New Britain herald., 1929-12-11

This popular six-piece orchestra will be ready to play at 9:30 o'clock or as soon thereafter as the bazaar is over.
 Tickets for the bazaar will also be accepted for the dance They may be secured from any high school pu- pil or at the school,
 Hall Funeral Today Funeral services for Frank F. Hall of Forcstville, aged G4. who died Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs Earl G. Smith of 4S Fast Broad street Plainvlle, were held this afternoon at o'clock in St. Johns mission, ForeStville. Rev. Lincoln F, Frye, pastor of the l Church of Our Saviour of Plainvillc, officiated. Burial was in Forestyille.
 Local Factory Incorporated
 Papers Of incorporation were (il- i cd with the secretary Of the state yesterday by the II. C, Baum ConI- 1 pany, Inc, of plainyillc. The au- thorized capital of the company is $75.0o0 and is 10 consist of 5000 shares of common stock Of $25 par value. of which $25,ooo has been i paid in.
 The inCorporators are Henry C. and Alice T. Baum of Pitinville and i William Il. Day of New Britain. i NcwlyWcds >hovercd cl,o,tft. ,t-.,l. l.,.fl I,-. 1,r,.,,i,,., in, honor oG Alr. and Mrs. Albert Dionnc at the home of Mr. Dionnes brother, Adelaide Dionpo Of Wood land street A large number of the couples friends were present, MT. and Mrs. Dionue were the recipients of many useful gifts. An enjoyable program was followed out.
 State Police Active
 State police officers are being as signed to patrol the new state high way on East street on various days of the week and have been given strict orders to arrest all NioiatorS of the motor vehicle laws. The officers were assigned here following a letter sent to the state police de partment in Hartford by the board of selcctmcn resulting from con- paints made by local residents.
 Prosecutor Charles II. ConIon stated yesterday that the police authorities are determined 10 stop speeding on the new highway and arrests will be made until the motorists conform with the motor vehicle laws. In court yesterday two state officers told Judge NJ. 0 Ryder Of the orders that had beer issued to them concerning the E&sr street highway.
 Speeding is a menace on thu highway because of the numerOu!
 intersections from Fart's corner tC !, Blossoms corner and Judge Rydel will not tolerate reckless driving f there.
 Error in Name In last evenings Herald, it wa stated that Frank Radcliffe would } be tried in court next Tuesda, morning on a non-support charge This was erroneois and the Heralc WlSnnS to COTIttL ltS lllSLdh's 4l' } charge is. against Howard RadcIiti' , and not Frank Radcliffe. plainyillc Briefs Mr. and Mrs. John W. Matthew : of 24 Bohemia street left yestcrda. to spend the winter months at Day tona, Florida.
 . Mrs. Mary L. Robinson, who Ina : been spending several months at 1 = Norton place, has changed her resi- :, dence to Thomaston. She will mak T her home with her niece, Mrs. Kat - B. Atwood.
 n Gerald Freeman of Whiting stree = is resting comfortably at the Ne'
 Britain General hospital, where Il
 recently underwent an operation to s appendicitis.
 The regular monthly meeting 0 ? the Woman's Federation of the Con t gregational church will be held l l the parish house tomorrow after I noon at 2:30 o'clock. Articles lei g over from the fair will be on sale
 Cosmopolitan League = Two matches were rolled off l = the Cosmopolitan bowling league q . Hart's alleys last evening. The scores: