New Britain herald., 1929-10-29

 the local Camp Fire Girls will take part.
 Miss Francisco, reputed to be an interesting talker. promises to de- liver some of her most interesting talks while in this city.
 Plans Nearing Completion
 Plans for q monster Halloween celebration by the Sessions Ladies' club of Forestville on next Tuesday evening are nearing completion. The time will be given at the Sessions auditorium.
 The celebration will be in the form Of masquerade. and numer- ous prizes will be awarded winners of various contests. The Harmony Boys orchestra has been hired for the occasion. Dancing will be in vogue from until 12 ?. m.
 St. Johns Guild . $
 A regular meeting of St. Johns. Guild of ForestviIle will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the parish house. A large atten- dance is anticipated. aesa
 ForestyflIe School Taxes '>f
 Forestville school taxes. payable charge of school tax collecting in Lewis Hart at the post office on next Tuesday evening. MT. Hart has charge of schoo itaxe collecting In the district. faa,
 To Manage Reszenski Store 7s
 Raymond I. Gamache. a former employe of the Land and Johnson store. has resigned his position to accept another as manager of the A. Reszenski store at Center and North Main streets, MT. Gamache has had several years of experience in the clothing business.
 Mrs. Enos E. McMullen
 Mrs Enos B. McMullen. 72, widow of the late Enos B. McMullen. of 24 Willis street. died at her home yes- terday afternoon following q short illness.
 Mrs McMullen was born in July. 1857. the daughter of Michael and Abbie Guckin. and spent her entire life in Bristol with the exception of . : short time that she lived in Water-. bury, She was married in 1884 to December, 1924. A son, William. died in 1910. rmaa
 She is survived by one brother. Thomas F. Guckin, a captain in the Bristol police department; and one sister, Miss Kate Guckin, of this city.
 I,a kf St, Joseph's church at g o'clock to- morrow morning with solemn high mass of requiem, and burial will be in St. Thomas's cemetery. Friends have been asked to omit flowers 4ts
 Solomon Karnm
 Solomon Karam, 24, of fl Burling- ton avenue died at the Bristol hospt- tai Sunday night following a serious operation. He entered the hospital on Thursday night for the opera. ton.
 Solomon Karnm came 10 this, country from Persia l2 years ago being of Armenian birth. and he was employed at the Veeder- Root com. pany. He Is survived by one sister. Mrs. Khatoon Bahoo of Philadelphia. and one brother, Saul Karam of this citv ''H1
 The funeral will take place from the home of his brother. Saul karam, ct 41 Burlirgton avenue at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, to be followed by services at the Corgre- gational church with Rev. F. ~E. Adams of New Britain in charge. 1nterment will be in the family lot In West cemetery.
 Arthur Rarnes in Bridgeport
 A meeting of the members of the Associated Press was held in B~idte-g port yesterday afternoon and Editor Arthur S. Barnes of the Bristol Press represented the local pubIica- ton. The various associates insnected the new Post Publishing cor,nanv and then lunchcd at the Beach hotel.
 Placed on Prohatior
 Charles Bravis of this c'tv. che Sp- cd with non-sunport, WIS n'aced in rN'"Gc of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy at this mornings session Of court. Hravis was also acsasses inc HoSts Of court. A~ranccr7ent for the 'nnHNrt of his wife will be made -bv Mir. Tracy.
 Grass Fire
 grass fire at 3,4n o'clock yes- lefcay afternoon at Wa~hirgton and lIeasant streets. Forcs'ville. brought out Squad A and We!ch Co Nn.1 put was extinguished without dam- age.
 ncer- Card for Armory Fights
 supporting the Lord-Jarrett bout u me armory on November s arc 'our other bouts. They are AS fol- o"s; Semi-final. Jimmie Garcia vs Joe Curry at 133 pounds; two of s,Y ,ounds between Kid Carter of Mid- i1etown and Billy Herman of Ho,- 'oke and between Rancho Villa Of hartford and Gerald Emard ~ 7o!yoke; and a preliminary bout Of our rounds between Ray Sanbornor Hartford and Eddie Skinner of New Nh' iHe pTelimlnary bout will start at s:3o p. m.
 Boxers 10 Work Out 7"S On next Sunday afternoon at : o'clock Tommy Jarrett, the New raven boy and Joe Curry, the semi- mai lad from New Haven will train It the old town hall with Mat -hriSty' the idol of the Bristol fans 'nd Tony Laviero. There will be no 'harse of admission and the pcb,,o las been extended a cordial invita-. Ion by Matchmaker Tommy Hinteh. Tiff. HI
 Evening school Contest
 with only one week left Henry 'lante is leading Mrs. George Alex.
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