. Mastrianni lsies
 Mrs. Catherine Mastrianni. wife of Alexander Mastrianni of 136 F.as, street, died at her home yesterday ; morning after an illness of nine days. She was Gl years old and was born in Italy but had been in this country for number of years. She lad lived in Plainyilie for two years, having come here from Southington Mrs. Mastrianni is survived by her husband. six sons, and one daugh- ter.
 Funeral services will be held al 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at the church Of Our I.a'v Of Mercy Burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery. Southington.
 We'll Child COnfcrcncc
 \ vel! child conference will be held in the public health nurse 5 rooms in the Neri block from , to o'clock Friday afternoon. All mothers are urged to attend with the infants or small children.
 Governor AetMrns
 Governor and Mrs. John II. Trumbull and their daughter. Miss Florence Trumbull. returned last evening from St. Petersburg. Fla. after stay of three weeks in the south. The governor reported a fine vacation spent in outdoor sports, including trapshooting. golfing. mo. toring and fishing He will now re- sume his duties at the state capitol as all legislative bills are in and action upon them will now begin.
 The Trumbdll were accompanies from New Haven by John Coolidge son of the president and fiance ol Miss Trumbull.
 Truck Drivers Arrested
 Several truck drivers will appear in court here tonight to answer charges of overlooking their ye. hicles. The men were arrested by the state police during the pas week. Their names have not ye been given to Grand Juror William J. Foran, who will prosecute. C. Of C. Meeting
 The Chamber of Commerce wil hold it's regular monthly meeing ii it's rooms on Pierce street ol Thursday night. Plans for the cham ber's annual banquet will be dis cussed. and President A. A. Mac Leod is expected to appoint a com mittee to take charge of this yearl. event.
 Realty Transfers James w. Houlihan of New Brit ain has transferred to John B. ant l Margaret A. Fenton of New Britain two acres of land. with building thereon. on Pennington road. Clement J. Prior has sold to Gui scppi F'abrizio land and buildings oI Homestead avenue. the property be ing Lots Nos. 24 and 2o at Home stead Park.
 Pelleghrina Farrara Damlano ha purchased three acres of land ol South Washington street from Car melo Ciccio.
 The We-Uns will meet this eve ming at the home of Mrs. Donal' ] Edwards on Williams street.
 Harold Fletcher of North Wash , ington street, who has been serious ly ill at the Hartford hospital, | improved.
 Brock Barnes post, American Le zion, and it's ladies' auxiliary wil 1 hold a joint meeting at s o'clock to night in Legion hall.
 Thomas McKnerney of Farming ton avenue has entered the Hartfor, hospital to undergo an operation.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Joyce have re turned from their wedding trip an, have taken up their residence Tn thu Tani block on Whiting street. Grange Meeting Plainvllc Grange will hold a reg | uiar meeting in its hall on Pierc' street tomorrow night. There vii be a roll call. 10 which each mem Ter will respond by giving some cur rent event. The meeting will be fol lowed by Valentine social. witt games and the enjoying of a bo' lunch. Each lady will bring a bo! containing lunch for two and thes' will be auctioncd of to the men The boxes arc to be decorated II Valentine style. and a prize will b. awarded for the handsomest one. The fastest liners in the world a present arc the Mauretania (25 l.: knots and the Majestic (25), bot} v.;@;,b shine. tbeu coma the France